Christmas in Connecticut
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- Not in there. You'll wake up the baby.
- The baby?

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Well, it's borrowed. I mean, it's adopted.
Oh, go ahead.

:34:07
Nora, turn off the music
and don't forget to call me Mrs. Sloan.

:34:10
What, already?
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Quartermaster Jones reporting.
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Merry Christmas, Mr. Jones.
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Your mother invited me, Elizabeth Lane.
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No, I'm Elizabeth Lane.
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It's my pen name. I'm really Mrs. Sloan.
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Won't you come it?
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Merry Christmas.
:34:29
This is my uncle Felix.
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- How do you do?
- How do you do?

:34:33
I'm sorry, I... I guess I didn't expect...
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I mean, I thought you were...
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Oh, I brought a present for you.
:34:41
- That'll be a dollar even, commander.
- Okay.

:34:47
Gee, thanks. Merry Christmas.
:34:49
Merry Christmas.
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Well...
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I... I guess I pictured you...
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Oh, older? Yes, everyone does.
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It's lovely, isn't it, Uncle Felix?
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Wonderful. Just what you need.
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I read in your column...
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...where you were trying to buy one
and couldn't...

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...so I hope you like it.
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Of course I do.
:35:19
My old man was an expert
with rocking chairs.

:35:22
He said he used to solve
all his problems in one.

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But you have to know how to rock.
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- Don't you just rock?
- Oh, no.

:35:31
- No?
- No.

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I'll show you.
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Suppose you're tired and worried
about a problem.

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Well, then you rock like this.
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Like you're on a ship,
away from everything...

:35:43
...rolling soft and smooth
over the open sea.

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Well, then you get to thinking
slow and calm.

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Get it? That's the ocean rock.
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- I never thought of that before.
- There's the horseback rock.

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When you can't sit still,
you gotta be doing something...

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...and you rock like this, very fast.
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Then the lazy rock.

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