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:36:02
Oh, God! l can't bear it.
:36:06
Come in.
:36:09
Shall l get the car, Mr. Bach?
:36:12
No thanks, Bitterman.
:36:14
Tonight l'll drive myself.
:36:17
How often does
a young man get engaged?

:36:20
Where's Mr. Hobson?
:36:21
Mr. Hobson was tired, sir.
He's resting.

:36:25
He's been tired
quite a bit lately.

:36:27
l'm sure he's fine, sir.
:36:40
Will you cut it out?
:36:42
l didn't mean to tell you,
but l've got a tumor.

:36:46
Did the lights go off?
:36:47
Just talk to me, okay?
:36:49
With a tumor in my head?
:36:52
Listen, Arthur.
:36:57
There are three books. . . .
This is important.

:37:01
Take them back. . .
:37:03
. . .to the library.
:37:12
Don't die anymore.
lt's getting very boring.

:37:16
l've only got a cold.
Now go and get engaged.

:37:21
l just told Linda
l was getting engaged.

:37:24
l don't know why.
:37:25
A tart like that could
save you a fortune in prostitutes.

:37:30
Listen, old man.
:37:32
Don't ever talk about
her that way again.

:37:35
She's the best person l know!
:37:37
Goddamn it,
why are you such a snob?!

:37:59
l raised my voice to you.
l've never done that before.


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