1. Cait!
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2. Cait!
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3. Cait!
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4. Where are you?
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5. Mam is looking for you!
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6. Cait!
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7. Cait!
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8. Cait, I'm warning you!
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9. Girls! Did you find her?
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10. No!
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11. There's muck on your shoes.
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12. Mam said the calf will be born
the same week as the baby.
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13. They will be twins!
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14. We'll have to pick a name for it.
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15. How does the calf
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16. The bull pushes the calf into her.
Everyone knows that.
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17. Grainne, that's not how it happens.
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18. It is!
Fiona Geraghty saw their bull...
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19. - Fiona Geraghty is an idiot.
- She's not an idiot!
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20. Fuck sake...
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21. She hasn't made the lunches.
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22. Dad! Mum didn't make the lunches!
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23. You know what?
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24. It really pisses me off!
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25. "There was a sadness...
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26. "upon the..."
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27. People.
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28. "... people...
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29. "who were..."
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30. Left.
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31. "... left."
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32. Siobhan, continue reading.
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33. "... but the king said
they were most welcome.
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34. "The prince was overjoyed.
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35. "They were travelling
on a great ship..."
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36. - Pick one.
- Green.
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37. Your sister is such a weirdo.
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38. My mother and your mother
were hanging out their clothes!
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39. My mother came to your mother
and punch in the nose!
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40. What colour was the blood?
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41. Okay.
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42. How's it going?
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43. What?
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44. Which one is she?
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45. That's the wonder.
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46. Have you anything to say for yourself?
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47. Don't stop at me on the street either.
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48. It's enough from here to your home.
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49. Would you prefer if I let you off?
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50. Don't be fucking like that.
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51. I can let you off, if you want.
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52. Help yourself.
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53. Dan.
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54. Huh?
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55. Dan, did you hear me?
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56. What?
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57. Could you put your horses down
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58. Alright, then. What do you want?
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59. How long should they keep her?
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60. Till after the baby?
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61. She can take her
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62. Is that what I'll say?
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63. They are your people, aren't it?
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64. You are some help of a man.
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65. Do you know that?
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66. Say whatever you want to say so.
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67. Isn't that what you always do?
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68. Just the one today.
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69. Letter for you.
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70. Leave it on the table.
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71. Cait.
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72. Yes?
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73. Come here.
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74. Where are they?
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75. Look further in the field. There.
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76. Girls!
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77. Cait is leaving!
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78. Wait for us! We're coming!
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79. Let's go, in the name of God.
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80. Waterford, 3:1.
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81. That's where we're going.
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82. Aye,
sure in that way I put a bet on them.
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83. My dear, that's in it.
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84. Fuck yeah, I knew it!
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85. Useless showy bastards.
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86. Oh, shit.
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87. Dan, what way are you?
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88. - Sean.
- Get out of here.
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89. How was the drive down?
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90. As it should happen.
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91. Three hours in a car is no joke, mate.
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92. We've got a power of sunshine
these past weeks.
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93. Priest had us praying
for rain this morning.
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94. That'd be good if you do.
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95. How's the farm?
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96. Well, look at this girl!
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97. Stand out so I can
have a proper look at you.
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98. The last time I saw you,
you were in the pram.
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99. Did you know that?
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100. - The pram is broken.
- What happened to it at all?
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101. My sisters used it as a wheelbarrow
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102. and one of the wheels fell off.
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103. Come on in, child.
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104. Sit down if you'd like, pet.
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105. Make yourself at home.
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106. How is your Mammy?
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107. She won ten pounds on the Prize Bonds.
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108. She did not.
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109. She did. We had jelly.
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110. Oh, God...
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111. Wasn't that a treat?
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112. I'd say she's busy.
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113. Your mother?
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114. She's waiting for the men
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115. Have you not cut the hay yet?
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116. You're late.
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117. Are there any children here?
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118. There's only myself
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119. They are in here, aren't they?
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120. Hello, Missus.
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121. Dan.
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122. There's a scorcher of a day, huh?
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123. 'Tis hot, surely.
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124. No fields be glad of a sip of rain.
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125. That would've rain long enough.
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126. Aren't you saying hello to our guest?
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127. Here's herself, then?
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128. "Herself" has a name.
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129. Great year for the hay all the same.
Jeez, I've never seen the like of it.
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130. Loft is full to capacity.
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131. Near clipped me head off
on the rafters pitching in the hay.
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132. Now. How bad!
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133. What way is Mary?
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134. She's nearing her time.
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135. I suppose,
the last puppy is getting hardy?
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136. Aye.
