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It's going to be all right.

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What have you today, boys?

3
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Tell them what we have.

4
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Well, Doc, I got a terrific pain right
here.

5
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Every time I squeeze my Adam's apple, I
can taste cider.

6
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Oh!

7
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We'll have the merchant's lunch.

8
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Merchant's lunch on two.

9
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This soup is a marvelous accomplishment.

10
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It's a prodigious achievement.

11
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You're going to love it. It's putrid.

12
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See, Dr. Lyman, if we could get these
silly fellows to call in little Betty,

13
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their antics might snap her out of her
lethargy.

14
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That might be worth a try.

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Oh, boys, I'm going to ask you to do
something that may save the life of a

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little girl. Will you do it? Certainly.
What is it?

17
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Well, this is the situation.

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This little girl's father is a bank
cashier who disappeared with $300 ,000

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of bonds.

20
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Oh, nice wig if you can get it.

21
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The police figure that he was kidnapped
while delivering these bonds. But his

22
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little girl... Someone please bring back
my daddy.

23
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Yes, darling, but look what the doctor's
brought you.

24
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Hello.

25
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Hello. Hello.

26
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Oh, lollipops.

27
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What's the engineer's name?

28
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I don't know. What's the engineer's
name?

29
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Pat McCarthy.

30
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How do you know?

31
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I asked him.

32
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Wow, wow, wow, wow.

33
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Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does
your garden grow?

34
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With silver bells and cockle shells and
one measly petunia.

35
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A what?

36
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Petunia, petunia.

37
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Don't you mean chrysanthemum?

38
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I mean petunia. I heard you the first
time.

39
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Wasn't that funny, darling?

40
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I want my daddy.

41
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It's no use. Unless we find the girl's
father, she'll never get well.

42
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Then we'll find him. But how, gentlemen?

43
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You said the little girl and the father
always yodeled to each other like this.

44
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That's what the little girl said.

45
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Well, that's all we want to know. If
he'll answer that yodel, we'll find him.

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Remember, gentlemen, he's 40 years old,
has a bald spot on his head, and an

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anchor tattooed on his shoulder. And
he's 5 '10 in his stocking feet.

48
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In his stocking feet? Oh!

49
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His stocking feet.

50
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What's that for?

51
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To measure him.

52
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Good luck, gentlemen.

53
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Goodbye, doctor.

54
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Goodbye, doctor.

55
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Goodbye,

56
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doctor. Goodbye, doctor. Goodbye,
doctor. Goodbye, doctor. Goodbye,

57
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Goodbye, doctor. Goodbye, doctor.
Goodbye, doctor.

58
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Too short.

59
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No bald spot.

60
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No tattoo.

61
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No nothing.

62
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Heads up.

63
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Is that the sun up there? I don't know.
I'm a stranger in town.

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Don't forget.

65
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Five foot ten to stock and feed. Okay.

66
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incarnation.

67
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Don't you bark at me.

68
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Oh, get into people, eh? How tall are
you? Have you got a bald spot? Can you

69
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yodel? Crazy people.

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See how suspicious he acted? That must
be him.

71
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Cassidy, any more news on a missing bank
cashier?

72
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Huh? Yeah, I'll take care of it. All
right.

73
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Thank you, policy. I sure swell, guys.

74
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That's all right. I hope your friends
enjoy the beer.

75
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Look!

76
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That suit on your shoulder?

77
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What's it to you anyway?

78
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Oh, a wise guy.

79
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Come on, boys, get him. Lay him up in
the corner and undress him.

80
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No equipment. We find a little girl's
father. Remember that.

81
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Start yodeling.

82
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you showed up.

83
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How much longer are we going to stall
around like this?

84
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Quit your squawking. As soon as the heat
cools off, the boss says we take him

85
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bye -bye. Then we scram to South America
with the 300 grand.

86
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Well, I'm not waiting. I'm going to see
the boss. Okay, by me.

87
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Hiya, babe.

88
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I'm a cowboy from the western plains. I
hate city streets and I hate city

89
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trains.

90
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It's him. Quick, answer him. Not me.

91
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There may be a loose piano up there.

92
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Why?

93
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Hey,

94
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it's over in that house over there. Come
on.

95
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Hey, what are you doing?

96
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I'm winding up a flying star.

97
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Oh, hold that. Oh, certainly.

98
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that Swiss cheese.

99
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Norton Pranson, son of a...

100
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What was that?

101
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Toy mites!

102
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Oh.

103
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A wise guy, huh?

104
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Sam, wise guy!

105
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you fellas are, but I can never repay
you for this.

106
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Look, his handcuff. Yeah, it's tied to
the bed.

107
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Get up. I got an idea.

108
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We'll have to take this bed frame apart
and slide it through the handcuff. All

109
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right, get busy.

110
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Put some beef on it now.

111
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Stop arguing. It's off, ain't it?

112
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This one's locked, too. What do we do
now?

113
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Well, you break the arm off about there,
then you... You don't like that?

114
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be yourself rodent open up open up i
said the dumb waiter hey

115
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i resent that not you the other dumb
waiter oh you get down first and send it

116
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right back up hurry

117
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Get me out of these, will you?

118
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They're killing me.

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That's what you think.

