Anna Christie
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:20:00
AndI was thinking, seeing he ain't
done a thing for me in my life...

:20:06
...he might be willing to stake me with
a room and eats untill could rest up.

:20:13
ButI ain't expecting much from him.
:20:16
Give you a kick when you're down,
that's what all men do.

:20:22
AndI don't suppose he'll turn out
no better than the rest.

:20:29
Do you hang around this dump much?
:20:31
Oh, off and on.
:20:33
Why, maybe you know him, my old man.
:20:37
Well, it-- lt isn't old Chris, is it?
:20:40
-Who, old Chris?
-Yeah, Chris Christopherson.

:20:42
-That's his full name.
-That's him.

:20:45
Anna Christopherson is my reaI name...
:20:46
...only out there,I call myseIf
Anna Christie.

:20:49
-So you know him, huh?
-Oh, I've seen him around here for years.

:20:54
What kind is he?
:20:55
Well, he's as fine an old guy
as ever walked on two feet...

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...and that goes.
:21:02
Well, I'm glad to hear that.
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Why, you think he'll stake me
to the rest cure I'm after, then?

:21:09
Surest thing you know. Where'd you
get the idea that he was a janitor?

:21:15
Well, he wrote me he was himseIf.
:21:18
He's lying.
:21:20
He's a captain on a barge.
:21:23
A barge? What kind of a barge?
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Well, coal, mostly.
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A coaI barge?
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Well, well. If that ain't a swell job...
:21:41
...to find your long-lost old man
working at.

:21:46
Oh, gee.
:21:49
Well, that puts the kibosh
on his giving me a rest.

:21:52
Why? Couldn't you live on it too?
:21:55
Who, me? On a dirty coaI barge?
:21:59
Well, what do you thinkI am?

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