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I will. We'll see you to the carriage. And there, Bertie, goes the man who has opened the door to our future
0:17
What? Our future! Yours and mine and Ben and Oscar's and the children's our future
0:26
Oh, you were charming at supper, Bertie. Mr. Marshall certainly thought so
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Oh, Regina, do you think he did? Can't you tell when you're being admired
0:36
Oscar said I'm bored, Mr. Marshall, but he admired you. He told me so
0:42
What did he say? He said, I hope your sister-in-law will come to Chicago
0:47
He said, he said the ladies will bow to your manners and the gentlemen to your looks
0:52
Did he? He seems a lonely man. Imagine being lonely with all that money
1:00
I don't think he likes his wife. Not like his wife? What a thing to say
1:07
She's away a great deal. He said that several times and once
1:12
He made fun of her being so social and high-toned. But that fits in all right, her being social, I mean
1:19
She can introduce me. It won't take long with an introduction from her
1:24
Oh, introduce you? In Chicago? You mean you really might go? Oh, Regina, you can't leave here
1:33
What about Horace? Don look so scared about everything Birdie I am going to live in Chicago Remember I will We see you in the carriage
1:50
Come in there, Birdie, goes the man who has opened the door to our future
1:57
What? Our future. Yours, mine, Ben's. The children's. Our future! You were charming at supper, Bertie
2:07
Mr. Marshall certainly thought so. Oh, Regina, do you think he did
2:11
Can't you tell when you're being admired? Oscar said I bored Mr. Marshall, but he admired you
2:18
He told me so. What did he say? He said, I hope your sister-in-law will come to Chicago
2:27
Chicago will be at her feet. He said, the women would bow to your manners
2:33
and the gentleman to your loves. Did he? I think he's a lonely man
2:41
Imagine being lonely with all that money. I don't think he likes his wife
2:47
Not like his wife? What a thing to say. She's a way of great deal
2:52
He mentioned that several times and once. He made fun of her for being so social and high-toned
2:57
But that fits in all right. Her being social, I mean. She can introduce me
3:03
It won't take long with an introduction from her. Introduce you? In Chicago? You mean you really might go
3:11
Oh, Regina, you can't leave here. What about Horace? Don't look so scared about everything, Bertie
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I'm going to live in Chicago
