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:53:01
That’s why I came to see you.
:53:03
I know others want to
manage the paper box factory.

:53:06
Leave the others out of this.
:53:09
They forget that I'm
the eldest daughter.

:53:12
I can't keep his job
open indefinitely.

:53:14
You owe it to me. It was
your fault that he left.

:53:17
My fault he doesn't
like paper boxes?

:53:20
You thought you'd order him
around, like the others.

:53:23
That’s very interesting.
:53:25
You may not know it,
but people are laughing at me.

:53:29
They're saying I have
a horse for a rival.

:53:32
And the horse won out.
:53:34
I've got to stop that blabbering.
:53:36
–You think he's coming back?
–I know he is.

:53:40
Don't be so cock–sure.
:53:42
Go down there with him.
:53:44
That’s a fine attitude for you.
:53:46
–He's your husband.
–When he's here at home.

:53:57
You won't let Dan down.
:54:04
A cold can't stop you.
:54:07
Don't be a sickie.
Get up.

:54:11
Get up.
:54:14
Come on, get up.
:54:18
Try to get up.
:54:21
Come on, get up!
:54:29
Come on, try.
:54:32
Come on.
:54:35
Ah, that’s it.
:54:37
Come on, boy, come on.
:54:45
Oh, Bill!
:54:54
Come on, Bill.
:54:59
Yes, get up.

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