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Kay: You don't make anything, do you? Harry Corwi [...]	D
A.L.: During a war, what seems like emotion is oft [...]	D
Kay: To go to a poor man without love, it is noble [...]	D
Red: You've never been to Vermont, have you? We do [...]	D
Kay: What is most important to you is how you feel [...]	D
Red: I used to sail boats like that when I was a k [...]	D
[first lines] Harry Corwin: So glad you could mak [...]	D
Kay: I've made many men feel the way you do. I've [...]	D
Kay: I envy you. Always so positive.	D
Kay: I give you my word, it is easy to feel. It's [...]	D
A.L.: He has so much to offer: youth, courage, fai [...]	D
Kay: I want what I have. When I came to this count [...]	D
Red: Look, I can't give you what he can. All I can [...]	D
Jane: There's nothing for a girl like me. All I am [...]	D
Kay: Go home to your family. It's the only kind of [...]	D
George Kelly: Look, kid, we picked up a couple of [...]	D
Jane: He's generous, all right. I just wish his - [...]	D
Jane: I hope the war never ends. Isn't that awful. [...]	D
Jane: He's not bad at all for a general. He's not [...]	D
Red: All right, hot shot, what do we do now? Geor [...]	D
Jane: I think he's cute. George Kelly: Well, I th [...]	D
A.L.: One should never be sorry about being pleasa [...]	D
Kay: When were you born? What month? Red: August. [...]	D
Kay: You can sleep down below. I will sleep on top [...]	D
Kay: You are such a child. Why don't you go home t [...]	D
Kay: He doesn't look old enough to drink. Red: I' [...]	D