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– Papa, did you let them on to take away mama? (1.01.34)884. – That’s enough for today. Sooner or later he’ll talk. It’s a matter of time. Watch out hedoesn’t escape other do as you like. (1.10.08)885. – Get him back right now! He’ll need a horse. Look in the stables! (1.14.04)886. – Look for him in the church. (1.14.10)887. – If somebody hides him, turn the house down and kill them like dogs. (1.14.20)888. – You’d better get back to your hut old man. You’ll get to have some business over there.1965 – The sound of music – 2.47.27889. – Perhaps we should put up a cow bell around her neck. (9.16).890. ‒ I always try o keep in faith of doubts, sister Bertha. (9.40)891. – I love her dearly but she always seems to get in trouble, doesn’t she? (10.30)892. – She can throw up holly dervish out of world.
(12.30)893. – How do you make her stay and listen all you say? (13.06)‒ How do you keep away of all the same?894. – How would you hold up moon within your hands? (13.48)895. – Well, you see, the sky was so blue today, and everything was so green and fragrant. I justhad to be a part of it.
And all this were getting me higher and higher as if want me to getright through the clouds with it. (15.40)‒ Child! Suppose darkness will come on and you will lost!‒ Oh, mother, I could never be lost up there. That’s my mountain. I was brought up on it.896. – What is the most important lesson you’ve learned here my child? (16.00)227‒ To find out what is the will of god… And to do it wholeheartedly.897.
– Perhaps, if you go out in the world for a time, knowing what we expect of you, you’llhave a chance to find out if you could expect it of yourself. (16.24)898. – The dress. You need to put on another before you meet the children. (24.20)899. – You are the 12th in the long line of governesses who come to look after my children sincetheir mother died. (24.50)900. – As I sound you step on and give your name. (26.55)901.
– When you eat dessert you should always blow up your nose. (30.20)902. – Listen, if I wash that dress out tonight, none will notice it tomorrow. You can put this on.(45.30)903. – Look over here. Come on! (52.44)904. – When you have this in your head. Sing millions of tunes by mixing them up. (57.10)905. – Something just has to find out about her. (1.11.18)906. – We packed away the picnic things (1.20.18)- So, we are ready to go!907. – Why didn’t you, children tell me you can dance? (1.26.30)‒ We were afraid you can make us up dance together.908.
– He thinks he’s in love with you. (1.35.17)‒ But that’s not true.‒ Hey, sure, you noticed the way he looks into your eyes.909. – Everybody in the group. Get in places. (1.42.10)910. – Well, alright, run off that lady. (1.45.24)911. – Why did you run away to the abbey and what was it, that made you get back? (2.03.20)912. – What kind of information are you looking for? (1.14.44)913. – The thing we have to do these days is to get along with everybody. (2.15.40)914. – Well you cry a little and wait for the sun to come out.
It always does. (2.20.00)915. – All right, but what isn’t closed? (2.39.10)‒ Well drive up these hills and go over those mountains on foot.1966 ‒ Dracula, prince of darkness – 1.26.25916. – Here at last, armed with sufficient knowledge of destruction of the vampires, to bringabout the final and absolute destruction. (1.24)917. – You, shame the cloth you wear. (6.50)‒ We can’t take up any chances.‒ Chances!?918. – AH, we’re going to give up approving all disapproving of what you do. (8.54)919. – Garlic, to keep up the boogey‒man? (9.30)‒ There’s no boogey‒man any more, and there’s no need to keep him out.920. – Landlord! (12.54)‒ Yes, father?‒ Have my horse brought around.921.
– Maybe we could stay there? (16.10)‒ He wanted us to stay away from there.922. – There’s one way to find it out. (22.16)923. – What would you notice? I wish I would looking over shoulder all the time! (31.30)924. – Well, it’s Claw! (36.47)‒ Claw? What’s he doing?‒ I don’t know. Seemed as if he was pulling up a trunk with cargo. I can find it out.925. – No, Charles.
(48.28)‒ Darling, I’ve got to get back there!926. – Charles! (55.46)‒ Darling, get away!228927. – Why the security? (1.05.22)‒ O, he’s harmless enough so but he has been known to lift up. Come, we have things to discuss.928. – Helen?! (1.10.56)‒ Please let me in!929. – Everything is alright now. I’ve got away from him. Oh, please, Diana! Let me in!(1.11.10)1967 ‒ How I won the war ‒ 1.50.34930. ‒ We're gonna hang out the Washington shit free. (4.50)931. ‒ I ran out to the flag in October 1939. (5.04)932. ‒ Make over a rival ‒ that is a crime.
Are the questions over or we'll take up gasp? (6.22)933. ‒ They're coming. They're coming by. Do you see them grapple? (9.12)934. ‒ Hang on! March! Left! Right! Left! (10.13)935. ‒ Listen, Jones. We'll look over it one day.936. Hold on! I'll rescue you. (14.43)937. ‒ We didn't all die. But I put on a brave face and we were soon ceased to Egypt.
(14.54)938. ‒ It's a great gamble and a great stake. And I ear the day it comes out. (22.04)939. ‒ Well try to give out my pictures and get ready to play. (25.50)940. ‒ Hey. I just 'd like to say a few words. (25.50)‒ Move out.‒ Move up.941. ‒ Get away from this rifles! Get him out! (33.20)942. ‒ Who is it? (37.00)‒ It's a coward, sir. He was found on one of the streets.943. ‒ He's talking away his dothes of? (37.04)944. ‒ I think, you're a civilian. (46.20)‒ No, I'm not.