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137. It's the feeding them
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138. There's no appetite like a child's
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139. and, believe you me,
this one here is no different.
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140. Well, we all eat in spurts,
the same as we grow.
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141. She'll ate, but you can work her.
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142. There's no need for any of that.
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143. We keep the child gladly.
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144. She's more than welcome.
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145. She'll ate you out of
your house and home.
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146. But I don't suppose there'll be a
word about that this time twelve months.
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147. I have to pee.
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148. Now.
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149. I'd better hit the road.
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150. What hurry is on you?
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151. Long drive back.
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152. The spuds to spray yet.
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153. There's no fear of blight these
evenings. Back in a minute.
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154. Give this to Mary.
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155. I'm snowed under with rhubarb
whatever kind of year it is.
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156. Now.
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157. Good luck to you now.
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158. Try not to fall into the fire, you.
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159. Are you all right, love?
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160. Lord God, he left with
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161. In you go.
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162. It's hot.
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163. You'll get used to it.
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164. Now, your clothes.
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165. I don't have any clothes.
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166. Would some of our old things
do you for now?
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167. I don't mind.
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168. Good girl.
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169. Now.
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170. My mam says
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171. What else does your mother say?
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172. That you can keep me
for as long as you like.
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173. Now, will you come down
to the well with me?
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174. Now?
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175. Does now not suit you?
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176. Is it a secret?
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177. What?
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178. Am I not supposed to tell?
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179. There are no secrets in this house.
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180. Do you hear me?
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181. Do you hear me?
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182. - Yes.
- Yes, what?
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183. Yes, there are no secrets
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184. If there are secrets in a house,
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185. We don't want any shame here.
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186. Okay.
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187. You're too young to understand.
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188. Come on.
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189. Look at that.
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190. You wouldn't think
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191. Drink some.
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192. Now, be careful.
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193. It's deep.
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194. Now, do you want to bring
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195. Mam doesn't let me
drink anything before bed.
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196. Well...
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197. we'll stick with Mammy's way so.
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198. Sean, Cait is going to bed.
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199. Good night.
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200. We'll go up.
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201. Oh, pardon me.
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202. Are you afraid of the dark?
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203. Don't mind me.
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204. Are you okay?
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205. Is your Mammy okay?
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206. What do you mean?
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207. Your Mammy, is she okay?
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208. She'd been throwing up until recently,
but she's stopped now.
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209. Why isn't the hay in?
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210. She doesn't have enough
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211. God help her.
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212. Would she be offended
if I sent her some money?
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213. - Offended?
- Would she be cross?
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214. She wouldn't, but Dad would.
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215. Your father.
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216. Good night, pet.
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217. God help you.
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218. If you were mine,
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219. I would never leave you
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220. Did you sleep well, love?
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221. Lord God Almighty.
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222. Look at that.
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223. These old mattresses.
They're always weeping.
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224. What was I thinking
putting you on one of these?
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225. Take off the pyjamas, good girl.
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226. It's time.
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227. Do you want to bring
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228. Show her the farm?
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229. The work will be
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230. - Will it?
- Another time, maybe.
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231. Well.
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232. If so...
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233. we'll begin.
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234. You need to be careful with it.
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235. Twenty-three.
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236. Twenty-four.
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237. Twenty-five.
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238. Twenty-six.
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239. Twenty-seven.
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240. Twenty-eight.
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241. It's a secret.
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242. Not many people know about it,
but it does wonders for the skin.
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243. Look at me,
I haven't so much as a pimple.
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244. I thought there were no secrets
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245. Well...
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247. More like a secret recipe.
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248. Forty-three.
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249. Forty-four.
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250. Forty-five.
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251. Forty-six.
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252. Forty-seven.
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253. - Perishables?
- Food that doesn't last very long.
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254. You put them in here
and they stay as they are.
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255. - They don't grow old?
- Exactly.
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256. Like in Tír na nÓg?
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257. Like in Tír na nÓg.
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258. You're getting the hang of it.
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259. Careful of your hand.
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260. Excuse me.
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261. Hello? 72599...
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262. Ninety-four.
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263. Ninety-five.
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264. Ninety-six.
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265. Ninety-seven.
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266. Ninety-eight.
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267. Ninety-nine.
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268. One hundred.
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269. Your complexion is better already.
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270. All you needed was some minding.
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271. This game is crooked, girl.
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272. I've been saying it for years.
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273. Quiet, you!
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274. Easy knowing
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275. Is it any wonder?
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276. After twenty years
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277. Ó Cathasaigh, haven't I said it before,
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278. misfortune followed you
from the cradle!
