1:16:00
Like l was saying, l got...
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Merry Christmas, Miss Francie.
1:16:04
Come on, we're in here.
ls Mr. McShane.
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l hope l'm not intruding.
1:16:07
Merry Christmas, Mr. McShane.
1:16:09
Merry Christmas!
1:16:09
Merry Christmas. l was just ah
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Hello, handsome.
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Oh, Mrs. Edwards.
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l was just passing and l happened to
see the light still burning.
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And l was thinking l'd like
to have a hand in
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decorating that fine
Christmas tree.
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...l see someone's already provided.
1:16:23
Well, we can always use more of 'em,
Mr. McShane. Thank you kindly.
1:16:27
Won't you come in and have a cup of
coffee with us?
1:16:29
Oh, thanks, no. Ah, this evening's
for families.
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And, l got to be getting home now,
so, l'll say goodbye and...
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and Merry Christmas to everybody.
1:16:39
Thank you, Mr. McShane, good night.
1:16:40
That was mighty nice of him.
1:16:43
Mr. McShane's a fine man.
1:16:44
He's l think sometimes a lonely man.
1:16:47
Well, like l was saying, l... l got
something here.
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l mean, l got a present for somebody
that ain't exactly here.
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Grandma helped me pick it out. ls
for... you know who.
1:16:59
Oh, Bill, is beautiful.
Look everybody.
1:17:05
Oh, Bill, darling, l've never been
so happy.
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l'm going to get some coffee.
1:17:22
Katie?
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Yeah.
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l'm glad for you.
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l don't know. l'm scared, l guess.
1:17:36
You got no call to be. Look how
swell them two are.
1:17:41
Told Johnny yet? Well, maybe
you oughta, it might help him.
1:17:54
Yeah. You better take the coffee in.
1:17:56
You're a fine girl, Katie. l never
said any different.