Bell Book and Candle
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:17:08
In addition, he detests water.
:17:17
You won't catch her at El Morocco.
:17:19
She looks like she's been living
in a pickle barrel.

:17:45
I think she's the one.
:17:46
There's a snapshot of her
in his desk drawer.

:17:50
Auntie, I think....
:17:53
Yes, I'm sure I do. I know that girl.
:18:08
-Sure you don't mind?
-Of course not. We're delighted.

:18:10
That's very kind of you. There we are.
:18:16
I believe Miss Kittredge and I
know each other.

:18:20
-I don't seem to remember.
-Wellesley, we were in the same dormitory.

:18:25
Yes, of course.
:18:28
You were that girl
who used to come to class barefoot.

:18:31
They put you on probation for it,
didn't they?

:18:35
Somebody wrote a note
to the dean about it.

:18:40
I wear them in public now, Mr. Henderson.
:18:45
-That band certainly is different.
-They play very well together.

:18:49
Nicky is the one playing the bongos.
:18:52
Up to a few months ago,
he'd never studied music.

:18:55
Quite remarkable.
:18:56
Yes, particularly when you consider
that he used to work in an herb shop.


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