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or failed to gel,
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or gone up in smoke,
or fallen through.

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Let me put it this way, gentlemen.
It has sailed away.

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I seem to have missed something.
Would you mind starting again?

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Now, Miss McCardle.
Elizabeth, I hate to break the news,

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but at this very moment,
your fiancé, David Larrabee...

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Is late, as usual.
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Hello, everybody. Hello, darling.
Hello, Linus. How are you?

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What are you doing here?
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I heard there was a board meeting.
Where are the contracts?

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- Where's Sabrina?
- Sabrina? Who's Sabrina?

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- That name!
- She's on the boat, I guess.

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But the boat has sailed.
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- And there she goes.
- Who goes?

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- Sabrina.
- Who is Sabrina?

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- Why did you do it?
- Do what?

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She's all alone out there.
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Not according
to the afternoon papers.

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It says here that Linus Larrabee,
that's you,

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and Sabrina Fairchild, that's she,
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have reserved adjacent deck chairs
on the "Liberté", sailing today.

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All columnists should be beaten
to a pulp and converted into paper.

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Did you plant this?
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Me? I thought it was common knowledge
about you and Sabrina.

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Who is Sabrina?
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Our chauffeur's daughter,
that's who. How about that?

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Linus Larrabee, wizard of finance,
chairman of the board,

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getting mixed up
with his chauffeur's daughter.

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That's enough, David.
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She went after me,
but she switched to Linus.

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I guess it's because
he's got more money.

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We know about those kind of girls.
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Believe me, this one is no different,
just seems to be.

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I said that's enough.
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Maybe you got smart.
Or maybe you just got lucky,

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because you're here
and she's out there.

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She would have taken you for plenty.

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