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It seems
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it was not ordained that
you should have all the comforts of life.
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Reb Tevye, may I speak to you?
1:06:18
Later, Motel. Later.
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But I would like to speak to you!
1:06:22
Not now, Motel. Not now.
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I have problems.
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That's why I want to speak to you.
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I think I can help.
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Yes, like a bandage can help a corpse.
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Goodbye, Motel, goodbye.
1:06:35
At least listen to him, Papa!
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All right, you have a tongue. Talk.
1:06:41
Reb Tevye, I hear you are
arranging a match for Tzeitel.
1:06:45
Ah, he also has ears.
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Well,
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I have a match for Tzeitel.
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What kind of a match?
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A perfect fit.
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Like a glove.
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This match was made
exactly to measure.
1:07:00
Perfect fit? Made to measure?
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Motel, stop talking like a tailor
and tell me, who is it?
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Please don't shout at me, Reb Tevye.
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All right, I won't.
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Who is it?
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Who is it?!
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- Who is it?
- Who is it?
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Who is it?!
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It's me.
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Myself.
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It's him!
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Himself!
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Either you're out of your mind
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or you are crazy!
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He must be crazy!
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Arranging a match for yourself?
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What are you? Everything?
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The bridegroom, matchmaker,
and guests in one?
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I suppose
you'll perform the ceremony, too?
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Please don't shout, Reb Tevye.
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As for being my matchmaker,
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- I know it's unusual.
- Unusual? It's crazy!
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Times are changing, Reb Tevye.
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The thing is, a year ago,
Tzeitel and I gave each other our pledge