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279. Did your mother never tell you?
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280. "The Ass" Ó Cathasaigh.
The name well-earned.
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281. This girl must think that everyone
around here is mad, does she?
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282. - Who's winning? "The Ass", I bet.
- Who else?
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283. And pigs might fly!
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284. You're after our pennies, are you?
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285. Selling tickets for the raffle.
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286. There's a new roof
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287. I wasn't sure...
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288. You don't have to have
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289. to give shelter
to other people's children, do you?
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290. - You'll have a drink?
- I'll have a cup of tea.
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291. I'll get it.
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292. And who is this?
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293. Excuse me.
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294. Hello? 72599...
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295. Ah, hello, Sinead.
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296. You don't say! Your poor father!
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297. Of course, I'll head over to you now.
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298. There's ham and coleslaw
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299. We won't die of the hunger anyway.
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300. My mam says I'll get pneumonia
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301. Now.
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302. Maybe the old man
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303. Maybe.
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304. Why is Mrs. Kinsella looking after him?
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305. She's helping his daughter.
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306. It's the daughter
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307. Don't you help your neighbours out
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308. I don't know.
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309. Cait!
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310. Cait!
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311. Cait!
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312. You can't go wandering off like that,
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313. Do you hear me?
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314. Sean.
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315. Cait is going to bed.
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316. Good night.
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317. How are you getting on, love?
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318. - Is that the mother's milk?
- No.
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319. - What is it, then?
- Powdered milk.
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320. Why don't you give him
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321. We sell that milk.
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322. - Why doesn't the calf get any?
- He does, in the beginning.
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323. For how long?
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324. Long enough!
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325. Why don't we drink the powdered milk
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326. and leave the cows to drink their own?
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327. Here, you do it.
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328. - Can you run?
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329. You have long legs. Are you fast?
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330. Sometimes.
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331. Run down the lane to the box and back.
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332. - What box?
- The post box.
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333. I forgot it this morning.
See if there's anything in it.
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334. Off you go. I'll time you.
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335. Off you go!
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336. You've never had red gooseberry jam?
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337. I haven't.
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338. Well, you're in for a treat so.
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339. Good girl.
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340. It's past time
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341. What's wrong with her?
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342. Tomorrow is Sunday and I won't let
her go to mass like that again.
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343. Isn't she clean and neat?
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344. You know what I'm talking about,
Eibhlin.
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345. Run upstairs, get yourself ready
and I'll bring us into town.
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346. You should wash your hands and face
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347. Didn't your father bother
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348. One minute.
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349. Sorry to have kept you.
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350. It will be nice to have
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351. And the town is nice.
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352. I don't know why I didn't think
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353. You can buy a "Choc Ice" for yourself.
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354. She could buy
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355. What good is it having her here
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356. What do you say?
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357. - Thank you.
- You're welcome.
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358. We'll go.
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359. Isn't she tall!
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360. We're all tall.
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361. You look beautiful, pet! Beautiful!
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362. Try this one.
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363. Isn't your mammy good to you?
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364. Nine pounds, ten ounces.
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365. - She was big in the end.
- You can say that again!
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366. She's beautiful.
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367. Your mother must be mad about her.
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368. She's very taken with her.
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369. What about Cian?
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370. He's getting used to her!
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371. It takes time, I suppose.
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372. And who's this girl? Whose is she?
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373. This is Cait.
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374. She's staying with us for the summer.
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375. Can she be put to work?
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376. She'll put her hand to anything.
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377. Well, isn't she company for you
all the same, God help you.
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378. Sinead, is everything okay?
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379. It's Dad, he's gone.
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380. Oh, Sinead, I'm so sorry.
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381. Very sorry for your loss, Sinead.
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382. If there's anything we can do.
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383. Where's he gone?
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384. Sean?
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385. He's helping the family.
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386. Were you ever at a wake?
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387. I don't think so.
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388. Well,
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389. You probably never saw
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390. I did, on the news.
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391. You probably did, God help you.
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392. But it's a different thing
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393. Don't be afraid.
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394. He's praying.
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395. We have to say a prayer for him too.
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396. Bye for now, Sean.
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397. There she is, the long-legged girl.
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398. Eibhlin, love!
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400. Isn't that a lovely dress?
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401. You got that today, did you?
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402. Do you want a sip?
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403. - Do you like it?
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404. Don't get a taste for it either or
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405. Now.
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406. She's getting restless,
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407. I can bring her home
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408. I'll be leaving now.
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409. Oh, I don't know.
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410. My gang can play with her.
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411. Maybe. What harm?
