| Is this what you’re looking for, by any chance?
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| Why, yes
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| Whose phone number is this? |
| I’ve been worried about the line of my throat.
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| I think this woman has done wonders with it
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| Good
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| And I’ve lost half a pound since Tuesday
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| Very good
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| Now it’s after nine. |
| I’d better get to bed
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| You had
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| Are you coming up?
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| I think I’ll read a while longer
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| You went out last night, didn’t you, Joe?
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| I went for a walk
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| You took the car
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| I drove to the beach
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| Who’s Betty Schaefer?
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| Surely, you don’t want me to feel as if I’m a prisoner in this house?
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| You don’t understand, Joe. |
| I’m under such a terrible strain
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| It’s been so hard I even got myself a revolver. |
| The only thing that stopped me
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| from killing myself was the thought of all those people, waiting to see me back
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| on the screen. |
| How could I disappoint them? |
| All I ask is a little patience,
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| a little understanding
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| Norma, there’s nothing to worry about. |
| I haven’t done anything
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| Of course you haven’t. |
| Good night, my darling
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| I should have stayed there
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| Poor Norma
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| So desperate to be ready
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| For what would never happen
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| But Betty would be waiting
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| We had a script to finish
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| One unexpected love scene
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| Two people, both risking
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| A kind of happy ending |