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裝 chyba Annie's
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2. Mətri is Gregory, where is Tom? Oh, he is cleaning out the bathhouse. Sorry about the breed, oh that's alright, Davy. What? Morning, Mr. Gregory. Ah, morning, Davy.
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Davy.
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Tom!
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What do you think of it? It's not as good as him. He fired at my bike and I came a cropper.
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He shouldn't have done that. Picking on another gang member. I ruined half the breed.
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It can't be that good. Me mum will skin me. Let's go and find him. We'll have him meeting.
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Tom! Yes, father? Have you finished cleaning the bathhouse? Yes, father.
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Well, make sure you're back by 12. I've got some important guests arriving today. I want you to help at the station.
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Yes, father.
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Tom!
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What did you fire at Davy for? You ruined half his breed. Me mother will shut up, Davy.
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I think it's better than mine. It's pretty good. How far can you fire it? Twice as far as you.
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Alright. Rick, can you get hit that bike? Easy. Come on then.
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Really? Fire!
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What? Did you get hit that bike? Come here, you little beggars. You pigs are not for your state, you idiot.
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We're going off. Come back here, you little beggars. I give my hand. Don't you want to show your couple of trains?
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I don't want to win that. I don't want to win that. I don't want to win that.
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I don't want to win that. I don't want to win that. I don't want to win that. I don't want to win that.
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Wait, he's catching up on us.
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Hi, hi. Hi.
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You sound sharp. Breaking through his window. What? Do you think I did it?
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I'm Gregory. We're the paper that windows Gregory do. He's awful, man.
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Are you hiding? We're not yet done it.
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I'm going to win that. That was so hot. That was so hot. That was so hot.
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He wants to get you in the train.
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Hi, heavens. Gregory!
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That glass is real expensive. It's to come all the way from Auckland. Gregory.
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Oh, the car is coming. Gregory!
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Hey, what do you think I'm doing?
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I'm going to have to change the car.
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I'm going to have to change the car.
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Wait, I go.
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Who?
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That's blasted, kid.
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That way?
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Come on, the audience.
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Nice for the buzzer.
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That's right.
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Come on, they did it.
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Come on, come on.
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That's one good thing.
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Where's the car?
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It's about there.
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Did H-shing, I'm stopping up to make any more.
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I'll come in for a hiding.
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I'm scared.
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To be fooled by an oak like shid.
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We all have to pay for that window.
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No one will believe it was him.
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If he took a risk, if he had caught him,
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he'd have minced him up for sausage.
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Do you really think he does that?
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I don't know.
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The rock that he sells for the marries,
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poison's them in the end.
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When it does, do we probably text the bodies?
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That's not me, it's his full mouth.
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That's just the kid's at school.
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Dad always says the sausages are far too salty.
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You know what the old Maori say about the taste of human flesh?
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My mum won't touch us months,
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and now we owe her money.
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For a window we never best.
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Do me Dwyer, the biggest villain in the whole country.
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Well I say we swear a pet, a pet against do me Dwyer.
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That none of us will rest,
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man or girl till a villain's brought to justice.
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And what's more, we are swear'd and blood.
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Come on.
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Why can't we just make a vow?
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I told you you couldn't do that on the chain.
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God forsaken country, change it out of compartments.
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I thought these news here in this was supposed to be civilized.
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Don't upset yourselves, Sir Charles.
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Look at him, like a wild west.
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Oh, you're so serious.
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Sir Charles, I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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Like a wild west.
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Oh, you're so serious.
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Now don't fuss, woman.
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You're a child's governor, it's not my witness.
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12,000 miles to take the water.
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They run the spa like they run their rowways. It's waste of time and money.
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Grandfather, you're so...
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You were seen in the street with your Shanghai.
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There was an eyewitness to it, the injured party's own apprentice.
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And the broken window is a fact of material evidence.
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And apart from that, with my own eyes, I saw them run away from the scene of the crime.
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It wasn't me, Father.
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Then it was him, er.
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No, it was said.
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What?
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Said.
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Dwyer's own employee.
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Oh, oh.
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The boy will pay for the window, Sergeant, with his own money.
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And apologize to Mr. Dwyer.
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And not another word.
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And there'll be no more Shanghai's in the main street or anywhere else, Jair.
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Yes, Sergeant.
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And count yourself lucky.
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Well-full damage.
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The criminal offense.
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Get along to Mr. Dwyer, Tom.
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He won't happen again, Sergeant.
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You can take my word for that.
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It's rather odd.
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It's a boy over trial.
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If you're a lad, I'd teach your lesson.
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I'm sorry, Mr. Dwyer.
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It was just a terrible accident.
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How would you like it if said he had smushed your father's window?
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Shanghai's a dangerous thing.
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Could have taken someone's eye out.
