An Ideal Husband
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I-I don't understand!
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We have much to thank him for, Robert.
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When I finished my speech last night,...
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.. I felt sure that my future was in ruins.
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When you began it,
I wasn't so sure about my own.

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I don't know how to thank you.
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I'm sure I'll think of something.
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In the meantime, I'd be grateful
for the return of my hand.

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Oh.
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Miss Mabel.
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Miss Mabel.
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Miss Mabel, wait!
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I... er...
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.. have something very particular
to say to you.

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Is it a proposal?
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Well,...
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.. yes, it is.
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It is?
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Er, well, I think it is.
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- Well, yes or no?
- Well...

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- Actually, yes, I'm afraid it is.
- I am so glad.

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- That makes the second one today.
- What?

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- Oh dear, not...
- Tommy Trafford.

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It is one of Tommy's days for proposing.
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He proposes on Tuesdays and Thursdays
during the season.

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- Ah, but today is Friday.
- I know.

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Today is special.
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You didn't accept him, did you?
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I shall be in the conservatory
under the second palm tree on the right.

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Second palm tree on the right?
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The usual palm tree.
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And then we'll see how you do.
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Usual?
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Well, sir, what are you doing here?
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Wasting your time, as usual.
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My dear father, when one pays a visit,...
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.. it is for the purpose
of wasting other people's time.

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- Why are you here?
- I've important news for Chiltern.


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