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I'm terribly sorry about this.
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It's most unlike him.
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Not to worry.
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We're happy.
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Liz, another drink.
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Oh, yes, please.
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Dave?
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Why not?
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Did you phone the office?
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See when he left.
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I don't think he was in the office
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today.
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He had to go to the coast about
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something.
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Oh, well, that's it, then.
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He sold a schooner yacht to some German
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and they spliced the main brace a bit.
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Or fallen overboard.
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Yes, I must say, until George got this
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grand new job, I'd never thought of him
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as the mariner, Ty.
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You're wrong there.
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Sea's always been in his blood.
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His...
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Oh, thank you, Mary.
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His grandfather was captain of a foremaster.
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That's right.
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Sailed all round the world.
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Wanderlust, yes.
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I must say, he gets about a bit.
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I saw him up at Storm Point the
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other day.
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What on earth were you doing there?
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Looking for wrecks?
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Fossils, actually.
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I'd taken my class on a nature outing.
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I think it might be an idea if
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we started before it gets uneatable.
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Oh, good.
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I'm famished.
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Dave, could you do the wine?
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Oh, yes.
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Why did you have to mention Storm Point?
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Oh, she knows.
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Of course she does.
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Everybody else does.
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It's none of our business.
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Oh, don't be such a bore.
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Would you lay off the booze?
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Aren't they working on that new road outside
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the city?
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He could be stuck in a jam.
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Dave got back all right, didn't you?
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I was held up a bit, actually.
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I need a phone.
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Yes, honestly, please go and sit down.
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I can manage.
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This all goes into the machine.
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We should have a chat, don't you think?
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And after all, I am your oldest friend.
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Chat?
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About what?
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Your missing husband.
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Lays.
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Oh, go away and leave us alone.
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Yes, let her speak, Dave.
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You know where he is.
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What?
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Well, you must do.
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Otherwise you'd be going off your head, phoning
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hospitals and things.
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I know I would.
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He was held up on business.
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Oh, business, my foot.
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Look, what are you talking about?
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I am trying, dear, to help you face
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the truth.
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I mean, I care about you and it'll
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be less painful in the long run.
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Come on, get your things.
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It is.
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Night, Mary.
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Splendidly, all thanks.
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Oh, Mary.
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Come on.
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You don't push me about.
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Mary.
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If there's anything you need, give us a
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ring.
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No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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Lays?
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Dave?
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You're not leaving?
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Afraid so, Chat.
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Liz is supposed to be in school in
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the morning.
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Oh, Liz, what can I say?
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My sincere apologies.
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What happened?
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Just the most stupid evening, you wouldn't believe
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it.
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Look, don't go yet.
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Come in and have another drink.
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Another time, George.
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Dave's had enough for one evening.
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She's right, I have.
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Is, er, is Mary all right, or am
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I in the doghouse?
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Oh, thanks for everything, George.
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Yes, well, good night.
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Good night!
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Bye-bye, George.
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Oh, darling, I'm sorry.
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I couldn't even get to her telephone.
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Must have been worried to death.
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Do you want a drink?
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Was it the car?
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Sorry?
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Did the car break down?
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No, the, er, the boat did.
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I just arrived by river, didn't you see?
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The car's in Yarmouth.
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Tom Rodman's bringing it back in the morning.
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Like a fool, I agreed to do him
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a favour and bring his boat up to
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Kemp's Yard for an overhaul, but I couldn't
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even get it started.
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The battery's flat.
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Anyway, a couple of hours later I managed
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to get it going and just coaxed her
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gently home.
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Did you, er, did you keep my dinner?
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It's in the oven.
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Nothing.
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Dried up.
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You, er, you didn't give them your statement
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in the court, did you?
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How are they?
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Hmm?
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Liz and Dave.
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I saw them just as they were leaving.
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They were marvellous.
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I'm going to go to Bristol tomorrow.
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Did you hear?
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How long for?
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Oh, back Saturday.
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I've, er, I've got a...
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a client for a VGC diesel.
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George, do you love me?
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Well, of course I do, darling.
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Not a shame.
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Not lately.
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Oh, Mary, I was going to call you.
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All I want to know is her name.
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I'm so sorry.
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Just tell me her name and what you
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know about her.
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You mustn't take it too seriously.
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Who is she?
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As a matter of fact, she's Dave's new
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secretary.
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Look, George hasn't told her that he's married.
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She doesn't know anything about you.
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She's a baby.
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All the better then.
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I just want to see the competition, that's
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all.
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What's she like?
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She's a bit like you, only younger.
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Like me?
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Should I take that as a compliment?
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Men always seem to fall for the same
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type.
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I want you to bring her to the
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beach with you on Saturday.
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Usual place.
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If she's not on holiday this week.
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Good.
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She might have other arrangements.
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She'll have to change them.
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You're the boss's wife.
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Bring her, Liz.
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It won't do any good for you to
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see her.
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That's for me to decide.
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You're beginning to frighten me a little.
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Did you think I wouldn't find you?
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I don't believe it.
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Just a patching job.
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Makes me feel a hundred and eight.
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Thank you, Liz.
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Now I feel ready to meet her.
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Oh, dear.
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I rather hoped you'd forgotten that.
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Have you spoken to her?
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Yes.
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And she's coming on Saturday?
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Yes.
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If you still insist on going through with
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it.
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Yes.
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I do insist.
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Hello?
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Hello.
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It's me.
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Hello, darling.
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How are you?
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Fine.
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You?
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Did you sell your Contessa?
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I'm still working on it.
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What have you been up to?
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Oh, um...
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I've done some shopping.
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I played tennis with Barbara.
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Thought I might go to the beach tomorrow.
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The beach?