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The country's a lucky young Gregory that I wasn't here.
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It has to be specially made that glass.
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It doesn't grow on trees.
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It's hard enough trying to make a fister things these days without unforeseen expenses.
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I see it on pay for the damage.
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Oh, I suppose that makes everything all right.
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Look if you're on a lower-biting citizen, all right?
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Watch what you're doing, Patrick.
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You're cutting off too much scrag.
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Of course, it would be too much to expect your father to pay.
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And for you to pay him back.
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There's two other ones that have to wait.
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It may well be a lesson for you to pay it back out of your pocket money.
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But it's most inconvenient for us, let me tell you.
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You're most inconvenient.
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Morning, ladies. Good morning.
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Morning.
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Now you see, I need a constable.
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I mean, there's too much work here for one man.
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Oh, well, I've sent off a request to Auckland, but...
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Oh, I suppose that's the last of the year of that.
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Carry!
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Carry!
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Carry! Carry!
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Carry! Carry!
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Carry! Carry!
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Carry! Carry!
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I've had some help.
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I've run him off the streets.
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Oh, these armors, enough.
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Hey, will you saw him?
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He's soft in the head.
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Loves to frighten the ladies.
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That can't be good for your business.
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It's a pity he didn't perish with the rest of them.
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Come on, Tom, we'll link for the train.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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Hey, man.
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Set something on the line.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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The train is now ready.
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What's going on?
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Are you all right, Sir Charles?
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Don't ask him, of course, I'm all right.
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No sign of anything.
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What's going on?
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What's going on?
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What's going on?
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What's going on?
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Hey, Charlie.
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You're going to drive an hour over that.
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Good thing you saw that, eh?
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Mind how you go.
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Hello?
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Well, I'm late, I say.
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Yes, typical.
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Oh, you're dressed for the greatest occasion, eh?
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What?
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I used to make a good impression.
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Tom?
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Help, help, help, you're small today.
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There's nothing you can worry about.
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There's been a rush out of the line.
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Tell me, my man, what's going on?
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There's been a rush out down the line, sir.
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They're fixing it now.
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Damned inconvenience.
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Why can't I get a coach up them time?
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Well, we are eight miles from town, sir.
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And there are no roads out here.
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Don't worry, sir. They're fixing it now.
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You can stay on the train or stretch your legs.
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Damed colonials, just like your Australians.
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Can't run rare ways and never heard of dreams.
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Where are you going, Sarah Jane?
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Let's just stretch my legs.
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Where'd you get my book?
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My glasses.
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We're going to have a sometime.
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Watch out, he said.
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I don't even know it isn't deliberate.
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That's probably an ambush.
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This is most likely calling with natives,
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waiting their chance to strike.
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Sarah.
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane!
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Show your way!
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Sarah Jane.
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Sarah Jane!
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Sarah Jane.
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disrupt your energy in your shortural meetings.
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Sarah Jane!
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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Maneira...
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What happened?
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Moira pingaPi pirmihщiag laTwo
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...aar the main street.
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We could have all been slaughtered out there.
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Hey, Arthur Charles.
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Ladies, your first glimpse of the most spectacular thermal weep.
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Sofi, tap, p, p.
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This scientists to get να' la 용e,
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t'est un saké rightly.
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Ha!
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Goodness,这 is not m audi сейчас!
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Gardem.
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Boys quay, Arthur!
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No seisCory.
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...a fish is cooking fold in the hot water.
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The maris often prepare their meals that way.
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The balls of pellets self.
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There we go.
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Oh, there's this way, Sir Charles.
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It's the least bars of yours better be pretty impressive.
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They're hard enough to get to.
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The beds, right?
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Is that dreadful smell?
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So?
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Boy?
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Yeah!
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Sir Charles, I trust you had a dreadful day, James.
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Randy, show that.
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Listen, this is my sproctor.
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This is an awful place.
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Just awful.
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I'm Sarah Jane.
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Tom?
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Oh, boy.
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My grandfather will need this prescription.
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You take it to the doctor.
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Oh, he'll probably get it wrong.
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You better show me where to go.
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What on earth's going on?
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Come on!
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They're the old man!
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See him?
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What?
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I said I saw in the bush.
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What any type of noise?
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Qiu Cu, chimper, fauIGFi גσα
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FauGiu ge8Bau Giu ve.
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FauGiu, hamper.
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FauGiu thanking professorÓPI
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...at her, a vergin Mary.
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A few years ago, she was born with her son.
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Minds as clear as water can turn to ginger beer.
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Look at my sister Emily.
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She was born with son's drink.
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First, Dumi's window.
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Now a little mishprim.
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Well, I know her, but she'd better learn that for a start.
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What have I done to deserve all this?
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I've had better days at school.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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I'm not a child anymore.
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