Stage Beauty
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:12:35
Where were you?
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- Thought you'd abandoned us.
- I couldn't get away.

:12:40
- Did you bring it?
- She'd better had.

:12:42
Mr Cockerell.
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If you expect to perform,
I expect my guarantee.

:12:46
It's my risk, you know.
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It's illegal to have these on stage.
:13:08
Both of us
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were rather wondering
:13:12
if you were... really...
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...well, a gentleman.
:13:20
For, you see, my father's a wigmaker.
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He says you're much too beautiful
to be a gentleman.

:13:27
He says you must be a woman.
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My mother's friend,
the Earl of Lauderdale, says,

:13:33
if you're a man,
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you don't have a gentleman's thingy.
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He says you're like those Italian singers,
the whatsits?

:13:41
- Castrati.
- The Earl says

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they cut off your castrati at birth.
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Then you become a woman.
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So the Earl of Lauderdale is not a surgeon?
:13:50
No, he's an earl.
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Well...
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How then may we prove to both your
father and your mother's special friend...


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