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412. - If you don't mind.
- It's nothing.
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414. Yes.
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417. Does he give you pocket money?
Kinsella?
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418. He gave me money today.
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419. Weren't you lucky?
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420. - How much?
- A pound.
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421. Is herself allowed to spend?
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422. - Who?
- Eibhlin, you dope!
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424. And she's still drinking, I suppose?
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426. Do they have many visitors?
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427. They had a card game last week.
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428. Who was there?
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429. Two men. And another man
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430. - Lines?
- To put a roof on the school.
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431. Do you say the Rosary?
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432. No.
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433. - She's baking the whole time, is she?
- She is.
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434. - Butter or margarine?
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435. - In her pastry!
- Butter.
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437. Yes.
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438. - Where does the dog sleep?
- In the shed.
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439. - Not in the house?
- I've never seen him there.
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440. And are the child's clothes
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441. - The child's clothes?
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442. If you're sleeping in his room,
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443. Didn't you look?
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444. Well, she had clothes for me,
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446. - This rig-out you're wearing?
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447. The shop lady
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448. "Flattering", is it?
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449. Well...!
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450. Well, I suppose, after wearing
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454. It must have been some
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455. What happened to him?
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456. Didn't he follow the dog
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457. and didn't he drown, the poor boy.
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458. That's what they say anyway.
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459. They say Sean got the gun
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460. and took the dog
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461. but he hadn't the heart
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462. Do you know poor Eibhlin's hair
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463. - But her hair is brown.
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464. Out of the dye-pot, you can be sure!
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465. There weren't many there.
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466. A mound of sandwiches still
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467. They had raisin scones
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469. And poor Gearoid
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471. Shameful!
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472. And plastic rosary beads in his hands,
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473. the poor wretch.
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474. Shut your traps in there!
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475. I'm trying to talk to your granny!
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476. - Hello all.
- Sean, you were quick.
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477. We're only in the door.
Aren't we, girl?
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478. Thank you, Una.
It was good of you to take her home.
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479. A quiet girl, this one.
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480. She says as much as she needs to say.
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481. May there be many like her.
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482. Are you ready, pet?
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483. Were you okay in there?
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484. Yes.
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485. Did she ask you any questions?
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486. A few things, not much.
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487. What did she ask you?
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488. She asked me if you used
butter or margarine in your pastry.
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489. Did she ask you anything else?
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490. What did she tell you?
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491. Girl.
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492. She told me that you had a little boy,
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493. who followed the dog
into the slurry pit...
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494. and died.
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495. And that I was wearing his clothes
for the past month.
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496. We'll go out.
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497. Someone's horse is missing tonight.
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498. It's a stable door.
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499. Do you know, fishermen sometimes
find horses out at sea?
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500. I know a man,
who towed a colt in one time.
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501. And the horse lay on the strand
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502. for a long, long time
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503. like he was fit to die.
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504. Until he suddenly stood up, revived.
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505. He was okay?
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506. Good as new.
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507. Perfect.
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508. Strange things happen sometimes,
don't they?
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509. Something strange
happened to you tonight.
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510. But Eibhlin didn't mean any harm.
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511. She wants to find
the good in other people...
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512. hoping she won't be disappointed...
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513. but sometimes she is.
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514. You don't have to say anything.
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515. Always remember that.
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516. Many's the person
missed the opportunity to say nothing...
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517. and lost much because of it.
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518. Cait?
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519. Look!
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520. There are three lights now.
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521. " 'Heidi,' she answered
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522. "in a clear, ringing voice.
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523. " 'That's no Ch...' "
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524. Christian.
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525. " '... Christian...' "
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526. Keep your finger under the words.
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527. " '... Christian name for a child.' "
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528. I'm coming!
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529. I'm going to win!
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530. And now open!
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531. After extensive renovation,
broad department store "Don Garben"
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532. is back in business!
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533. Except all for your home needs,
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534. we're also the one-stop shop
for the latest fabrics and fashions.
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535. And with Back-to-School Time
just around the corner,
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536. we've got you covered
for school uniforms,
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537. lunch boxes, copybooks,
mathematical sets
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538. and a wide range of pencil cases
and colouring pencils!
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539. Professional service and easy marking.
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540. Look no further, dear housewives—
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541. Ten seconds faster
than the first time you did that.
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542. Like a gust of wind you are, girl.
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543. Now, do you think there's
any money in any of these?
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544. I don't know.
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545. A wedding invite maybe.
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546. Will you marry someday, do you think?
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547. Mam says
men aren't worth bothering with.
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548. Maybe she's right.
