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Who's not their rival?
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Fazie fella.
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I'll tell him they'll shoot birds.
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What the hell do you think you were doing?
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Get myself a bit of grub.
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Something I'll get in for a change.
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I told you, no shooting birds.
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I'm getting sick and tired of you telling me what to do.
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Well, I'd like to do something else then.
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Like what?
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Boom!
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I'm not going to do anything.
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Well, I'd like to do something else then.
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Like what?
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Like that.
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Hey, you all right?
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Hey, wake up.
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Hey, John, come here.
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Come here.
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Well, you what?
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I'm going to take you a little.
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Stop!
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Stop!
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You wouldn't have the stomach to lose it.
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Stop!
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Ollie!
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Stop!
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Look, come on, Toph!
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Come on, Ollie.
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Look, look, look, look, look!
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Ollie!
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Ollie!
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How are you?
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I know.
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It's like hell.
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I think he's going to be all right.
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More's the pity.
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He's staying help.
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Get Mac and Jay.
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We'll go look for Ollie.
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Ollie!
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Ollie!
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Ollie!
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Ollie!
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No tracks.
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Nothing.
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Hasn't got a hook in the hell out here.
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Maybe a stop when we'll come across him.
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A boundary rider.
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Bye.
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Better be his home.
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This is useless, Scipper.
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If we go on, we'll end up getting lost.
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I'll die a starvation.
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What?
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Out.
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But you can't.
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Can't I?
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Where's the man go?
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If you've got any sense, you'll stick to the river.
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There's tin made in there.
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But I'll die.
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You're getting a better chance than I'll eat, got?
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There's a homestead about 25 miles upriver.
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I might have known you'd all sigh with a chink.
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It's a long walk.
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Hick twelve Marshоиart,
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hasn't he heard from you in pleas.
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Oh, oh?
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rel Brazilian.
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Oh.
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modestHeartnob voucher
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hydropedal.
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Well...
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Brenton.
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Mm.
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Really?
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Mm.
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Um...
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It's not bad.
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But, um...
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Maybe Mr. Slub could help with a few suggestions.
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Mm.
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Oh!
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Mm.
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Mm.
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Ali!
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Ali!
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Ah!
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Missy, please.
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You take Ali, hang him.
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Slet's neck.
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Please.
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You give food first.
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Belly, empty.
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Brenton?
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Yep.
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Ali!
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Hey, lads.
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Ali!
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Ali!
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Cookie!
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Thank God!
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Good to see you!
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Please, boss.
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I saw him.
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Are you back, you're all right?
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Ah!
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Cookie!
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You're all right?
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No!
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Cookie!
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Ha ha!
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That crazy fella, Stevie!
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Oh, he's gone!
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No, no, no.
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Bang!
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I should dead.
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No, no, no.
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The skipper sent him packing.
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You all right?
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Hey, unfortunately.
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He's probably off the river, winching at someone else.
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Okay.
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Oh, come on, look at how fire good for you, Cookie.
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Hey, have we got the onions?
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No, I used them all the time.
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I'll get the flowers.
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She used all that too.
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I have women in land.
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Come on in with my daughter, how about we get an arm skipper?
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Good idea, this calls for a celebration.
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Good tuck of cookie?
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Much better than luck.
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It's nice.
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Thanks.
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Of course, it's great.
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More.
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Give me more.
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Very nice.
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Whoo!
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Whoo!
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Whoo!
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Whoo!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Brings and whack!
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Brain!
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What?
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It's coming down in bucketfuls!
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Whoo!
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In Queensland!
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Ow!
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The letter from Fred.
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I won't be gone.
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To what the most stocky says.
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The warra goes running up banker, and that runs into the dying.
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I want to be enough.
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Well, going four inches in one night.
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And it started three weeks ago.
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Oh, man, we'll be down here.
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Oh, tomorrow, the day after, but it's coming.
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We're going to get out of here.
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We're leaving.
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What do you tell you?
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Not a skatic.
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If the skipper says it'll rise, it'll rise.
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Build them up on their own torques.
