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Yesterday I drove up to the plains,
checked out the stables. No luck.
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But at the last place, the man said
why didn't I try Garrod's
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over by Middleburg?
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(Waitress) You folks be sure
and come back now.
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Why are you taking me
back to Wykwyn?
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Because I don't trust you
not to run away.
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How can I run away?
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You have the receipt,
the post office key,
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- my name.
- Margaret Edgar.
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You sure that's
all the name you have?
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You sure you haven't misplaced an old
husband or two in your travels?
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I told you I 've never been married.
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- Near misses?
- No!
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And no lovers, no steadies, no beaus,
:57:40
no gentlemen callers, nothing!
:57:43
OK. Eat up.
:57:48
- Mark, I'd like to go freshen up.
- Uh-uh.
:57:51
You're fresh enough. Come on.
:58:04
You know, I can't believe you, Marnie.
:58:06
There must've been a great
many men interested in you.
:58:09
I didn't say men weren't interested
in me. I wasn't interested in them.
:58:13
- Never?
- No!
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That is... not until -
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- Why me?
- Because you were different, Mark.
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It won't wash, Marnie.
:58:27
But it's true! I really liked you.
:58:31
Yes, I think you did.
:58:33
But don't try to make it sound
like any more than that.
:58:36
When we get home,
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I'll explain that we had a lover's
quarrel. That you ran away.
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That I went after you
and brought you back.
:58:44
That'll please Dad. He admires action.
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Then I ' ll explain that we' re gonna be
married before the week is out,
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therefore you should stay on at Wykwyn.
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That I can't bear to
have you out of my sight.
:58:55
He also admires wholesome animal lust.
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We 'll be married just
as soon as the law allows.