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25.000
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Henry! What a disagreeable surprise.
:00:03
Hello, Mother.
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How nice you look.
:00:06
What are you doing here? You promised
never to come to Ascot. Go home.
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I can't. I'm here on business.
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You must. I'm quite serious.
You'll offend all my friends.
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The moment they meet you
I never see them again.
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Besides, you aren't dressed for Ascot.
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I changed my shirt.
Mother, I've got a job for you.
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A phonetics job. I've picked up a girl.
:00:24
Not a love affair. She's a flower girl.
:00:26
I'm taking her to the annual Embassy Ball
but I wanted to try her out first.
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- I beg your pardon?
- Well, you know the Embassy Ball.
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So I invited her to your box today,
do you understand?
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Common flower girl?
:00:37
I taught her how to speak properly.
:00:39
She has strict instructions
as to her behavior.
:00:42
She's to keep to two subjects:
The weather and everybody's health.
:00:45
"Fine day!" and "How do you do?"
Not let herself go on.
:00:48
Help her along. You'll be quite safe.
:00:50
Safe? To talk about one's health
in the middle of a race?
:00:52
She's got to talk about something.
:00:54
Where is the girl now?
:00:56
She's being pinned. Some of the clothes
we bought her didn't fit.
:00:59
I told Pickering we should have
taken her with us.
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- Mrs. Eynsford-Hill.
- Good afternoon, Mrs. Higgins.
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You know my son, Henry.
:01:10
How do you do?
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- I've seen you somewhere before.
- I don't know.
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It doesn't matter. You better sit down.
:01:20
Where the devil can they be?
:01:55
Colonel Pickering,
you're just in time for tea.
:01:57
Thank you, Mrs. Higgins.
May I introduce Miss Eliza Doolittle?