Christmas in Connecticut
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:21:01
Don't try, my dear. And thank you
very much for coming to see me.

:21:05
- Good afternoon, Mrs. Lane.
- Good afternoon.

:21:15
- Anything wrong, madam?
- Oh, no, nothing at all.

:21:19
He's kind of overpowering, isn't he?
:21:22
Oh, yes. A very strong personality.
:21:24
- Yes.
- Pardon me, Mrs. Lane...

:21:26
...but I'm planning on having a farm
in Connecticut myself one day.

:21:29
I'd like some good bottomland.
:21:32
- Bottomland?
- Yes.

:21:34
That's the best kind for farming,
isn't it?

:21:36
Oh, some people say yes,
and some people say no.

:21:39
But what do you say?
:21:41
I'm inclined to agree with them.
:21:43
Oh, thank you very much.
:21:49
- What's this?
- It's the menu for your Christmas dinner, sir.

:21:52
- It's what the doctor ordered.
- "Mashed prune whip.

:21:55
Creamed turnip fluff."
:21:56
He expects me to eat
these barbaric atrocities?

:21:59
Well, I won't.
:22:03
Mrs. Lane.
:22:04
There's something I want to...
:22:06
This must be telepathy.
I know exactly what you're going to say.

:22:09
- Do you?
- Yes.

:22:10
You're inviting me
to your Christmas party.

:22:13
Well, Mrs. Lane, I'm going to accept
with the greatest of pleasure.

:22:16
Well, that'd be just wonderful.
:22:17
I'll be there Christmas Eve.
I was going to be with my family...

:22:20
...but I'm coming to Connecticut.
:22:22
Well, why not bring the family too?

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