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:19:03
-Six months?
-Six years.

:19:07
l won't be here for long.
My daddy's gonna come and get me.

:19:11
That's what my dad told me.
:19:20
l'm sorry, Desmond.
:19:22
l was the seminary boxing champion.
:19:24
-Really?
-Let that be a lesson to you.

:19:26
Never underestimate the strength
of the Church militant.

:19:30
-God bless.
-Thanks, Father.

:19:34
lf you want your kids back that badly,
you should get a good lawyer.

:19:38
They cost money.
:19:41
Go and see Michael Beattie.
:19:43
Twenty-four Upper Mount Street.
:19:45
-Say l sent you.
-Fair enough.

:19:46
l'll say the new barmaid at Fergal's Pub
sent me. That'll impress him.

:19:51
Tell him Bernadette sent you,
you cheeky oaf.

:19:54
Bernadette Beattie, his little sister.
:19:56
l'm working here part-time
to help Uncle Fergal.

:19:59
l'm a trainee chemist, actually.
:20:00
So, you're the beautiful niece
Fergal's always bragging about.

:20:04
l bet you have lots of fellows
running after you.

:20:07
Yes. But none of them
have managed to catch me yet.

:20:11
You're not a bad-looking woman,
now that l look at you.

:20:14
Of course, with this bump on my head,
l'm probably hallucinating.

:20:24
Bless you, John.
:20:27
Once again,
until we achieve unity and harmony.

:20:30
Where do we say our night prayers?
:20:32
Not in the bed...
:20:34
not under the bed, but by the bed.
:20:38
Then kneel by your beds and give thanks.
:20:48
Get a move on, Evelyn.
You're keeping us all waiting.


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