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To talk about worms
the way you do.

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Why not? Even flies are romantic.
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- Flies?
- Oh yes.

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Coming from the stable
to the table,

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chasing each other over the sugar
and meeting in the butter.

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- You've read "The Life of the Bee"?
- No, I haven't.

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The bee's behavior in the beehive
is unbelievable.

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Really?
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- Gezundheit!
- It certainly does.

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- I beg your pardon?
- The dress. It goes on tight.

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You're awful dusty tonight, my dear.
Turn around.

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Where do they keep you?
On the top shelf or something?

:32:36
Fuller's earth? Johnson's powder?
I know! Cornstarch.

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Just think!
All life motivated by love.

:32:43
How beautiful.
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- By no means beautiful.
- It certainly is.

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No, it's vile, wicked, awful!
But wonderful.

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- I like you.
- Really?

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You're sensitive. You feel things.
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Don't encourage me.
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It's true. So few people
have the capacity to feel.

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Or the opportunity.
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Allow me.
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Use it only for what you wish.
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Come in.
:33:39
Good morning. How do you feel?
:33:41
- Better, thank you.
- Good.

:33:43
What a day!
:33:45
The sun's shining, the kettle's
singing, and we've paid the rent.

:33:49
There'll be an earthquake,
I know it.

:33:53
What would you like for breakfast?
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We have eggs, bacon,
cheese, spring onions...


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