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549. That being said,
we're not all the same.
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550. But this is certain: whatever fella's
to catch you, he'll have to be fast.
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551. My mam?
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552. It's addressed to Eibhlin.
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553. Well, you have a new brother.
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554. Eight pounds, six ounces.
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555. - Great.
- Don't be like that.
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556. And school is starting again on Monday.
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557. Your mam wants us to bring you home,
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558. so she can get you ready.
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559. I have to go back, then?
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560. Yes.
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561. But you knew that, didn't you?
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562. You couldn't stay here
with old fogies like us, could you?
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563. Come here, child.
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564. I have not being in a hurry.
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565. This quilt has taken some years.
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566. - It'll be alright, love.
- It is already promised to a daughter.
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567. And I hope will become
a family heirloom.
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568. - You'll have a glass of orange, pet?
- Please.
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569. The water is low.
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570. I'll have to go down to the well
when you're gone.
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571. - Where's himself?
- He's milking the cows below.
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572. - What hurry is on himself?
- He needs help pulling a calf.
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573. Do you mind finishing down below?
I have the herd out.
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574. - Of course.
- I'll be back as soon as I can.
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575. Go.
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576. I won't be long, dear.
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577. Cait?
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578. Oh, Christ!
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579. Oh, my love!
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580. You're frozen.
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581. What will we say to her mother?
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582. We won't say a word to her mother.
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583. It's just a little cold she has.
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584. She's expecting her at home.
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585. What harm if we hang on to her
for another day or two?
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586. When I think of
what could have happened.
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587. If you've said that once,
you've said it a hundred times!
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588. - But...!
- But nothing happened, she's fine.
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589. We'll bring her home at the weekend
and that's the end of it.
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590. I don't know if I had
those potatoes boiled right at all.
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591. I wouldn't find any fault with them.
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592. That's where Dad lost our red heifer
in a game of cards.
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593. You don't say?
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594. Wasn't that some wager?
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595. Mam didn't speak to him
for a month afterwards.
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596. You've grown.
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597. I have.
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598. Now, watch that.
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599. Eibhlin.
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600. - Sean.
- Maire, my love.
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601. - How are you?
- It's a long time since I saw you.
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602. Come in and have a seat
if you can find a chair.
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603. - You'll have a cup of tea?
- We will.
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604. I brought some jam. Don't let
me leave without giving it to you.
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605. I made this from the rhubarb
you sent down to me.
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606. That's the last of it.
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607. I should have brought
more rhubarb with me, I wasn't thinking.
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608. Where's the new baby?
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609. He's up in the room.
You'll hear him soon enough.
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610. How is he sleeping?
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611. He could crow at any hour.
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612. You never know.
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613. Speak of the angels
and you'll hear their wings.
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614. Hello, girls.
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615. He's sturdy, isn't he?
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616. He's a pet!
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617. No sign of himself?
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618. He went out earlier.
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619. Wherever he's gone.
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620. Speak of the angels.
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621. - Evening, all.
- Dan.
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622. There's the prodigal child. Huh?
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623. Coming back to us, did you?
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624. I did.
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625. - Did she give you any trouble?
- Trouble?
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626. Good as gold, she was, the same girl.
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627. Is that so?
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628. Well, isn't that a relief?
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629. You'll want to sit in
and have your supper.
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630. I had liquid supper.
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631. Any news from home?
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632. Not much.
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633. All quiet really.
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634. - Have you caught a cold?
- No.
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635. You haven't?
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636. Nothing happened.
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637. What does that mean?
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638. I haven't caught a cold.
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639. The poor girl was in bed
for a few days.
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640. Didn't she catch herself a wee chill.
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641. Aye.
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642. She couldn't mind them.
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643. You know yourself.
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644. Dan.
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645. You know, I think it's getting to
us time that we were making tracks.
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646. It's a long road.
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647. - What hurry is on you?
- No hurry, the usual.
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648. The cows don't give you any let up.
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649. Jesus!
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650. That's a right dose
you came home with, huh?
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651. It's nothing she hasn't caught before
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652. and won't catch again.
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653. Sure, isn't it going around?
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654. Are you ready for home?
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655. Are you sure everything is okay?
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656. Yes.
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657. These are nice and floury.
"British Queen" type.
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658. There was no need, Sean.
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659. It was a nice thing you did,
minding her.
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660. Thank you, both.
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661. She was welcome,
and is welcome again any time.
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662. She is a credit to you.
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663. Take care, my love.
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664. Goodbye, my love.
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665. What happened at all?
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666. Tell me.
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667. Daddy.
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668. Daddy.
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