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Ernest Draper:
That £10 a month is something I don't look upon as mine - it's something I've put aside for my children. It's my children's future.
O'Neil:
Now now, just drop that grey-haired father stuff. You'd have taken the money from us if you'd won, wouldn't you? Would you have given it back to me if I'd come to you and said I wanted it for my children? I'm prepared to give you a chance. Chick will meet you at the bank at noon tomorrow and collect £1000 in cash. The balance will be payable in two weeks. How you get the money, or where you get it, is no business of mine. But believe me, you'd better make it your business to see that you do get it.

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The Hundred Pound Window (1944)

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