Christmas in Connecticut
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:25:00
Well, Elizabeth, how about it?
:25:02
You know you need someone
to look after you.

:25:04
But I don't love you, John.
:25:06
All that will come in good time.
:25:08
Could you wait that long?
:25:11
I think so.
:25:14
Saying no to your proposals
has become a habit.

:25:17
Yes, it's a bad habit.
You must break yourself of it.

:25:20
It becomes harder and harder
to find an excuse to say no.

:25:23
You can't blame it on your career
this time, because you haven't got one.

:25:27
You're right.
:25:29
Well, I just can't think
of another excuse.

:25:32
You could say that you love
someone else.

:25:36
But I don't.
:25:37
No. Let me think.
:25:41
Oh, what am I...?
:25:43
You mean...?
You mean you will marry me?

:25:45
Well, if you really want me,
knowing how I feel.

:25:48
Do I? Darling.
:25:49
Well, don't mind me.
:25:52
Dud, we're going to be married.
:25:53
What?
:25:54
Hey, now look here, it isn't that bad.
:25:56
- Oh, really, Beecham.
- It's a good idea, Dud.

:25:59
In fact, I think I'll rather enjoy
living on a farm after...

:26:02
- A farm?
- John's farm. It's in Connecticut.

:26:04
That's where I got most of my copy.
:26:06
Say, that's right.
:26:08
You have got a farm, haven't you?
Congratulate me.

:26:10
- This is the happiest day.
- Aren't you getting a bit mixed?

:26:13
- It's the happiest day of my life.
- Of course. Congratulations.

:26:16
I think you've made
a very wise decision.

:26:18
In fact, I think you two should
get very married right away.

:26:21
And there we are.
A husband, a farm in Connecticut.

:26:24
- Now all we need is a baby.
- What are you getting at?

:26:26
What's the harm of having Yardley
and a sailor at your farm for Christmas?

:26:29
Yardley and a sailor on my honeymoon?
Are you crazy?

:26:32
Elizabeth, I just talked with my wife.
:26:35
You told her?
:26:37
I didn't have the heart.
:26:38
She told me what she was getting
the kids for Christmas.

:26:42
And, well, I...
:26:43
She sounded so happy...
:26:46
Of course, I know it's asking a lot,
but when a pal's in a jam...

:26:50
John, darling, it would
only be for a few days.

:26:53
After all, Dud's been so good to me.
:26:55
I am getting out of it now,
thanks to you.

:26:59
Oh, John, couldn't we
so he won't lose his job?


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