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Yes, sir.
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I'm Mr. Agnastis.
Do you have my tickets ready?

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-Yes.
-I'm here with my boys.

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Yes, let me find your ticket.
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You! You're going, eh?
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Didn't I tell you not to give up?
You're good.

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Tell me what happened.
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That man is taking us all.
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Eight boys, yes, in one cabin.
That was the understanding.

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I've done this every year,
eight boys in one cabin...

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you've always allowed it.
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-Only now, suddenly, objections.
-Just a moment.

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You're all going?
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Yes.
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There's a place to shine shoes
in New York City.

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He's paying our passages.
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What do you do?
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We shine shoes.
We work for him...

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two years, without pay.
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Would he take another?
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No.
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Many boys want it,
but he'll only take eight.

:46:02
I came to the store once
to tell you, but...

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you got into a carriage
with a rich man.

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You looked very busy,
very big...

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plenty to eat,
so I thought...

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Right or wrong is for the rich.
You can afford it, I can't.

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You come from a good family.
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Yes, who are now waiting for
one piece of good news.

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One piece!
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But your father...
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I don't want to be my father,
or your father...

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I don't want that good family life,
good family life...

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all those good people stay here
and live in this shame.

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The churchgoers who give
to the poor live in shame.

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The respectable, polite ones
with good manners.

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But, I am going.
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No matter how. No matter,
no matter. I am going!


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