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[theme music]
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♪ Who gets into trouble from his head to his toes ♪
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♪ Then gets out of trouble by the skin of his nose ♪
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♪ Best of all who wind up smelling just like a rose ♪
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♪ Lucky-clucky Paddington Bear ♪
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♪ Who politely tips his hat to say howdy do ♪
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♪ Tries to right a wrong that's done to no matter who ♪
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♪ Who is this fine character from Darkest Peru ♪
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♪ Jolly gentle Paddington Bear ♪
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♪ He's smart ♪
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♪ He's very honest ♪
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♪ He's shy ♪
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♪ And sort of modest ♪
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♪ Shy and modest smart and honest none can compare ♪
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♪ When you need a friend you know he's gonna be there ♪
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♪ He's the finest funnest bear you'll find anywhere ♪
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♪ Cheerful charming ♪
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♪ Paddington Bear ♪♪
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♪ Good King Wenceslas looked out ♪
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♪ On the feast of Stephen ♪
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♪ When the snow lay round about ♪
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♪ Deep and crisp and even ♪♪
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You children, come inside this minute.
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The very idea outside at this hour
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you'll catch a cold.
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We collected for the orphans fund.
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- 'Oh, yes.' - 'We made a real haul.'
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(David) 'Everybody in the neighborhood
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was very generous.'
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Everyone, except Mr. Curry. He wouldn't even give sixpence.
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Pretended he wasn't home even though the lights were on.
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Hmph. I'm not a bit surprised.
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Mr. Curry makes Ebenezer Scrooge look like Mother Teresa.
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Who's Ebenezer Scrooge?
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Ebenezer Scrooge was just a miser whose life was
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changed
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by the visitation of three ghosts on Christmas Eve.
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Ooh!
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["We wish you a Merry Christmas" instrumental]
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[thinking] Everyone has always been so
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generous with me at Christmas.
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I hope, I have enough money saved
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to buy all the presents I need for them.
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(Mary) 'We won't be able
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to light a fire'
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'until the chimney's clean out.'
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(Henry) 'Don't worry, Mary.'
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(Mary) 'Oh, but, Henry,
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we haven't had a real fire'
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'since the Clean Air Act came in.'
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'That's three years ago. Oh, it must be filthy.'
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'As for finding a chimney sweep'
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'these days they've nearly all gone out of business.'
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(Henry) 'I'm doing it myself.'
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(Mary) 'You? Doing it yourself?'
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(Henry) 'Yes, me.'
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'I've ordered a special outfit from Barkridges'
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'It's arriving tomorrow. J-just in time for Christmas.'
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[thinking] Trust Mr. Brown
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to come up with an idea.
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click
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Tomorrow's Christmas Eve.
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I hope the chimney does get swept in time.
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Santa Claus will never be able to get down it
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with all the presents.
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Here you are. And thank you.
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Thank you for the mince pie.
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And, uh, Merry Christmas to you.
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Where do you want this, Mr. Brown?
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J-just put it by the fireplace.
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I'll take care of it this weekend...if I can.
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It'll never get done in time for Santa Claus.
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(Mary) 'Paddington?'
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Mrs. Bird and I are gonna do some
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last-minute
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Christmas shopping. Can you mind the house?
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We've got last-minute shopping to do.
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See you later.
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I was gonna tell you that I've baked you
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some special mince pies.
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But I see you've already discovered them.
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Is there anything I can do around the house?
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Tidy up a bit, perhaps?
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If you must, you can dust.
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And that's all.
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[instrumental music]
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Hmm. "Sweep it clean."
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It certainly looks easy.
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Even a ten year old boy could do it.
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And it doesn't say a bear couldn't do it.
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What do I do? Someone's got to clean out the chimney.
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And there's no one else to do it, but..
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...Mrs. Bird clearly said only to dust.
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(Mrs. Bird) If you must, you can dust.
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And that's all.
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Perhaps I could dust the chimney.
