It Happened to Jane
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:10:02
That's Sam. He's really very harmless.
:10:06
Turn the television set off,
would you, please?

:10:08
But, Mum, it's Rinty.
:10:09
Mother has to talk business
with these gentlemen.

:10:11
I want you to go downstairs and go to bed.
You can read.

:10:14
- Read?
- Betty, come now, say good night.

:10:17
- Good night.
- Won't you please sit down?

:10:19
- Thank you.
- I don't really board lobsters.

:10:21
He's the children's pet. They just love him.
:10:24
I'll be with you in a minute.
Good night, sweetheart.

:10:33
- I'm so sorry. Please sit down.
- Thank you.

:10:38
Mr. Sloan has made this journey
especially to satisfy your claim.

:10:41
That's wonderful. Thank you.
:10:44
- Mrs. Osgood signs just below you, sir.
- Yes, of course.

:10:49
- All right, Harris. The cheque, if you please.
- Yes, sir.

:10:53
We have here a cheque in the amount
of $700...

:10:56
$700?
:10:58
Yes. The retail price of the lobsters.
:11:00
If you would be good enough to sign here
in the three places.

:11:03
Mr. Sloan, my loss is much more than $700.
:11:06
Why, your railroad killed
more than my lobsters.

:11:09
It probably killed my chances
for a successful season.

:11:11
- Mrs. Osgood...
- I'm sorry.

:11:13
- I only want what is right.
- Exactly.

:11:15
We're here in good faith, Mrs. Osgood.
The railroad believes you should...

:11:18
- Mum.
- Up here, sweetheart.

:11:21
Mum, I've passed my electricity elective.
:11:23
I've earned my Silver Arrow point.
Haven't I, Akela?

:11:26
You should have seen him.
He was really something.

:11:30
George, Mr. Harris and Mr. Sloan
of the E&P Railroad.

:11:33
- Gentlemen, my attorney, George Denham.
- Oh, yes.

:11:36
George, these gentlemen want me
to accept $700.

:11:41
Aren't you forgetting
the damage to Mrs. Osgood's business...

:11:43
- and her reputation?
- That's right.

:11:45
Marshalltown Country Club wrote and said
they would never order my lobsters again.

:11:49
They said that I ruined their Calcutta,
and they'll tell all the other country clubs.

:11:53
They've already told Epicure magazine,
and I can't advertise in there anymore.

:11:57
They said I misrepresented...
George wrote and told them in the letter.


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