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| LILY BELLE: What will she do with them, Doctor? |
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| Oh, she'll probably eat them. |
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| HANNIBAL: I didn't take them. I don't like bonds. |
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| (Shrieks) The Queen of Spades! Someone is going to die! |
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| SAVAGE: Everyone off with his clothes! |
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| Don't-do-this-don't-do-that-don't-do-this-don't-do-that. (At LILY BELLE) I understand that you have a lovely tiara. Do you sleep in it? |
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| LILY BELLE: Oh, sit down, you unattractive creature! I've had quite enough! |
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| DOCTOR: Will you please sit down and be quiet while we wait. |
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| SAVAGE: Weren't you listening? |
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| (Hiccups) Excuse me, please. |
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| SAVAGE: She did and she didn't. |
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| Oh, this is exciting. I wish we could open a door and have a body fall out! |
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| TITUS: I'll take charge of these. |
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| WILLIE: I said nothing of the sort. |
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| This restores my faith in witchcraft. |
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| WILLIE: In the hot-air duct leading to Fairy's room. |
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| I told you I was cold all winter, and you wouldn't believe me! |
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| DOCTOR: Will you take Mrs. Savage to her room and search her, please? |
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| No--no--no. Take me, I'm the youngest and undress quickest. (To SAVAGE) Or do you want to draw straws? |
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| SAVAGE: You first, Fairy. I don't want to miss anything. |
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| WILLIE: Would you like to come with me, Fairy? |
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| Oh, yes. (Links arms) Do you know that I was once asked to play Lady Godiva for the Elk's Pageant? But I didn't--my mother was afraid of so many Elks. |
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| JEFF: That's not true. I took them. No one else. |
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| Dr. Emmet! Miss Willie! Something awful is happening. There's a fire upstairs. With flames--this high! |
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| FLORENCE: Fairy--you mustn't--we have company. |
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| Well, they were--this high at least. |
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| DOCTOR: Fairy--come in and sit there quietly, please. |
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| But there's a fire. Please believe me--there's a fire upstairs. |
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| I can't--I'm full of pins. |
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| FLORENCE: I confess everything. |
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| FLORENCE: I have committed this theft with full knowledge of the stigma involved. |
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| Something's burning upstairs. |
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| HANNIBAL: No--but I know who did. |
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| I know a fire when I see one. |
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| HANNIBAL: I'm not sure who took them, but I know it was a woman, and I know it wasn't Mrs. Paddy. |
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| Oh, fiddle--let the house burn! |
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| SAVAGE: Well, I use Gardenia--what do you use, Fairy? |
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| WILLIE: Dr. Emmett, I found a fire in Mrs. Paddy's bathtub. |
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| I DON'T think I'll speak to anyone! |
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| SAVAGE: Well, the treasure hunt is over. It's all that's left of ten million dollars. |
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| I should have told a lie--then someone would have believed me. |
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| Good-bye. We say good-bye to people we don't want to see again. |
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| SAVAGE: Don't cry Mrs. Paddy. I'm sure you hate tears too. |
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| Maybe she thinks her tub is cracked? |
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| WILLIE: I think I'll pack your things--just in case. We can always unpack again. |
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| SAVAGE: Why do you say that, Fairy? |
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FLORENCE: Does someone need you?
SAVAGE: No. |
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| But you can't leave! I haven't had time to get you a going-away present. Maybe I could find a suitable replacement anyhow--it won't be fussy. I'll go look. |
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| FLORENCE: I'd like to see what I can find for you too, Mrs. Savage. Will you wait? |
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| Oh, fun!--Come on, everybody--let's see what we can find. |
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| JEFF: I have something. I just remembered. |
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| Don't leave before we get back now--or you won't get anything. |
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| SAVAGE: Never mind, Hannibal. You've had it so long, it has become a part of you. |
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| Oh! I'm all out of breath! Feel my heart! |
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| But I found something. I hope you didn't expect much because then you won't be disappointed. |
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| SAVAGE: I won't be disappointed. |
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| I couldn't find anything to wrap it in except Kleenex. (to HANNIBAL) You can feel my heart too, Hannibal. |
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| Oh, no! It's a napkin. So many places serve paper napkins. But they blot or smear. |
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| SAVAGE: Bless you, Fairy, I'll take it with me whenever I'm invited out. |
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| It says "The Cloisters" on it. Wasn't that lucky? |
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| SAVAGE: Florence, you shouldn't have! |
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SAVAGE: You've gone to too much trouble.
FLORENCE: Oh--it was nothing. |
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| FLORENCE: Fairy, dear, I wouldn't dream of giving Mrs. Savage anything that wasn't sterling. |
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FLORENCE: Really, Fairy! Dents give an antique character.
SAVAGE: Indeed they do. |
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| Well, I'm not going to say good-bye. I can't stand good-byes. I don't recognize them. |
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FLORENCE: Oh--you didn't expect us to say good-bye--did you?
SAVAGE: I didn't even expect a salt shaker. |
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| FLORENCE: How do you do, Mrs. Savage--we have so looked forward to meeting you. |
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| We're glad you're here at last. Make yourself at home. |
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| FLORENCE: He was afraid you'd catch his measles if he delivered it himself. Come, Fairy--let's pretend it's Garden Hour. |
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| Excuse us, please--we have to dig weeds. (Smiles) Take an umbrella--it's raining. |
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