Mr. Skeffington
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That's Tony, Joe and Luigi,
serenading a couple that got married.

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They go looking for them.
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- How do they tell?
- I don't know, but they do.

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You know, they ain't messed up
on a couple in over 10 years.

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Can you beat that?
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Job, could you tell
they've just been married?

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He's a very lucky boy.
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I think I could.
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They way she's looking at him,
you couldn't miss it.

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I see what you mean.
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The way I'm looking at you.
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No. Your look is cordial,
not connubial.

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I've married you,
but I haven't won you.

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Job.
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No.
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So far, I've merely taken you
away from the others.

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Do you think that night
I broke into your party...

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...do you think that was
the first time I'd seen you?

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No. I'd seen you many times before that.
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Dining at Sherry's.
Dancing at the Waldorf.

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You never noticed me.
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When I saw you the night
I came to see Trippy...

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...you looked very beautiful.
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Very unattainable.
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That's why I commissioned Vanyi
to paint your portrait.

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At least, I'd have that.
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Well, now you have both.
The portrait and me.

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What you mean is I own both.
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It isn't quite the same thing.
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Do you know why I came to your office
that day to sell you bazaar tickets?

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Because I'd made up my mind even then
that I was going to marry you.

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- Why?
- Because you're good and kind...

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...and your eyes are special
in a St. Bernard sort of way.

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And although I've never
really seen you smile...

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...I always have the feeling
you're laughing at me.

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And I find that attractive.
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Besides the fact you're very rich.
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Would you like to kiss me?

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