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Major Dee, Modern Languages.
We call him Major Disaster.
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Is the biology wing
finished yet?
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It's been finished for ages.
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Most parents get down
twice a term...
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but I'm lucky if my father
gets down once a year.
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Now, that is not true.
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And what happens
when I do come down?
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We stare at each other
like a couple of deaf-mutes.
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- Unless you need some cash.
- But today's different.
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You get a jolly good view
from around this corner.
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We have all our services
in the cathedral.
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That's the school choir
you can hear...
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practicing in there now.
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Would you like
to go up the tower?
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We can see for twenty miles.
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No, Matt, not again.
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You can do it, Father.
Exercise is good for you.
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I wasn't thinking about myself,
but Miss Bowman.
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I took Auntie Beth up
last week and she loved it.
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Who's Auntie Beth?
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She's Father's aunt
and she's sixty.
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Well, if Auntie Beth
can do it, so can I.
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Come on, Father. Come on.
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We go through there.
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I'll have to get permission
from the verger.
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I won't be a moment.
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I like him.
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So do I.
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I feel so happy.
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It's like having
a family of my own.
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Lovely feeling.
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Good.
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Would you have dinner
with me tonight, David?
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I don't think so.
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I'm going to be in London
ten more days...
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and I'd love to see
more of you.
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You really are persistent,
aren't you?
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A little over-anxious, maybe.
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Look, I tell you
what we're going to do.
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We're going to come down
from that tower...
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if we ever reach the top,
we'll take Matt out to tea...
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we'll stuff him full of food...
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and then I'll drive you
back to London.
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And drop me at my hotel?
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That's right.