:28:07
Come right in, Pat.
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- I got a problem, Father.
- Yeah?
:28:11
Seems like it's more yours than mine.
:28:14
It's her. Well, Father, it's this way.
:28:20
Last night I'm walking me beat, see?
Who do you think I runs into?
:28:23
- Her?
- Mrs. Quimp.
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[Lmitating Hattie] "Officer McCarthy,"
she says.
:28:27
- You know how the old stool pigeon talks.
- Yes, I do.
:28:30
"If you'll go around the corner,
you'll find a girl.
:28:33
"I've been watching her
and she ain't up to no good."
:28:35
Well, Father, I goes around the corner
and there, like the Quimp says, I finds her.
:28:41
MCCARTHY: Do you follow me, Father?
O'MALLEY: Yes.
:28:44
Well, I looks at her and sizes her up.
:28:48
One of those things, I think.
I'm just about to say to her:
:28:52
"Look, sister, not on my beat."
:28:56
When she turns,
and right away I sees I'm out of line.
:28:59
- You follow me, Father?
- Yeah.
:29:02
To get down to it, Father,
I find she's broke and run away from home.
:29:07
Doesn't know a soul in town.
:29:09
So, instead of booking her,
I takes her home.
:29:13
It's all right with the missus for one night,
but if she stays any longer...
:29:17
I guess Mrs. McCarthy,
good woman that she is...
:29:20
is no different from any other woman.
:29:22
- You follow me, Father?
- I follow you.
:29:24
So, anyway, she tells us
that she's run away from home...
:29:26
on account of
her folks don't understand her.
:29:29
We tried arguing with her, Father,
but she's a tough one.
:29:32
She thinks "Honour thy father
and thy mother" is a belly laugh.
:29:36
Well, Father, guess I'll let you
pick it up from here.
:29:39
MCCARTHY: Says her name's Carol James.
O'MALLEY: All right, McCarthy.
:29:42
MCCARTHY: So long.
O'MALLEY: Goodbye.
:29:43
MCCARTHY: All right. You can go in now.
:29:49
Come right in.
Won't you sit down over here?
:29:56
Carol, suppose you give us
your version of it?
:29:59
I guess it's just about like he said.