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The general.
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Gentlemen, our position is very
precarious.
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Unless our secret service can get the
information as to the enemy's plans, we
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will be forced to retreat.
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Colonel, what operators have we here?
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Operators 12, 14, and 15.
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Good. We are fortunate. Gentlemen, they
are the very brains of the entire secret
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service. Summons them.
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That's a coincidence.
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Operator 12.
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Operator 14.
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Operator 15.
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What happened to Operator 13?
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He swam across the river and died of
potomac poisoning.
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in danger of annihilation.
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Unless we know the plans of the enemy,
our cause is lost.
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Sir, here are the uniforms we took from
the enemy prisoners.
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Good. We have captured three of the
enemy's officers, and you are going to
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their places.
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You will down their uniforms, we'll give
you their credentials, and your names
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will be Lieutenant Duck, Captain Dodge,
and Major
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Hyde.
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Now I want you three men to bring me
back the necessary information.
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Providing you get back.
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my timber ship ahoy. He's two on the
port side.
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I wonder if this is the right place,
Lieutenant.
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I reckon this is the place, Captain.
What do you all say, Major?
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Well, if there's no other place around
the place, I reckon this must be the
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place, I reckon.
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How deep is this river, Major?
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It ain't deep.
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I'm getting tired of this army.
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I'm getting tired of both arms.
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Oh.
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Thanks, boys. If you hadn't held that
branch, it would have killed me.
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Oh, another sentry.
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Remember the password.
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Go ahead.
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Nothing. Who?
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Follow me.
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Paul. That man should give the car the
sign.
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Cumberland.
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That's only for the first line.
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So it is.
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Charlie gives it for the second line.
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Charlie? Sure, everybody knows good
time, Charlie. He walks like this.
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This entry.
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Do your stuff, Lieutenant.
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Spread out.
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That way.
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Halt.
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Advance and give the counter sign.
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Cumberland and Charlie walks like this.
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Halt.
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What seems to be the trouble, yeah?
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Well, he doesn't know the counter sign.
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He's not supposed to, I reckon. Do you
know who this is?
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No. Who is he?
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I... Tell him, Captain.
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Why, yes.
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Um, he's a gentleman of the South.
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Of the South, yeah. Hallelujah.
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Never mind, I'll take care of him.
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Hey, you all looking for me?
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Why, no. Who are you, stranger?
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I'm Charlie. You know, the fellow walks
like this.
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No, you're the wrong Charlie.
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The Charlie we're looking for walks like
this -a.
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three beds, only had two blankets. How'd
they keep warm?
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I don't know. How did they, Major? They
turned on the heat.
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See that? Yeah.
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See that?
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By the way, Colonel, I think we ought to
have about 75 ,000 men down here.
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Oh, don't make me laugh.
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We've only got 19 ,000.
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Eighteen pieces, a mere handful.
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Let's forget business, gentlemen, and
freshen up our juleps.
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I was burning up.
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Do you know what that paper was?
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Hot.
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Hello, Daddy.
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Oh, hello, dear.
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I'm baking a cake all by myself. Oh,
that's fine, dear.
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By the way, gentlemen, let me introduce
my daughter, Judith.
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Would you all care to partake of my cake
when it's done?
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We all would sure love it. Lead us to
it.
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I baked a cake once, but it fell and
killed the cat.
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Major, how about another nip and tuck?
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Hello, Charlie.
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Messing, sir.
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I can't see so good without my glasses.
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Well, what does it say?
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Official communication to Colonel Butts,
QX Division.
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What did it say?
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It's about the Union Army.
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What was it? All Union soldiers are now
wearing Union underwear.
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Think of it.
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I used to work at a bakery as a pilot.
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A pilot?
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Yeah, I used to take the bread from one
corner and pile it in the other.
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Well, can you spread this cake with some
of the strawberry preserve?
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Oh, certainly.
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Careful, it's hot.
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You know,
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I quit my job at that bakery.
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Why? Oh, I got sick of the dough and
thought I'd go on the loaf.
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Oh!
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You should be proud of your achievement.
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Missy, this cake is as light as a
feather. I'm sure you'll like it.
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Yes, ma 'am.
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What did you say the name of this cake
was?
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Southern Comfort.
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Yes, ma 'am.
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Tastes like Southern Comforter.
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You certainly like that cake.
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Do you mind if I dunk?
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Dunk?
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Do you like the cake?
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Here, you'd better have my piece, too.
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Do you
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like
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that cake?
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If I hadn't had to bake it, I'd never
know it was a cake.
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Oh.
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Yeah.
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How's yours taste?
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Like a mattress.
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Want mine?
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I'm stuffed now.
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Gentlemen.
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I just received word that the left flank
must move over to the right and the
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right flank must move over to the left.
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Gentlemen, gentlemen, I need your
advice.
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What can you suggest?
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He's mouthing.
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He's eating more chicken.
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in your ranks.
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I'm here to investigate.
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You don't think?
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Introduce me to your guests.
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Oh, by all means.
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Right this way.
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Gentlemen, meet Major Philbert.
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A victim of circumstance.
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Major Philbert's here because there have
been rumors that there are northern
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spies in our southern ranks.
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The Major suspects everybody. He's known
as Bloodhound Philbert.
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And he can smell a spy a mile away.
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I'm glad he can't smell him any closer.
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Pardon me. I didn't quite get the name.
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This here's Captain Dodge of the Horse
Marine.
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Well, I've got quite a pleasant surprise
for you, Captain.
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What is it, Major?
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Why, they told me that your father came
in this afternoon.
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My father?
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Yes.
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Boy, his dad's here.
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Yeah.
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Is he still as tall as ever?
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No, he's rather short.
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Well, he can't borrow any money from me,
sir.
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Oh, excuse me, gentlemen. I got to take
care of a week back.
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Pardon me. How long have you had a week
back?
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Oh, about a week back.
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You see that? Oh.
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And yes to the success of our cause.
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Where's Captain Duck?
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Sounds like trouble.
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Sounds like Lieutenant Duck to me.
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How is my son?
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Oh, fine, Uncle Tom, fine. Uncle Tom?
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That's short for Pappy.
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By the way, Captain, I forgot to tell
you. Your wife also came in this
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afternoon.
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Where are you going?
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I left my horse parked in the safety
zone.
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Tell me, Captain, is
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your wife a blonde or a brunette?
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Well, sir, I really can't say. You know,
when she first married me, everybody
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accused her of being very light -headed.
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Dodgy, kiss me.
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Darling, darling.
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Gentlemen, this is Mrs. Dodge, my wife.
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Mrs. Dodge.
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Let's have a drink to the beautiful Mrs.
Dodge.
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Now, we'll have this fixed in just a
minute.
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Gentlemen.
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Your other kind, sir.
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Thank you. And Major.
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I was wondering, Mrs. Dodge, what did
you do with your little baby?
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Baby? Baby?
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But to Mrs. Dodge, I, uh, I will you
there, there.
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Don't worry, Dixieloo.
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I'll get him.
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Him?
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Her? Her?
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It! I'm a victim of circumstance.
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I'm going to faint.
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Oh, she has fainted. Get her a glass of
water.
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No, whiskey.
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Do you think they'll ever find him?
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Here, honey.
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Where did you find it?
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He was walking down by the railroad.
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little darling.
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He looks just like the captain.
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Yeah?
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Looks like you, does he?
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We had him down the beach all summer. He
got quite sunburned.
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Sunburned? Yeah, here.
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What'll I do with him? Hold him for 30
days. If nobody claims him, he's yours.
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