A Guide for the Married Man
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If it is, it's a fate better than death.
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- You are a devil, aren't you?
- Really?

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A big-eyed, long-lashed devil.
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- Seriously?
- Uh-huh.

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- Do you believe in flaunting fate, Mr. Devil?
- Well, I, uh-

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- I don't.
- Me neither.

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Then maybe you can give me a lift
some morning.

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- I can?
- Why not?

:40:23
I could certainly use a lift
some mornings.

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Yes. Who couldn't?
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Big fella.
:40:50
Who was the sexiest lady there tonight?
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- You, dear.
- Really?

:40:55
Yeah, sure.
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Did you like the way I looked?
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Yeah, great.
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- How about my hair?
- How about it?

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- Do you like it this way?
- Yeah, great.

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How am I wearing it?
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Uh, up-up there somewhere.
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That's close.
And what was I wearing tonight?

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- Wearing?
- Uh-huh.

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Well, um, three-piece suit.
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Uh, silver-lamé jacket
with long sleeves.

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Under that,
a sleeveless-shell blouse...

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with black striped bands
at the neck and waist.

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Rhinestone earrings
and black velvet headband.

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Silver handbag.
Silver shoes with matching bows...

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and fashionable heels
with sling straps.

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And straight, hip-hugging skirt.
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Here you are, baby.
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Mm.
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- Pussycat.
- Yeah?

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If you had your choice
among all the girls at the party tonight-

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You. Of course.
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- And so would Harry Johnson.
- Oh, Ed.


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