She-Wolf of London
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that your happiness has always been
uppermost in my mind.

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First, I think you should know...
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you're not Phyllis's cousin.
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You're not related to her in any way.
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I don't understand.
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- You're her aunt, and...
- No.

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I'm not related to her, either.
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I'm only the woman who might have
married Reginald Allenby.

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- Reginald Allenby? Phyllis' father?
- Yes.

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This is the note he sent me...
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the day before I married your father.
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Read it.
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"My own darling...
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"I know that nothing I can say
will change your mind.

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"I wish you every happiness,
even though my heart tells me...

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"I shall never quite get over loving you.
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"Reggie."
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Of course, he did get over it.
Disappointed suitors generally do.

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He married Phyllis's mother...
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just one year after I married your father...
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a man as penniless as the precious
young man you wish to marry.

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And when your father died,
leaving me with a small child...

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and practically no money,
I had to fend for myself.

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That's how I happened
to become the housekeeper...

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of the Allenby's London house.
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This house.
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This house isn't ours?
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No, it belongs to the Allenby estate...
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meaning Phyllis,
because she's the only heir.

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[Dog barking]
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PHYLLIS: Barry!
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Stop it! Go away!
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Barry!
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Stop it. Go away.
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[Dog continues barking]
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BARRY: Get back!
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Come here, Rolf.
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I really can't understand it.
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He's so gentle around everyone but Phyllis.
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He was anything but gentle a moment ago.
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Why don't you get rid of them,
Mrs. Winthrop?

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I bought them for protection.
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You know what's going on in the park.
:10:59
Perhaps if Phyllis tried
to make friends with them.


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