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I could go on like this
drifting and dreaming for ever.

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What a day. Spring in the air!
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Who, me? And fall in the lake?
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Professor, you're full of whimsy.
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Can you tell from there?
I'm always like that after radishes.

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Is that important?
- Is it important?

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Those are the football signals.
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I've got a duplicate in my pocket.
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I always carry two of everything.
This is my first date with one woman.

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You mean
you take two girls out every time?

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I hate to see a girl walk home alone.
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You know, Professor,
I've never seen football signals.

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You think a little girl like me
could understand them?

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I think you could understand anything.
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Is the big stwong man
gonna show liddle icky baby

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all about the bad football signals?
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Was that you or the duck?
If it was you, I'm with the duck.

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If icky baby don't learn
about the football signals,

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icky baby gonna cry.
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If icky girl keep talking that way,
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big stwong man
gonna kick all her teef in.

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Naughty man is only fooling!
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Just for that I'm coming over
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to smother him in kisses.
- You couldn't make that onions?

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Oh, so that's your game.
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Professor Wagstaff!
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Just call me Quincy.
And later you can call me Quince.

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Throw me the lifesaver!
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Please hurry, Professor.
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39. This is it!
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