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If it rained that much in Queensland five weeks, then it's going to be a little bit more
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than it is.
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If it rained that much in Queensland five weeks ago, the water just has to be down here by now.
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Where the blazes is?
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There.
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What?
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The day, Mrs.
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I thought I might have missed you.
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Thought you'd be gone.
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No chance of that, Mrs.
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I'm going to get you.
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Yours?
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I want you to have them.
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No good to me.
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Kids are gone.
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What's the sense in keeping a hope chest?
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The effort you've put into them.
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You've made them so beautifully.
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I made them for kids to wear.
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That's what they're for.
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They're magnificent.
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They're coming handy.
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Mary?
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Yeah.
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Ah, just starting to worry about you.
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I know you said you'd be late, but come in.
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We've got troubles, Teddy.
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Looks like we could be stuck here for quite some time.
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What kind of troubles?
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Tell them what you find.
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Well, about five miles up.
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There's a bloke pushed them earth down right across the river, bank to bank.
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And what for?
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To devout the river.
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What are his own land?
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He's not entitled to do that.
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He's entitled to do what he's done it.
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And he's working out there with him, Steve Farrell.
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Right, Mac, get the voice.
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You're wasting your time.
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There's about 15 men up there.
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I've tried to reason with them, but they're all itching for a scrap.
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Oh, and there's a lot of these about too.
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Well, what this man's done is against the law.
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What law?
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There aren't any coppers up here.
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He's made his own law.
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Oh, why can't we do that?
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Put a hole in his dam.
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Well, you'll never be able to stop the water once it's going.
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There's enough dynamite in the hole to blow the entire river to Kingdom come.
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Come on, Ali.
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Look, I'll do it.
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My child is dead.
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You all right?
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I'm fine.
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Well, if you're short, we'll tie up for the night.
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I'm still making a chugabyte tomorrow afternoon.
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I like that.
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One more night on the river.
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Brinton!
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Fire! Jim, Matt! Everybody up!
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Help!
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Come on, you folks! All buckets!
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Come on, Ali, come on!
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Please!
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Keep running!
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Keep running!
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Keep running!
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Keep running!
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I've tricked the hole!
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There's nothing there without a gun.
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This is hopeless, Skipper!
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Same with the gun.
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Jump!
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Go, Jim! Everybody up!
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We can't go close!
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Go, go, go!
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Come on, Ali.
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Skipper!
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You fainted when I was bringing you in.
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Probably just as well you did made it easy.
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There must have been a spark caught in the top and got in the engine room.
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She's down to the water line.
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Well rebuilt.
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Brinton!
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Are you hurt?
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It's the baby.
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Oh my god.
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Jim, we're going to need help. It's the baby!
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We're not far from Terumbri station.
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Hope you got it.
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Right.
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What about I hit down straight?
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Might strike someone there.
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Yeah.
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How is it?
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We're getting out.
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Skipper, we'll need these.
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I helped them.
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He'd life a few times.
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With my mum.
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I've got a fire going.
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Better help Miss Dilly out of those damn clothes.
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Brinton!
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Ali!
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How long can that last?
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I'm going to paint.
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You look after him. You understand me?
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No!
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That's it Miss Dilly. That's it.
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It's a boy.
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It's a boy.
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A boy.
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That's good.
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Gordon!
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There you are.
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Look at you, you little ragamuffin.
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Mud from top to toe.
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We'll have to get you cleaned up before the power and bend come home for lunch.
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Edwards.
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I don't believe I heard the lunch whistle.
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The red gum might show it's your turn.
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Sock, cast the gold.
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Couldn't you trouble Tati?
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You all do that?
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Oh.
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Thank you, Ben.
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Teddy got held up at the mill.
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I don't think you'll make it home for lunch.
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It's all right, Ben.
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I heard the Providence come in.
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Which hotel did he go to?
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The star.
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I'll call her on my way back.
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He'll be all right when he gets back on the river, Dilly.
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Back on the river.
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It's been two years since the Philadelphia
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burned, and we hadn't even started rebuilding her.
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It takes a lot of money.
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Yes.
