The Sand Pebbles
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:45:00
- My name is Maily.
- Did you hear that? A Vassar girl.

:45:03
- Well, hello, Maily.
- Ski, l am your buddy.

:45:06
- Shove off, Restorff.
- Hey, Ski. Pal? Come on.

:45:09
l'm sure you have
your own joy junks to go to.

:45:12
Come on, why don't you vamoose?
Come on, you guys, beat it.

:45:18
Maily, what'll you have to drink?
:45:21
l should warn you,
l get a commission on what l drink.

:45:24
All l drink is cold tea,
but you'll have to pay for whiskey.

:45:28
Oh. l see. Yeah, sure.
:45:32
Boy! Catch two piece whiskey.
:45:38
Relax. Relax, Maily.
:45:41
- l keep books for Mr Shu.
- Oh.

:45:44
And act as hostess.
l'm very pleased to meet all of you.

:45:49
Yeah.
:45:51
Where'd you learn to talk English like that?
:45:54
My secret.
:45:57
Uh-huh.
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- Where do you come from?
- New Jersey.

:46:04
- Oh, yes. Trenton.
- Yeah, Trenton's in New Jersey.

:46:08
- Where Washington crossed the Delaware.
- Yeah. That was a little before my time.

:46:15
As hostess, l'm supposed
to divide my time among all the tables.

:46:20
lt's been pleasant meeting all of you,
but l must go now.

:46:23
Oh, no, no. Not till we take
a little trip across the Delaware.

:46:28
l don't go upstairs. l'm only a hostess.
:46:31
- Ski, she don't love you.
- Hey, Ski, go and get some air.

:46:37
Mr Ski, please. Please don't!
:46:41
- Ski, let her alone!
- You go to hell.

:46:43
Please.
:46:45
Hold it, Frenchy. ln case you didn't know,
this girl's got duties, just like sailors.

:46:49
- Oh, please.
- Oh, let her go.

:46:52
Now, Frenchy, stand fast! That's an order.
:46:55
You know better than to mess around with
another man's girl till he's through with her.


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