My Little Chickadee
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- Two of his roughs tried to do me in.
- For what reason?

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They accused me of chicanery.
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- This is a surprise.
- It was a surprise to me.

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It's hard to trust people these days.
Mistakes will happen.

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And after seeing you,
I know I must be wrong about him.

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- We'll let it go at that.
- That's fine.

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Let me show you there's no hard feelings
and extend my hospitality.

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The drinks are on the house. Mulligan.
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Let Mr. Twillie have anything he wants.
:29:25
- Pardon me for a second.
Give me that bottle.

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- Will you join me at the table?
- I don't mind if I do.

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I see. A gentleman.
:29:43
- I've been called other things, too.
- Who hasn't?

:29:51
This reminds me
of the White Palace in Chicago...

:29:54
only this ain't white.
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- You're from Chicago?
- Yeah, every bit of me.

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Spend much time around the White Palace?
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Yeah, I worked there.
Singing and entertaining.

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- A regular turn.
- Is that so?

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Maybe you'll sing for me sometime.
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Thanks, I don't need a job.
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No, I mean, just as a special favour to me.
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Yeah, I'll sing for you. Sometime.
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Anytime.
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I reached down into my boots...
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and I drew two more six shooters.
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Bang!
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How'd you shoot three guns at once?
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I had one in my teeth.
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- Three Indians bit the dust.
:30:43
The slaughter I wreaked
upon the poor savages was devastating.

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I run this town and everything I say goes.
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So if anybody tries to make
any trouble for you...

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you can count on me to protect you.
:30:57
Funny. Every man I meet
wants to protect me.


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