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- I'm Pippa Durham, Clive's sister.
- Yes, he's -
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May I introduce Mr. London?
Mr. Hall.
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- How do you do? Archie London.
- How do you do?
:35:09
I'm the lucky devil who's to marry her.
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I'm commandeering troops
for canvassing tomorrow. Tariff reform.
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- Yes. Stop bullying, Pippa.
- Are you interested?
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- Certainly. I'd be delighted.
- Good. There, Mama.
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Mr. Hall is sound.
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- Pippa, dear, does Mr. Hall know his room?
- The Blue Room, Mama.
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The Blue Room?
Poor man.
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The one with the smoking fireplace. Simcox.
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- Where'd you come from?
- The old schoolroom, our study.
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That's why you've been put to stay
in this dog's misery.
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Come.
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It's as much like college as I could make it.
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Look at the view, though.
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There. You may shoot rabbits from this window.
:36:22
Oh, it is jolly for me, coming here.
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Well, this place will never seem the same again.
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- I shall love it at last.
- Would there be anything else, sir?
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No, thank you, Milly.
No, that's all.
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We're up the staircase by ourselves.
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We need never be in any other part of the house,
apart from meals, that is.
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I'll leave you to unpack.
See you down there.
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I hope you can find
enough to amuse yourself, Mr. Hall.
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So we dressed and came down
to find water lapping...
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at the foot of the staircase...