:42:02
Thank you, thank you.
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Have a drink.
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I won't insult you by saying no.
:42:11
How goes it with you, Reb Tevye?
:42:14
How should it go?
:42:15
You're right.
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And you?
:42:17
The same.
:42:19
I'm sorry to hear that.
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Er...
:42:33
Er... How is your er
:42:35
brother-in-law... in America?
:42:38
He's doing very well.
:42:40
He wrote you?
:42:41
No, not lately.
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How do you know?
:42:43
Ah, if he was doing badly, he would write.
:42:50
Ah!
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Ah.
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- Cheiim.
- Cheiim.
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Tevye,...
:43:01
Yeah?
:43:04
I suppose you know
:43:07
why I wanted to see you.
:43:08
Oh, yes, I do. But er...
:43:12
There is no use talking about it.
:43:16
Er...
:43:17
Tevye, I understand how you feel.
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But er...
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After all,
:43:24
you have a few more without her.
:43:26
Ah, I see.
:43:28
Today you want one.
:43:30
Tomorrow you may want two.
:43:32
Two?
:43:33
What... What would I do with two?
:43:35
The same as you do with one.
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Er...
:43:47
Tevye.
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This is very important to me.
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Why is it so important to you?
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Frankly,