Christmas in Connecticut
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- Judge.
- Hello.

:53:12
- Mighty nice of you to come back again.
- Not at all, Sloan, not at all.

:53:16
My conscience wouldn't let me rest
until you two were married.

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Good evening, Miss Lane.
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Good evening.
:53:23
Come along, Elizabeth.
The judge hasn't much time.

:53:27
Well, come on, dear.
:53:34
Let's go into the den.
It's more private there.

:53:37
Look out. Quick, someone's coming.
Come on, quick.

:54:01
Hello.
:54:03
Well, how did you get down here?
:54:05
Down the back stairs.
:54:06
I'm still catching up
with my nourishment.

:54:08
Have a drumstick.
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Don't mind if I do.
:54:18
Nice cold Chablis.
:54:20
Nothing like it with a drumstick.
How about it?

:54:23
I wish I could. A good bender
might make me feel better.

:54:25
I suppose an experience like yours
leaves a fellow wobbly, eh?

:54:30
Mr. Yardley...
:54:33
...do you think Mrs. Sloan
is happy with her husband?

:54:37
Why, certainly.
He's a nice, sensible chap...

:54:39
...steady, conscientious, successful.
:54:42
Yeah, I guess that kind
does make a good husband.

:54:44
Indubitably, my boy, indubitably.
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A fine couple.
:54:50
- What's he doing now?
- I don't know. He's still in the kitchen.

:54:53
- I hear voices.
- We can't wait any longer.

:54:55
Let's get on with the ceremony.

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