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There won't be any Santa Claus if it doesn't get done.
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[instrumental music]
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[humming]
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[sighs] I wonder if I'll ever
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poke through.
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Oh.
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I did it.
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Oh, Mrs. Bird will be very proud.
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I must see this up-close.
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It's a good thing bears are good at climbing.
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Ah! Perfect.
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'That's a good job done.'
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Even Mrs. Bird can't grumble at that.
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Now, I just have to tidy up a bit before everyone gets back.
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[instrumental music]
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[humming]
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Santa Claus won't pass the Browns' house tonight.
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Seven, eight.
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Perhaps I already took the brush off.
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What's this? Where's the brush?
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Hello, anyone there?
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Oh, there's no need to be like that.
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Brush, are you there?
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No. Nothing.
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Huh. What's this?
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"Warning. Great care must be taken when unscrewing rods.
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Otherwise the brush may be detached?"
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My brush could be detached?
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Oh. Now they tell me.
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Maybe it will tell me where to go in an emergency.
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'Hmm. "In an emergency consult your instruction booklet."'
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swoosh
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swoosh swoosh
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Ah, there you are.
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Emergency, emergency, emergen..
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Ah! Emergency. There you are.
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'"Consult my nearest dealer?"'
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[coughing]
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Where did all this soot come from?
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[sighs] I don't think things
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have ever been blacker.
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You've got to be up there somewhere, brush.
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Aha! There you are.
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Well, what goes up must come down.
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Ugh, mmm. This is a tight fit for a bear.
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Even a small bear.
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vroom
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screech
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click
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Alright, darlin', time to do your stuff one more time.
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ding dong
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(Paddington) 'I'm coming.'
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ding dong
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(Paddington) 'I said, I'm coming.'
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'Then again maybe I'm not coming.'
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[instrumental music]
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Hmm.
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ding dong
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This is a sucker, uh, customer
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or I'm not Clean Claude.
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[grunting]
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Yes, yes. I hear you.
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Ah, believe me nobody wants to answer the door more than I do.
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'Ah.'
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ding dong
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Who did..
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Excuse me, do I have the pleasure of addressing
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the bear of the house?
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Uh, how may I help you?
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Oh, sir, it's not how you may help me.
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But how I, your humble servant
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Clean Claude may help you.
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What I have here is a little bit of heaven on earth.
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At this time of the year, the best Christmas present
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anyone's likely to find beneath their tree.
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'This here is the White Glove Vacuum
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Cleaner.'
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'The most powerful, little dirt sucker'
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'you're ever likely to see.'
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And see it, you must.
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For that is the only way you'll believe
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what I'd like to show you.
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With your kind permission of course.
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- Well-- - You're very kind, sir.
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'Of course this is a free demonstration.'
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'No obligation to buy, whatsoever.'
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Did you say free?
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Absolutely, no charge.
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But I'm confident that after you see
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what the White Glove Vacuum can do
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'you won't need to be asked twice.'
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- Well-- - So, what do you say?
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- Well-- - Good. You won't be sorry.
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[instrumental music]
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You're right, Mr. Claude.
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I believe that the White Glove Vacuum
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would make a perfect gift for Mrs. Bird.
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Yes, sir. I knew that only the evidence of your eyes
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would allow you to believe.
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thud
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[clearing throat]
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Pardon me, I meant no offence.
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I'm afraid, I've only got my Christmas savings.
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- That'll do fine. - All of it?
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But I've still got some presents to buy.
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Then you better go out and earn some.
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How would it be if you worked for me?
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You know, I can tell you're the very discerning bear.
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You know good value when you see it, don't you?
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Why. Yes, I do. Thank you.
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You saw how well the White Glove Vacuum
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worked.
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Yes, I did.
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What you don't know is that I'm the only
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authorized dealer of that wonder machine.
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'I can't do it alone.'
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'You could be the bear who brings a White Glove'
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'to the home of every British citizen for Christmas.'
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It's only a small investment on your part
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but it's a huge return.
