Girls! Girls! Girls!
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Oh! That one over there has
a teeny-weensy bit more elan.

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I don't think so. This is...
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I've always loved roses...
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This one is so beautifully
understated, don't you think?

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- Absolutely muted.
- I'll take it.

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- Put it on my account.
- Yes.

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Now...! Let's check...
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No!
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- I'm sorry. We ran out of boxes.
- That's all right.

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I just love the hat! Bye!
:32:41
Laurel...
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- Where is it?
- It's been sold.

:32:45
- It was mine!
- I know.

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Why didn't you do something?
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- Are you just going to stand there?
- Can we go?

:32:53
This is outrageous.
I will not stand for it.

:32:56
- Mr Peabody!
- I heard the sound of conflict.

:32:59
- You must be the manager.
- Yes, Madam.

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I'm Mrs Figgot.
:33:04
- That's a name you don't fool with!
- I'm taking my coffee break.

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Miss Dodge!
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- The penalty for desertion...
- Mr Peabody!

:33:17
How did you know
Johnson sold the West Wind?

:33:21
I went to the docks to look for you
and they were taking the sign off.

:33:25
- Good afternoon.
- Come with me, please.

:33:39
- May I take your order?
- Two coffees, two salads. OK?

:33:43
Bring the coffee now, please.
:33:47
There's something I must tell you.
The man I told you about...

:33:52
That wasn't the first time
I'd been fooled.

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- With you...
- With me, what?

:33:58
With you it was different.

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