Don't give in the clothes we wear. we only put this on for fight in it.945. ‒ I expect I've grown out my hoary streets by now. (46.27)‒ Pulling it that way, I think we're all out.946. ‒ We'll put it up in your striking in tins! (57.00)947. ‒ There's lad, I know. Saved up the Grenade.
He didn't drop in. came out from the ferry.Saved it. Took it on. Put it on his stomach between belly and thumb. (1.11.24)948. ‒ Look at me up! That was simple. (1.12.43)949. ‒ I think we got you the only one, who's decently turned out. (27.04)950. ‒ 22 000?! Take it on the even! (1.44.30)1968 ‒ The devil rides out ‒ 1.36.05951. ‒ The devil rides out! (00.00)952. ‒ What a surprise. (4.40)‒ We must apologize for breaking in your party, Simon.953. ‒ Rex, my friend. I hate to say it, but I'm gonna have to throw you out.
(7.00)954. ‒ I'd like to get through your telescope. Won't you mean? (8.20)955. ‒ Give up this dangerous adventure. And leave this house with us immediately! (11.24)‒ I can't956. ‒ I wonder, what he's going to say. (12.34)‒ Nothing, I'm not bringing him round. Put him to sleep again.‒ Makes about anything, since tonight.957. ‒ Max shall we stay out into my room? (14.50)958.
‒ I take back everything I said. (24.27)959. ‒ Neither of us is pleased to give away lives for such things. (28.08)‒ Why not you leave me on that track?‒ I think, you'd better take me back.229960. ‒listen, you're not to do anything until I set out. You're not to do anything at all. (40.27)961. ‒ Get back! (44.06)‒ You don't understand, Rex.
It is not just your life you're risking. but your very son!962. ‒ Forgive me, Mrs. Eton for call in without any introduction, But I'm here on an errand ofgood will. (52.31)963. ‒ Jet out of this house! Do you hear me? (58.40)964. ‒ Don't get back of the circle. (1.12.00)1969 ‒ Easy rider. ‒ 1.31.43965. ‒ Yeah, the first thing we're gonna do man, is to set in a groovy dinner. (10.10)‒ Yeah, that gonna set in good cash.966. ‒ right, let's check up, john!‒ Oh, man, I've got to do up!967. ‒ Would you mind.
(13.50)‒ Aha?‒ Taking of your hat?968. ‒ The thing he's gonna do is to look over and see... (18.16)‒ You're worried, man. You know what it is. Don't worry Billy.969. ‒ That's all. Take up for care. (19.08)‒ /отказ/‒ I like it.970. ‒ Take along ferry, put on a rode with me... (20.54)971. ‒ I sometimes sing all day.
(22.20)‒ Really? You set on all day?‒ Very much longer if would be listened. I get a good morning ground in and good morningground. Little hard is set on there.972. ‒ Ok man, the smoke is getting to me. (23.30)973. ‒ Why to try a poor keep in? (25.20)‒ I never wanted to be anybody else.974. ‒ Just too many strangers dropping in. (27.57)975. ‒ A week ago Susan dropped in. (28.06)976. ‒ Get in or get it! (37.50)‒ Right.977. ‒ when you get to the night place with the right people, plan this. But get out that. That is aright place.
(41.00)978. ‒ Oh, I'd like to get away from here. (49.30)‒ How long... And how would you boys say, you'll take care to get down there.979. ‒ Well it was sin. Turned out to be nice. (1.01.20)980. ‒ It'll get in a long smash, man. (1.13.30)‒ Little smash?981. ‒ I've got an idea. Let's get outside. (1.16.39)‒ Will we go to Mar Di Gra?‒ Ok.982. ‒ Billy? Oh my God! I'm gonna get in for help! (1.29.04)‒ Oh, god! I'm gonna get over!983.984.985.986.987.1970 ‒ Ballad of Cable Hogue ‒ 2.01.19‒ Hey, easy! Your peak has just rushed up without supper! (1.08)‒ I'll be lit up on the light when the sun goes down. (5.47)‒ Yesterday I told you I was thirsty, and I thought you might turn up some water. (7.10)‒ What is that, Lord? You don't take up my suffering time? (8.43)‒ Shit, partner, crawl on up, give ride for notice! (13.40)230988.
‒ Yei, fellow! Ye, hold up there for a minute. (16.44)989. ‒ Well, get in. Get it over with. And get out. (23.54)990. ‒ What a hell important you got up to bother me with it? (30.10)991. ‒ You tell me, you found water between here and Gelled? (30.47)‒ He got me 35 dollars. I'll cut you in for half.992. ‒ I'm listening you straight! (31.04)‒ No, I'm telling you straight. When my benefit broke down, with whole bows and get rich quickon water. And none can buy or get money out of me.993.
‒ Good evening! Just getting through. (51.32)994. ‒ Oh, Brother Hogue. It takes me up to get as a liar! (58.44)‒ You cut run dry, Prichard. Man acts fool than it, it comes to another passion as woman.995. ‒ I'll just put it (gold) in the old sack, and I'll get away with it. (1.32.38)996. ‒ Search me boys? (1.36.47)‒ You heard this?‒ Shut up!‒ Come on out!‒ With your hands up, bollards. Think it over I got lot of tome!‒ What's he doing?‒ Well I can't get my head over the edge.997. ‒ Hold up there, boys! Now it is time talking out over debts! Get them off! (1.39.33)998. ‒ He means it! (1.46.30)‒ You bet, I mean it!‒ Now, hold on! You just came up to station wagon.999.
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