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And think of the happiness
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you'll bring at this time of the year.
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After all, what would a home, er, your home be like
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without a White Glove?
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But if you haven't got any more money.
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I do have my life savings.
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I was keeping it in case I have an emergency.
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Uh, this will do quite nicely.
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These probably won't last
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a good salesman like you very long.
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So, here's my card when you need to reorder.
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knock knock knock
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Yes. What do you want, bear?
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Oh, no, Mr. Curry. It's not what I want from you.
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It's what I can do for you.
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I have here the White Glove Vacuum Cleaner.
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The perfect gift for your loved ones
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this Christmas season.
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Christmas?
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Bah humbug.
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(Paddington) 'Won't you even let me give
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you'
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'a free demonstration, Mr. Curry?'
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Did you say free, bear?
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Absolutely. No obligation to buy.
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Well, why didn't you say so, bear?
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'Well, are you gonna give me my free demonstration or not?'
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Well, bear, what's it gonna be, huh?
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I can't stand here with the door open all day.
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Thank you, Mr. Curry. You'll never regret this.
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I already do, bear.
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No obligation to buy. Correct, bear?
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That's right, Mr. Curry.
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But once you see what the White Glove can do
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I'm sure you will.
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You shouldn't be so sure of anything, bear.
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Nevertheless, I'm gonna leave you to your own devices.
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When you're ready for the demonstration, call me.
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This room isn't bad enough to show
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what the White Glove Vacuum can do.
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I better spice it up with a little soot.
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[upbeat music]
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tak tak
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[coughs] It's getting there.
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swish
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Ah, there.
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That should just about do it.
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Now to find the electrical socket.
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Bear, what have you done?
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(Paddington) Mr. Curry.
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No, it can't possibly be the Ghost of Christmas Past.
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It can't be!
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[screaming]
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Mr. Curry?
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Uh, where's your electrical socket?
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[sighs] I suppose I'll have
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to find it myself.
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(Paddington) 'Oh, no. I don't believe it.'
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Trust Mr. Curry.
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No electricity. Only gas.
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He must be the only person left in London.
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I'll have to come back later
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and do something about this mess.
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When Mr. Curry comes to his senses.
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It wasn't the vacuum cleaner's fault
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that Mr. Curry runs his house on gas.
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I'm sure I'll do better at the next house.
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I think I'll bring my Christmas cheer to Mrs. Dear.
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knock knock knock
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Merry Christmas.
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Merry Christmas, Mrs. Dear.
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I'm Paddington Brown and I represent a product..
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Tell me, do you have gas or electricity?
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Why, electricity of course.
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'What's the difference?'
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All the difference in the world.
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Between a clean house and disaster.
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Ah. And I can see you have a quite a tidy home already.
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Thank...you.
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May I have your permission to give you a free demonstration
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with no obligation to buy of a miracle worker?
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Free is it? What's it do?
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"What's it do?" It cleans.
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Allow me.
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Huh! What are you doing?
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Don't worry.
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This little baby can make the blackest soot
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and anything else disappear.
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(Paddington) 'Just a little electricity.'
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And total tidiness. Almost instantly.
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click
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click
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This has never happened before.
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Are you sure you've paid your electricity bill?
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Quite sure.
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Uh, let me just check the motor.
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Well, imagine that. No motor.
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Yes. Imagine that!
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Perhaps the police will be able to assist us in finding it.
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[instrumental music]
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(Paddington) 'I don't understand it.'
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The demonstration he gave me was a miracle.
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I saw this machine work with my very eyes.
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Hmm. Sounds like Clean Claude to me.
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That's him. Clean Claude. That's the man.
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See. What did I tell you?
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He been pulling this racket for months now.
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And at Christmas time too.
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The man has no Christmas spirit, I tell you.
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If there were only some way we could catch him at it.
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(Paddington) 'Uh, perhaps, I could help.'
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[laughing] And how could
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the likes of you help? Hmm?
