Wild in the Country
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:39:02
No certain time.
Whenever it's finished.

:39:08
I have to thank you, ma'am,
for an awful lot.

:39:12
No, you don't, Glenn.
:39:15
Not yet.
:39:20
Rose? Come on, girl.
Time for your walk.

:39:41
- Hello, Flossie.
- Hello, Mrs. Speery.

:39:45
- Admiring your handiwork, are you?
- Something new, and very nice.

:39:51
Hello, Davis.
:39:53
- A distinct pleasure
to see you, Mrs. Speery.
- Thank you, Davis, it's mutual.

:39:58
- Have you taken your bar exam yet?
- No, not until the fall.

:40:03
You must come more often. I've been
noticing Mr. Macy works too hard.

:40:08
You notice too much, Davis.
:40:10
I think he's right.
I do work too hard.

:40:14
Let's relax.
I'll t a martini.

:40:18
I'll t one too.
:40:21
I don't think I ever make a martini
without thinking about us.

:40:27
You didn't ask me here
to discuss us, did you?

:40:30
No, but make hay
while the sun shines.

:40:34
That's what my old dad
used to say.

:40:38
- Very dry?
- Very dry.

:40:42
Ooh!
:40:50
Irene, I think you're
Just as lonely as you ever were.

:40:56
I know I am.
:40:58
Here's to loneliness.

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