Christmas in Connecticut
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I'll take it. I'll have Nora feed it tonight.
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Lizka, he looks good on you.
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Better than a mink coat, even.
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- Felix, how I need one of those.
- No, no, no, no. For the judge.

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Oh, Mr. Yardley, this is my uncle Felix.
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Merry Christmas. Same to you.
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Oh, and how very thoughtful of you, sir.
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Excuse me, dear.
Speaking of fireplaces, Mr. Yardley...

:44:27
...I'd like to show you
a little ingenious thing I've invented.

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- I brought you other one with two cherries.
- Thank you very much...

:44:36
...but I can't wait. I've gotta get home
and trim my Christmas tree.

:44:39
- I tell them you come back later.
- Why, yes. Of course. I don't live very far.

:44:43
Just a little ways down the road.
They can call me.

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- Here. Here's my card.
- That's very nice, very nice.

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Wait, wait, wait a minute.
This way, please.

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Come, come, come, come, come.
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Out the window?
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Oh, a shortcut, huh?
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- Why, thank you.
- Don't mention it. It's a pleasure.

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Merry Christmas.
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Mothproof closets, filtered ventilation
and indirect lighting.

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I've introduced all modern conveniences,
without sacrificing the traditionals.

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Splendid, splendid. And I suppose
Elizabeth contributed her ideas.

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Elizabeth? Oh, yes.
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No, no. I should say not.
I'm the architect.

:45:24
I never allow anyone
to interfere with my plans.

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- Oh, Felix?
- Yes?

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- Everything okay?
- Hunky-dunky.

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Now I go to the kitchen and make a
wonderful dinner, like you never had before.

:45:37
But I thought Mrs. Sloan
was going to cook the dinner.

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Uncle Felix is going to help me.
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Actually, I've taught him
everything he knows.

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And he always uses my recipes.
Don't you?

:45:46
He thought it'd be nice to relieve me in the
kitchen so I'd have time with my guests.

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That's very thoughtful of him.
But if you'll forgive my saying so...

:45:53
...I won't feel the same as if you
had cooked it, Mrs. Sloan.

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Believe me, you will feel much better.

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