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And every time he gets even near getting a bank together,
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he gets into one of his moves and he spends it.
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The Providence coming in always upsets him.
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Providence, the Adelaide, the Edwards, the Colunda, all of them.
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Mr. Hamilton thinks he might have some more postcards for me.
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You hate doing them?
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I don't hate them.
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What about your pioneers?
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Can't you still sell some of them?
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Hallist A. Rayburn believes his market for landscapes
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in Melbourne.
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Who's he?
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An art critic I met when I was there.
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He writes quite often.
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He even thinks I should exhibit in Melbourne.
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Well, you could take Gordon.
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He'd be not trouble.
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Did he make a look after ourselves?
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No, Ben.
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Brenton needs his family with him right now.
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I couldn't leave him to face it all alone.
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George Blakeney, you old bludger.
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What's doing on the river?
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Any sign of a fresh coming down?
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Well, I heard they had a wet on the paru.
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He should get some of that.
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Ah, he's a good river man.
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He'll get that through.
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And how are you?
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Me?
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Oh, I'm fine.
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Dally and Gordon?
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Yeah, they're fine.
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You still have the boiling down, works?
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No, I've chucked it in six months ago.
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I started to smell like a flaming sheep.
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You got another job?
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Yeah, over at the mill.
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Art, good pay, easy work.
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I'll soon have a steak.
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Look, will you stop with a mother hand questions?
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Listen, there's a glass of ale over at the steam packet
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that's just waiting to have your mouth wrapped around it.
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You're a river man, Teddy.
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Why don't you come along with me?
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George, we've been through it all before.
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I'm not working as a hand on any steamboat.
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Oh, dear.
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Can rubbish.
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There's plenty of skippers looking for a good mate.
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George, there's not a skipper on this river
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who wants another skipper giving orders on his deck.
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And that includes you.
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We're friends, Teddy.
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We wouldn't be for long, man.
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Edwards!
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Jack, what are you doing here?
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You're fired, Edwards.
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Thanks.
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Saves me the trouble of quitting.
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We haven't noticed how old Jack spits his sore dust
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when he gets his dandruff.
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What now, Teddy?
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I've got plenty of time to work on the Philadelphia, haven't I?
375
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Snow needs some time off of his mrs.
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I'll need a mate.
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I'm rebuilding the Philadelphia.
378
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And until I can stand on her deck as skipper,
379
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I'm not going back on the river.
380
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What happened, Ben?
381
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I've been up with some blanks from the providence, haven't we?
382
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What happened?
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He got the sack.
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If we moved to Uncle Charles's farm, at least we wouldn't have
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to find the rent money for this place.
386
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No, darling.
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He says it's a good embankment for a slipway.
388
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Makes good sense.
389
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You could winch the Philadelphia there.
390
00:21:03,000 --> 00:21:04,000
I've told you before.
391
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I want to accept charity from your uncle.
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You hate working for other people.
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And when you do, you don't have time to work on the Philadelphia.
394
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This way, we could be back on the river in 12 months.
395
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And while I'm happily working on the boat,
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who puts food in our mouths?
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What does your uncle do there too?
398
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Does the money iron from Mr. Anton?
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Oh, good.
400
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Now we have a roof.
401
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Food in our bellies.
402
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Tell me, what do I build the Philadelphia at?
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I'll thin air.
404
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Be sensible, Billy.
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You're just looking on the black side of everything.
406
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My darling, we need at least 100 pounds
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before we can even think of building a slipway.
408
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I know you mean well, but it's out of the question.
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There's my painting.
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Your painting?
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I know I can sell my pictures in Melbourne.
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Alastair Rayburn.
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Alastair Rayburn can go to hell.
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I don't need that sort of help.
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Brendan, I was only.
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I know what you're trying to do, Dolly.
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Well, I do things my way, and I do them alone.
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There's no doubt about that.
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A lot of people in this town have tried to help you.
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I've given you jobs, but I don't know.
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Teddy Edwards can't be a Navi.
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So you bait them.
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You bait them until they sack you.
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MUSIC
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I wish to kill you.
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I'm so sad.
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