Lady for a Day
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May l present
Count Alfonso Romero

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and his son, Carlos.
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How do you do?
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It is indeed a pleasure,
my dear Count.

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We've been looking forward
to this visit for some time.

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Thank you.
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How stupid of me.
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This is...
your Uncle David.

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My uncle?
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I didn't know l had an uncle.
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You must be Father's brother.
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I'm so pleased.
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Why, Mother, you didn't write
a word about him.

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That's because Brother David
is the black sheep of the family.

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I want you to meet Count Romero
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and his son Carlos.
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- This is my uncle, David Manville.
- How do you do?

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- Where do you think you're going?
- Are you talking to me?

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I ain't talking to your Aunt Tilly.
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I'm a news reporter.
I want to chat with the Count.

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You're wrong. He ain't no Count.
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No?
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Yeah, somebody threw you
a bum steer.

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Shows you what
a rumor will do.

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What you want to do
is go over to Pier 48.

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There's a boat coming in
from the Argentines.

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Maybe there's a king and queen
on it, you can't tell.

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Take this man to Pier 48.
It's in the Bronx.

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- But 48 is down by the Battery.
- In the Bronx!

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Wonder what their racket is?
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Looks like a couple of
foreigners being taken over.

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Let's talk to the Dude.
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Happy, a couple of cops
are going to see the Dude.

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Holy smoke! We gotta stop 'em.
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Go start a fight.
Sock the Weasel.

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- The Weasel? He's my brother!
- I said sock him.

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Hey, Weasel.
I hate to do this.

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Fight! Fight!
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Fight! Fight!

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