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We do not lie like that, on our stomach.
lt tempts the Devil.
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We lie on our back
and cross our arms like this.
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l will check every night
that you are sleeping in this position.
:21:12
We must not tempt Lucifer.
:21:18
No more talking. Good night, girls.
:21:20
Good night, Sister.
:21:24
Mr. Doyle, family law in this jurisdiction...
:21:27
is a cozy conspiracy between
the Catholic Church and the lrish State.
:21:31
They're in cahoots.
:21:35
You're saying that you're all frightened
if you take them on, you'll never work again.
:21:39
Something like that.
:21:42
l suggest you come back to me when
your circumstances are more favorable...
:21:46
and l'll see what l can do.
:21:48
On the banks of the roses,
my love and I sat down
:21:52
And I took out my fiddle,
for to play my love a tune
:21:56
In the middle of the tune
she sighed and she said
:22:01
''Oh, Johnny, lovely Johnny,
why'd you leave me?''
:22:08
Oh, when I was a young man,
I heard my father say
:22:12
That he'd rather see me dead
and buried in the clay
:22:16
Sooner than be married to any runaway
:22:19
On the lovely sweet banks of the roses
:22:23
On the banks of the roses,
my love and I sat down
:22:27
And I took out my fiddle,
for to play my love a tune
:22:30
In the middle of the tune
she sighed and she said
:22:35
''Oh, Johnny, lovely Johnny,
why'd you leave me?''
:22:41
''Oh, Lord, l vow never more to offend thee...
:22:45
''and carefully
to avoid the occasions of sin.''
:22:48
...and the meadows they are gay
:22:50
And me and my true love
will sit and sport and play
:22:56
On the lovely sweet banks of the roses