O Brother, Where Art Thou%3F
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I got news. In case you hadn't
noticed, I wasn't hit by a train,

:58:06
and I have travelled
many a weary mile

:58:08
to be back with my wife
and my six daughters.

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- Seven, Daddy!
- That ain't your daddy, Alvanelle.

:58:15
Your daddy was hit by a train.
:58:17
Penny, you stop that!
:58:19
You stop it! Vernon here's got a job.
:58:21
Vernon's got prospects.
He's bona fide. What are you?

:58:24
I'll tell you what I am...
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I'm the pater familias,
and you can't marry him!

:58:28
I can, I am and I will, tomorrow.
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I gotta think about the Wharvey gals.
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They look to me for answers.
:58:35
Vernon can buy 'em
lessons on the clarinet.

:58:37
The only good thing you
ever did was get hit by that train!

:58:41
Well, you lying, unconstant succubus.
:58:45
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
You can't swear at my fiancee!

:58:49
Oh, yeah?
Well, you can't marry my wife!

:58:54
(Baby crying)
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(Groans)
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(Scuffling and crashing)
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Who is that man?
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He's not my husband.
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Just a drifter, I guess.
Just some no-account drifter.

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And stay out of the Woolsworth!
:59:34
(Movie) 'I'll bet she does
imitations, too.'

:59:36
(Everett)
Deceitful, two-faced she-wolf.

:59:39
Never trust a female, Delmar.
:59:42
Remember that precept and your time
with me won't have been ill-spent.

:59:46
- OK, Everett.
- "Hit by a train."

:59:49
Truth means nothing to a woman,
Delmar.

:59:52
Triumph of the subjective.
You ever been with a woman?

:59:55
Well, I've...
I got to get the family farm back

:59:59
before I can start
thinking about that.


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