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I don't have to ask you how it feelsto be a free woman again, Mrs. Brent.
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Yes, sir, the bonds of matrimonycan weigh heavily on one's soul.
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I realize that. Oh, not frommy own experience, mind you.
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The little woman and Ihave been married 15 years.
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With nary a cross word, I'll wager.
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- That's right, nary a one.- Well, your wife's a very fortunate woman.
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- I often tell her that.- I'm certain you do.
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- Goodbye, and thank you for everything.- Goodbye.
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Gangway! Gangway!
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- Oh, we missed her.- Yeah!
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Laury, Laury, what a one you are.What a one.
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We'd better be quiet.They'll hear us upstairs.
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Who cares? I'll laugh as loudas I want in my own house.
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I'll make as much noise as I want.
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If my roomers wanna move out,let them. Who cares?
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Romeo. Down, Romeo.
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Get down.
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- He didn't get you dirty?- No, it's all right.
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He loves everybody. Just like Laury here.
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Listen, now.
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Mrs. Kraft, I'd like to pay my bill.I'm leaving in the morning.
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That's right. This was the big day,wasn't it?
:02:30
- Have some beer.- I don't think so.
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Why not? If you're glad aboutthe divorce, you ought to celebrate.
:02:37
If you're sad and wanna forget,you ought to celebrate.
:02:40
- Either way, you ought to celebrate.- Why, here's your bill.
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- Thank you. I'll give you a check.- Hop to it.
:02:46
Sally, some more beer.
:02:48
- Stay for supper, huh, Laury?- Can't. I got a date.
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- Who with?- Danny Jadden.
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- That squirt? Thought you had a new one.- I have. Wait till you see him.
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- Tell about him, Laury. What's he like?- Well, this big across the shoulders.
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