551
Well,...I...I...
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Oh, you want the time for that.
553
What?
554
For hesitate!
555
No more hesitating for you.
556
No?
557
No!
558
What're the merry things you're going to say?
559
We're going to be merry.
560
Roy, you must be mad!
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Ah...no, it's marvelous sensation.
562
Oh! Roy!
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Do be sensitive.
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Not me!
565
But you don't know me!
566
I discover you.
567
Spend the rest ofwhole my life doing it.
568
Oh! Roy, it's war time.
569
It's...it's because you are leaving so soon.
570
Because you feel you must spend whole of your life
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in forty-eight hours.
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We're going to be merry
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It's you.
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And it'll never be any one else.
575
How can you tell that?
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I must know it.
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None of your equlevent.
578
None of your questioning.
579
None of your doubts.
580
This is positive, you see.
581
This is firmarative, you see.
582
This is final, you see.
583
You are going to merry me.
584
You see!
585
I see.
586
What's matter, darling?
587
Where are we going?
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To uptown for engagement,
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to the Baron1, St. Thomas Square.
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Now, Myra, I want to give you a complete picture
591
what I am going to let you in for.
592
All right.
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I have to going through certain back.
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In the first place, my dear young lady.
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am a captain in the rental2 ship Ulserlias.
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Are you impressed?
597
Very much.
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A captain in the rental ship Ulserlias cannot be merry casually3.
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Requires men's preposition for melody, ...anything.
600
I see.
