:26:02
- ('Jim.) Want to go in?
- ('Will) No,
:26:06
- No?
- Those mirrors,,,
:26:10
- ,,, they're like last night,
- Miss Foley,
:26:13
Are you all right, Miss Foley?
:26:14
Here we are, Miss Foley, Are you OK?
:26:17
Jim, Will, My two whisperers,
:26:22
I'm all right now,
Yes, of course I am, Silly,
:26:25
I must be tired out, I guess,
:26:28
Why, it's so bright in there,
So beautiful, so strange,,,
:26:33
It must have dazed me,
I don't quite remember,
:26:39
I must get home,
My little nephew's arriving,
:26:45
- Is she ill?
- I don't know,
:26:49
Must be a shock, though,
staring in all those mirrors,
:26:51
especially if you have a face like that,
:26:55
I can see your place of work, my good sir,
:26:59
and a red, white and blue pole turning,
:27:07
It's a miracle,
:27:11
Your eyes see everything,
:27:16
Only I think there is something
missing from your life,
:27:21
Something that could make you so happy,
:27:24
Ladies,
:27:27
You have lived here a long time
:27:30
without the scent of a lady's skin,
:27:33
They're waiting for you, my good sir,
:27:37
Call them,
:27:43
- Number two,
- Two! Number two, that's me,
:27:45
Excuse me, that's me!
That's my number, I won it,
:27:49
- So it is, sir, So it is,
- I won it at last!
:27:52
- No need to agitate yourself,
- Oh, you don't know how long,,,
:27:55
1000, Now, here's one,
two, three, four, five,
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six, seven, eight, nine, ten,