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- Good-bye, Stella.
- Bye.
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Thank you for letting me go.
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- Mrs. Dallas, Mr. Morley.
- How do you do, Mrs. Dallas?
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Won't you sit down, please?
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I wrote you a letter,
and in it I stated--
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Don't tell me what you stated.
Just tell me what you meant.
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It's only natural to suppose that you
should wish to legalize your position--
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Legalize my position?
I've got a marriage license.
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What are you tryin' to give me?
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Your freedom.
A divorce.
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Mr. Dallas feels,
and I can readily understand why...
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that you might wish to remarry.
1:03:57
Let's get down to brass tacks. I haven't
the slightest idea of ever remarryin'.
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Now, it don't happen,
by any chance, to be...
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Mr. Dallas who wishes
to remarry, does it?
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Well, assuming for the moment
that it does...
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surely you could have
no objection.
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Your allowance would be the same.
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As a matter of fact, Mr. Dallas might
even be able to increase the amount--
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I don't want any increases. Let him
keep it, and let me keep my daughter.
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Mr. Dallas has no intention
of any change regarding your daughter.
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Oh, he hasn't. Then what's he
been tryin' to win her away for?
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Takin' her to fine hotels,
country places, town houses.
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Makin' her dissatisfied with
the kinds of things I been givin' her.
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Does he think I don't see what he's
after? He'll never get away with it.
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I'm gonna give her the same things.
Everything her heart's been set on.
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Fine hotels, fancy friends. I'm gonna
give 'em to her, and he'll pay for 'em.
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If he's got any increases,
he can hand 'em over.
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If he don't,
maybe I'll get a lawyer...
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and bring in the name
of that highfalutin widow!
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I won't keep ya any longer, Mr. Morley.
Thank you very much.