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:35:00
(Mark) Now, why should any young lady
want to pull your leg?

:35:03
Oh, sorry. I thought
I recognised this lady.

:35:06
- Did he recognise you?
- No.

:35:08
- You did not recognise her.
- I said I thought I recognised her.

:35:12
- I said I'm sorry.
- Good for you. You've apologised.

:35:15
You may go now.
:35:21
- You came back so quickly.
- Yes. Who's your fan?

:35:25
I just seem to have one of those faces.
:35:28
Well, what do you like
in the next race?

:35:30
Can we go to the paddock?
I'd like to see Telepathy.

:35:33
Been watching him ever since I saw him
work out once as a two-year-old.

:35:59
Oh, I believe that's
our old friend Telepathy.

:36:03
Yeah, number eight. Telepathy.
:36:12
He 's a lanky-looking piece of business,
but I bow to your superior knowledge.

:36:16
- What is it? What ' s the matter?
- Don't bet him.

:36:19
- Why not?
- He's walleyed.

:36:22
Can we go now?
:36:36
What a paragon you are.
You don't smoke, drink or gamble.

:36:40
Just this once... for luck.
:36:42
- I don't believe in luck.
- What do you believe in?

:36:46
Nothing.
:36:49
Oh, horses, maybe.
At least they're beautiful,

:36:51
and nothing in this world like people.
:36:54
Oh, yes, people. A thoroughly bad lot.
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Generally.
:36:58
Did you have a tough childhood,
Mrs Taylor?


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