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You and your beach.
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Must be that new lifeguard.
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Mary.
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George.
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I miss you.
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George, I'm sorry about the other evening.
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I was worried.
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It was all right.
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Yes, I know.
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George, you'll never get a guess.
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Look, I'm going to make an effort to
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improve things.
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From now on, you're going to...
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That's good.
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What?
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So I'll see you tomorrow night, then.
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Late, I expect.
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Yes.
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Goodbye, darling.
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Bye.
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Could I have another night, please?
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Can we join you?
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Mary, Carol.
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Carol, Mary.
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Hello.
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Hello, Carol.
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Carol works for Dave.
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I promised that I'd bring her to our
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beach.
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It's beautiful.
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It is when the weather's nice.
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Even when it isn't.
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We've been coming here since we were your
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age, dear.
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Before that.
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We used to come after school to meet
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the boys.
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I put a cross on a rock over
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there to commemorate my first meaningful kiss.
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Is it still there?
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No, it's long corroded by time, dear.
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It used to be a secret, this beach,
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once.
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But now the whole world seems to know
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about it.
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Unfortunately.
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Who's for some wine?
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Carol?
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Please.
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I've got some Sunwell, if you want it.
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Can you spare it?
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Help yourself.
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Thank you.
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Mary?
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Thank you.
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Carol?
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Wonderful.
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Liz.
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Cheers.
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Bottoms up.
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Good luck.
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So, you work for Mr. Ferguson.
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I thought I knew all his assistants.
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Liz usually describes them to me in detail.
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The pretty ones.
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There's nothing to fear from me.
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That puts him in his place.
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Oh, I didn't mean that.
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Dave's lovely.
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Mr. Ferguson.
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He's not a monster.
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You should try living with him, dear.
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You can't be long out of school.
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How long have you been working there?
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Since Christmas.
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And I'm older than I look.
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Is it interesting work?
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Well, it's not exactly arduous, but you get
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to meet interesting people.
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It's a fill-in till I decide what
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I really want to do.
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No clear ambition?
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No, just looking around.
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You be careful, you'll end up teaching.
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Oh, I couldn't do that.
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Don't you like children?
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Only my own.
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Have you got some?
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I'll give her a chance.
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I want four.
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Three boys and a girl.
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Have you chosen a father?
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I'm working on it.
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You remind me of how I was when
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I met my husband.
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It's nice to be in love and be
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loved.
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Or think you are.
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Do you believe your boyfriend when he says
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he loves you?
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Why shouldn't I?
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A lot of men are selfish, cold.
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They like to pretend they're in love, but
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they only love themselves.
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He might be like that.
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How would you know?
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I'm sorry.
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I'm talking for myself, not you.
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I wish you luck.
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I really do.
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I'll try to do your back for you.
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Thank you.
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I'll do it.
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The tide's coming in.
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I think I'll go for a swim.
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There's no hurry.
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We've got all afternoon.
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Better do it soon.
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It'll be too late.
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It's perfectly safe, Liz.
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Not out beyond the point.
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There's always one a year.
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One what?
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Disaster.
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That's why they've got the lifeguard hut up
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there.
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It looks friendly enough but down in the
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middle there's a very strong undertow.
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Do you remember that boy?
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Geoffrey Mayfield.
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Yes.
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Our last year at school.
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Do you like swimming, Carol?
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Love it.
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Second nature, really.
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Then there's nothing for you to fear.
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Can I do you?
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I'm done, thanks.
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Mrs. Ferguson?
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Do call me Liz.
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We're all friends here, aren't we?
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No, dear, I'm covering up.
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I burn.
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It's hot.
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Where'd you come from?
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Sorry?
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Have you always lived here?
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No.
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My father was in the police in London.
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He retired to take a pub.
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The anchor at Storm Point.
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When he died a year ago my mother
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and I decided to stay.
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I love my dad.
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What do you do?
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I'm a housewife.
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She was the cleverest girl in the class.
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She used to be a lawyer but her
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husband made her give it up.
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I think that's stupid.
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You won't let it happen?
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No.
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Well, you both have to work these days
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if you want to enjoy life, don't you?
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Unless you have a family.
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Do you have any children, Mary?
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No.
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Didn't you want any?
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I'd have loved them.
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What does your husband do?
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He's in the boat business.
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Oh, I know someone in the boat business.
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I'm going in.
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What are you planning?
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Nothing.
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It's all done.
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What do you mean?
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What do you want from her?
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George.
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Then ask her.
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She'd run like hell if she knew who
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she was talking to.
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I was blind.
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What do you think I should do?
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All those lies.
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The empty promises he must have given her.
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He's rotten.
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I always knew he was.
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I told you.
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Didn't I tell you?
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Help!
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Help!
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Hello.
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Over.
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Ahh!
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Ahh!
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Ah!
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That's the end of our summer showcase, dear.
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And now, over to John Ingram at Lord's
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for the latest test score.
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Mary, what?
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Ingram, Lord's England solid nine, 85 British, 118
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with our boss, boycott on 35, and good
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luck.
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Thank you.
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She was
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with us.
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She's dead.
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George, you're
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back.
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What have you done to yourself?
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You're hurt.
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What are you wearing?
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You haven't got a bikini.
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You don't like bikinis.
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Where's your red swim suit?
434
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What?
435
00:24:44,240 --> 00:24:45,680
Job's done, Mr. Hitchman.
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My wife has just returned.
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Impossible.
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I followed your instructions.
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I've come to get my money.
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Look, I'm telling you, my wife is inside
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the house.
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00:24:59,880 --> 00:25:02,620
Look, you showed me the spot where she
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sits and you gave me the description.
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Long brown hair, red swimsuit.
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