An Ideal Husband
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:26:08
Damn!
:26:18
It is a great nuisance.
:26:23
I can't find anyone else to talk to...
:26:25
.. and I'm so full of interesting information.
:26:28
I feel like the latest edition
of something or other.

:26:32
Well,...
:26:34
.. after some consideration,...
:26:37
.. there's so much to do
there's only one thing to be done.

:26:43
There comes a time in every son's life
when he must indeed...

:26:47
.. follow his father's advice.
:26:51
I shall go to bed at once.
:26:57
I do hope we see you in the near future,
Mrs Cheveley.

:27:00
So do I, but I fear, Lady Markby,...
:27:02
.. that for me the future
seems strangely uncertain.

:27:05
And what of the present?
:27:07
Well, as a very dear friend
once said to me,...

:27:10
.. "To love oneself is the beginning
of a lifelong romance. "

:27:14
Goodbye, dear Lady Markby.
:27:19
London will be the lesser
for your leaving...

:27:22
.. and sadly lacking in scandal.
:27:24
Ah, my dear Lady Markby,
my personal favourite is shortly to unfold.

:27:29
Consider it a parting gift.
:27:31
Thank you, Mrs Cheveley.

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