Christmas in Connecticut
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When there's something
across the room...

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...and you're too lazy to get up
and get it...

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...well, you just rock over
and get it.

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Only chair in the world you can cross
the room without getting up.

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I never know there was so much
to a rocking chair.

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Won't you take off your things?
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Gosh, your house is wonderful.
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I got all the back copies
of the magazine and read them...

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...so I'd know about you
before I got up here.

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We've read all about you too.
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It was swell of you to have me up here.
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We're very proud to have you here.
:36:34
Lizka, what's...? What's that?
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The baby, of course.
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Baby, so quick?
:36:39
He woke up rather early.
:36:42
It must be time for something.
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- Could be.
- Oh, I know.

:36:50
- It's time for the baby's bath.
- Is it?

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- Yes. I read all about it in your articles.
- Oh, yes, it is.

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They're awfully cute in the tub.
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Yes, aren't they?
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- Well...
- Do you mind if I watch?

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Watch?
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Oh, no.
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- Felix.
- You stay in there. Everything is fine.

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- Where did they go?
- They are going to wash the baby.

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Good heavens. Both of them?
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- Anything wrong?
- Wrong? Oh, no. No, nothing at all.

:37:26
I'm sorry, judge. I'm afraid we'll
have to postpone the ceremony.

:37:29
Oh, that's all right. Any time.
:37:31
Look, judge. I make you a nice martini.
Good? Two martinis, judge.

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Two Manhattans.
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Two Manhattans.
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Well, all set.
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Maybe I shouldn't bathe him today.
It's rather cold.

:37:45
Don't they have to be bathed every day?
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No, no. That's the old-fashioned idea.
:37:48
Oh, gosh. You're not gonna
disappoint me, are you?

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Oh, no, I guess not.
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- He's a cute one.
- Yes.

:37:56
- What's his name?
- His name?


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