The Fortune
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:55:00
The rent, dear.
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Thank you.
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Now, dear, I got to confess...
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to any of these disturbances
you've been hearing lately.

:55:14
I thought I'd better tell you
that my sister and my brother-in-law...

:55:17
haven't been hitting it off, and the truth is...
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they've been having some pretty bad rows.
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My, oh, my, that's what I was afraid of.
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Yes, yes, they have,
and it's been going on for some time...

:55:29
to the tragic result that
he's moving out of the house on her...

:55:33
and he's gonna take up residence in a hotel.
:55:35
Well, I didn't want to say,
but just not so long back now...

:55:40
I heard her screaming like a stuck pig.
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And then what, to my chagrin, do I see
but Mr. Dix leaping out the window...

:55:47
like Bandit Bill
without so much as a fare-thee-well.

:55:51
Oh, yeah. This has been going on
and I'm very concerned for her here.

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Naturally,
because she's so overly emotional...

:56:01
Well, anyway,
maybe she won't go to that extreme, but...

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I don't know why...
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in such a glorious world
as we've been provided with...

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birds, the sunshine,
of beautiful trees, and flowers...

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and the radio...
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why people don't get on
any better than they do.

:56:22
- It just makes me sick.
- Yeah. Thank you.

:56:46
Oh, you found more hooch.
:56:48
You genius.

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