Christmas in Connecticut
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:27:02
I know I shall regret this for the rest
of my life, but if it's what you want...

:27:06
Oh, Johnny, you're a Iamb.
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Sloan, I take everything back.
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I'll never forgot this.
I thank you, and my family thanks you.

:27:12
Wait a minute. It's no good.
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- Why not?
- I can't cook.

:27:15
- She can't cook.
- She can't cook.

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Felix. You'll take him with you.
He'll do anything for you.

:27:21
- Felix.
- Yes, Mr. Beecham.

:27:23
Felix, I've great news for you.
:27:25
May I announce to you the engagement
of our dear Elizabeth to Mr. John Sloan?

:27:29
- A prince of good fellows.
- Thank you.

:27:31
Lizka, it's true?
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Yes, Felix. I decided quite suddenly.
:27:35
Congratulate them, Felix. It's colossal.
:27:37
Colossal?
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It's catastrophe.
:28:00
Oh, Mr. Sloan, a merry Christmas.
:28:02
The same to you, Miss Lane.
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Thank you, Nora.
Merry Christmas to you too.

:28:06
So he finally talked you into marrying him.
Congratulations, Mr. Sloan.

:28:09
Thank you.
Has Judge Crothers arrived yet?

:28:11
No, sir. But he's on his way.
He phoned.

:28:13
That'll be a dollar even.
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There you are. And that's for you.
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Well, shall I carry you in, darling?
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No, thank you. We're not married yet.
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Oh, oh, John, it looks lovely.
:28:29
Just the way I described it
in the Christmas issue.

:28:32
I'm glad you like it.
Oh, Nora, this is Felix Bassenak.

:28:35
- He's going to help you with the cooking.
- Help me? Help me?

:28:38
We're having two guests.
They'll be arriving later.

:28:40
- I hope you have their rooms ready.
- Everything's ready, Mr. Sloan.

:28:44
If you come this way, I'll show you
the kitchen, Mr. Basternook.

:28:49
Just call me Felix.
:28:51
I hope you like it here, Felix.
:28:54
Me? I don't like the country.
:28:57
Oh, it's real cozy here.
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We have a horse and a cow.

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