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We can't even find him.
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He gave me his business card in case I needed to order more.
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The nerve of the fellow.
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Well, I'll tell you what..
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...you do need to order some more.
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Here's what you do.
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That's right, Mr. Claude. I need more vacuums.
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(Paddington) 'Yes, sir. Everyone was quite
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amazed by the demonstration.'
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'I've sold one to everybody in my neighborhood.'
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Uh, everybody?
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Everybody, except my next-door neighbor Mr. Curry.
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And now he wants one too.
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I'm sorry. But I'm all out of White Glove Vacuums.
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Christmas time and all, you know?
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Perhaps, later next year.
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An entire neighborhood of suckers.
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Who would've ever believed, Claude, my man
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you're on your way to a fortune.
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He hung up.
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Don't worry. He went for the bait.
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You can be sure of that.
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ding dong
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I hope your Mr. Curry will go along with the plan.
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(Paddington) He's not usually the nicest man.
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But he does need a clean-up.
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And Mr. Claude's demonstrations are very
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good.
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Merry Christmas.
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Merry Christmas, Mr. Curry.
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Merry Christmas, Paddington. And to you too, gentlemen.
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What can I offer you? Some mince pies? Freshly baked.
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[whispering] He thinks he had run in with
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the Ghost of Christmas Past.
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I think, I preferred him as Ebenezer Scrooge.
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Maybe a rousing chorus of Good King Wenceslas?
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Very nice of you to offer, Mr. Curry.
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But actually we're quite short of time.
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If we may go inside, I'll explain.
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So, you see, if you'll only allow Claude
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to run a demonstration
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and then buy one of his vacuums we can nab him.
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And your home will be spick and span.
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Alright, officers. Anything to get this mess cleaned up.
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Ghost of Christmas Past, eh, bear?
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[laughing]
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ding dong
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That's him. Places, everyone.
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Yes, how may I help you?
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Oh, no, sir, it's not how you can help me
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but how I can help you.
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Allow me to introduce myself.
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[intense music]
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I assure you, sir, you'll never regret this.
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I agree.
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- But, you, may. - Why is that?
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(male #1) 'He means
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you're under arrest, Claude.'
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Check out that vacuum, Officer Jameson.
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Let's see if Mr. Clean Claude's days of cleaning up are over.
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Right, sir.
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I believe, we've got him dead to rights, sir.
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(male #1) 'Take him away
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and the evidence.'
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And thank you very much for your cooperation, sir.
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'Hope you both have a very Merry Christmas.'
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I will, sir. If you'd only--
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I think, something can be arranged.
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It being Christmas and all.
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[instrumental music]
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(Henry) 'The chimney's perfect.'
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'You'll be able to have fire for Christmas Eve after all.'
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Look at the house. It's beautiful.
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And I was worried about leaving Paddington alone.
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Speaking of Paddington. Has anyone seen him?
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I haven't seen him all day.
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Probably very busy with Christmas.
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So you say.
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[rumbling]
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It's Santa Claus.
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(Judy) 'No. It's Santa Paddington.'
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Merry Christmas, everyone.
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(Paddington) 'I used most of my reward money
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to clean up Mrs. Dear's house.'
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But I still had enough left over for presents for everyone.
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Reward money?
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Jonathan.
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Judy. David.
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A rather large present to Mrs. Bird.
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Mrs. Bird, this is the only White Glove Vacuum Cleaner
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that actually works.
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But it does a bang-up job. Doesn't it, Mr. Curry?
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♪ Good King Wenceslas looked out ♪
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♪ On the feast of Stephen ♪
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♪ When the snow lay round about ♪♪
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[theme music]
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♪ Do ba do ba do bi do ba do ba do va ♪
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♪ Do ba do ba do bi do ba do ba do va ♪
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♪ Do ba do ba do bi do ba do ba do va ♪
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♪ Do bi do bi do ba do ba do va ♪
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♪ Do ba do ba do bi do ba do ba do va ♪♪
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