Unfaithfully Yours Page #9

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637

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It is remarkable how many people

will pay out good money for this sort of thing.

638

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Give me the quiet fireside

and an overstuffed chair.

639

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- It isn't quite so quiet when you start snoring.

- Barbara.

640

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Five and six.

641

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[ People Chuckling ]

642

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- You ever been in love,Jules?

- Oh, devotedly, sir.

643

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Hmm.

644

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What would you do if you discovered

that your wife had, uh -

645

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this is purely hypothetical, of course -

646

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had, uh -

I wish I could think of a softer word -

647

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uh, been untrue to you?

648

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Untrue to me, sir?

Oh, I think it's most unlikely.

649

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First of all,

where would she find anybody, sir?

650

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And in the second place, if she'd wanted

somebody better looking than me...

651

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she could've had him easy enough.

652

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- I was awful ugly when I was young, sir.

- [ Knocking ]

653

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- Three minutes, Sir Alfred.

- Thanks, Herbert.

654

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[ Door Closes ]

655

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Look! Look!

656

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- j&j& [ Orchestra Tuning ]

- [ No Audible Dialogue ]

657

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Why don't you be more careful?

Why don't you look what you're doing?

658

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Thank you,Jules.

Here we go.

659

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[ Applause ]

660

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- [ Applause Subsides ]

- [ Clapping ]

661

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j&j& [ Classical ]

662

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j&j& [ "Jingle Bells'' ]

663

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j&j& [ Cranks, Stops ]

664

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j&j& [ Classical Continues ]

665

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I, uh, trust you enjoyed the concert.

666

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I thought you were wonderful, darling.

667

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Thank you.

I felt quite inspired tonight.

668

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I know it sounds absurd,

but did you have a peculiar feeling...

669

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that you were watching me conduct

for the last time?

670

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For the last time?

671

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Women get premonitions

about things sometimes -

672

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such as if their husbands

are going to die or-

673

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or even that they are going to, uh,

pass on, I believe it's called...

674

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in refined circles,

or things of that nature.

675

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Why should I have any thoughts like that?

676

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Well, it could have been the music,

which does strange things sometimes.

677

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- Very strange things.

-j&j& [ Classical Continues ]

678

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You know, after all this

somber music of mine...

679

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I think you ought to hear something

a little lighter, something gayer...

680

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something a little nearer your age

as a sort of antidote.

681

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How would you like to go dancing?

682

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Oh, wouldn't that be wonderful.

683

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Yes. Wouldn't it?

684

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I've got to talk to Hugo about

the South American tour for a while.

685

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I might be able to join you later.

Certainly I'll try very hard.

686

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Join who later?

687

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Oh, you and whoever's

fortunate enough to take you dancing.

688

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At my expense, of course.

689

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I insist upon paying.

690

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Oh, I don't think I should like

to go dancing without you.

691

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I can't think of anyone

I'd care to go out with.

692

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Think hard.

693

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I am thinking hard, but I -

I can't think of anybody.

694

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What about Tony?

695

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Tony?

696

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- Oh, you mean Tony.

- [ Chuckles ]

697

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Well, why should I want to

go out with Tony?

698

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I merely suggested Tony because

he's my secretary and therefore convenient...

699

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'cause he's a fine-looking young man

and you must look well together, especially dancing...

700

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and because, uh, being seen with him...

701

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since it's well known that he is my secretary,

would cause no raised eyebrows...

702

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or remarks behind the napkins...

703

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and finally because he has

my complete confidence.

704

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Oh, but he's such a bore.

705

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Oh, he's obviously not as amusing as I am.

706

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[ Laughs ]

707

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I'm not asking you

to fall in love with the young man.

708

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I'm only asking you

to let him take you dancing.

709

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Well, if you really want me to.

710

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I really want you to.

711

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I don't suppose there could be

much harm to it.

712

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How could there be?

713

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I'll go and call him then.

714

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- Do you know his room number?

-j&j& [ Classical Continues ]

715

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I could get it

from the operator, I guess.

716

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Oh, yes. Of course.

717

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Now, what will you wear?

718

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Oh, do you think I should change

just for Tony?

719

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Tony's a very handsome young man.

You mustn't talk about him in that way.

720

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- I never noticed it.

- I'm sure you haven't.

721

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Nevertheless, I'd wear something younger,

something a little less conservative.

722

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It's not as though you were

going out with, uh, me.

723

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Oh, you mean like that purple one

with the plumes at the hips?

724

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Yes. Why not the one

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