Barry Lyndon
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:09:19
Redmond, what is the matter?
:09:26
Were you obliged to dance
five times with Captain Quin?

:09:31
I don't care a fig for Captain Quin.
:09:34
He dances prettily,
and is a pleasant rattle of a man.

:09:38
He looks well in his regimentals.
:09:40
He asked me to dance.
How could I refuse him?

:09:42
But you refused me.
:09:44
I can dance with you any day.
:09:47
To dance with my cousin looks as though
I could find no other partner.

:09:52
Besides, Captain Quin is a man.
:09:56
You're only a boy and penniless.
:10:00
If I meet him again,
you will find out who is the best man.

:10:04
I'll fight him Captain as he is.
:10:06
Oh, don't be so silly!
:10:08
I mean it.
:10:10
But Captain Quin is known
as a valiant soldier.

:10:14
It is mighty well of you
to fight yokels...

:10:17
...but to fight an Englishman
is a different matter.

:10:21
You best have him take you home.
:10:23
Redmond!
:10:51
Barry resolved never to see Nora again.
:10:54
But such resolutions,
steadfastly held for a whole week...

:10:59
...are abandoned
in a few moments of despair.


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