1:12:06
l'm sorry to interrupt you again, Jerry.
Now, what were you saying?
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l was just telling one of Father's stories.
You've heard it.
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With a minute to go, Dad had the ball--
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-A ball? What ball?
-The football.
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What in the world was Dad ever doing
with a football?
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l was just telling a story about when Father
was at Princeton. You remember--
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Oh, yes, of course l remember.
Pop loved Princeton.
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He was there nearly 20 years.
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lf ever a man loved a place, he did.
He just adored it.
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And he certainly kept it looking beautiful.
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You've seen the grounds, of course.
1:12:44
Of course?
1:12:46
-Thank you.
-l'm afraid l'm--
1:12:49
So sorry!
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-Here's your handkerchief.
-Thank you.
1:12:52
l'm afraid that my sister
has a somewhat distorted sense of humor.
1:12:56
So have l.
1:12:57
What she meant was,
Father presented the college...
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with some of its finest landscapings.
1:13:03
Excuse me. Was l thirsty!
lt must have been that ham l had for dinner.
1:13:12
-l think my brother's pretty swell, don't you?
-Oh, yes.
1:13:15
He's always been pretty swell to me.
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l was working my head off
at the Virginia Club.
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But the minute he started doing better,
you know what l mean...
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why, he made me give up my job
and take a trip to London and Paris...
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and.... l think that was pretty swell,
don't you?
1:13:32
What did you do at the Virginia Club?
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-You see--
-l'll tell her!
1:13:37
lt was a little act, kind of....
1:13:40
Well, it's a little hard to explain.
1:13:42
-Have you got any records?
-Records?
1:13:45
-Yes. We have some records.
-Well, maybe if we....
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Say, wait a minute!
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Don't anybody leave this room.
l've lost my purse.
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-Why, here it is.
-Well, am l relieved.