The Trouble with Harry
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Um... I don't know.
:54:04
'Course, it might have been
Dr Greenbow or the tramp.

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- Or Jennifer?
- I told you it couldn't...

:54:11
Well, no point in arguing about it.
Let's get rid of him.

:54:16
OK. You helped me in my hour of need.
I guess it's up to me to help you.

:54:21
We'll file Harry away
once and for all.

:54:24
No more nonsense about it.
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Come aboard, Miss Gravely,
come aboard.

:54:53
It's just an old salt's
snug anchorage.

:54:56
Small, not palatial like yours,
But homely, very...

:55:15
Won't you sit down, Miss Gravely?
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Thank you.
:55:21
It's funny. Funny how we got to be
so friendly in one afternoon.

:55:25
I knew you weren't as prim
and starchy as they made out. No.

:55:29
(Chuckling) Not by a long shot.
:55:32
- Really?
- No.

:55:34
I'm a man who can recognise
the human qualities in a woman.

:55:37
When I first saw you
down where Harry was -

:55:39
- Captain Wiles.
- Yes, ma'am?

:55:41
Before you make your kind thoughts
known to me,

:55:44
I should like to offer you some
explanation of my sudden invitation

:55:48
to coffee and blueberry muffins
this afternoon

:55:51
and my...
and my sitting with you here now.

:55:54
No, ma'am,
you don't have to explain anything.

:55:56
You came to my aid at a moment of
crisis, for which I'm truly grateful.


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