My Sister Eileen
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I hate to admit it, Mr. Baker...
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but youre a very discerning man.
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It just happens that Eileen
and the inexperienced...

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frustrated, spinsterish Ruth Sherwood...
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are one and the same.
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You mean... You tell me that this...
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All those experiences? You?
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All those men?
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I guess the single girls in Columbus
were happy to see you leave.

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It wasnt as bad as all that.
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- I coloured the stories a little.
- Naturally.

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- You know, literary licence.
- Yeah...

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What about that army pilot...
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that flew all the way from Nome, Alaska
to bring you a birthday present?

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Danny Marshall.
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He always was impulsive.
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Well, no wonder they voted you
the girl most likely to marry a millionaire.

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Every girl gets voted the most likely
to do something or other, doesnt she?

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Yeah. How come you never did get married?
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I have to think of my career.
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Miss Sherwood, would you consider
having dinner with me tonight?

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Lm sorry. Id love to...
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but I have a previous engagement.
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Thats too bad. Couldnt you break it?
I could sure break mine.

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- No, I couldnt. Hed be terribly upset.
- Im sure he would.

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- The least I could do is drive you home.
- No, Id rather you wouldnt.

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Frank. He said he might be early
and it might be embarrassing.

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- Hes terribly jealous.
- I just said I was gonna drive you home.

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- You dont have to ask me up.
- Its not up, its down.

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Thank you very much anyway, Mr. Baker.
Perhaps some other time.


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