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Academy Award Ep9 The Informer · Academy Award

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Speaker 1: The House of Squibb, manufacturing chemist of the medical profession
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Speaker 1: since 1858, bring you Academy Award. The pictures, the players,
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Speaker 1: the techniques and skills which have won or been nominated for,
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Speaker 1: the coveted awards granted each year by the Academy of
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Speaker 1: Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. To each in his field
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Speaker 1: for outstanding achievement. The House of Squibb, makers of the
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Speaker 1: great family of Squibb medicinal products, brings you the distinguished star,
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Speaker 1: Victor McGloggan, Margo Graham, Wallace Ford, and J.M. Carrigan, playing
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Speaker 1: the roles they created for the screen in The Informer,
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Speaker 1: the picture which in one year received four separate Academy Awards.
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Speaker 2: Mr.
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Speaker 3: McGloggan will star in.
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Speaker 1: The role of Jippo Nolan, for which, as the best
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Speaker 1: actor of 1935, he won the Academy Awards. The House
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Speaker 1: of Squibb.
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Speaker 4: This is the story of Ireland. It is the story
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Speaker 4: of a traitor.
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Speaker 5: In our history, the revolution of the 13 colonies against
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Speaker 5: the crown was jeopardized by the.
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Speaker 4: Infamy of one man.
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Speaker 5: And our name for this traitor was Benedict Arnold. In
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Speaker 5: the dark, bloody history of Ireland's revolt for freedom, there
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Speaker 5: were many Benedict Arnolds. Many a man who took the
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Speaker 5: king's shillings. One of these we tell of today. The
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Speaker 5: scene of his crime is Dublin, and the time of
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Speaker 5: tense week of rebellion in islands not so distant past,
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Speaker 5: when the underground Republican army fought for its life against
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Speaker 5: the occupation police known as the Black and Tans. This
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Speaker 5: is the story of the informer.
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Speaker 6: The Black and Tans.
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Speaker 5: In a fog, clinging and wet from the sea, making
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Speaker 5: golden ports of call of shop windows but gloom, a
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Speaker 5: hulking brute of a man walks warily down an ancient
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Speaker 5: Dublin street, past strollers, past soldiers, past idlers, past a
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Speaker 5: singer and his tear-bringing song, past the leaded panes of
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Speaker 5: Dublin shops, past.
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Speaker 4: No, to pause suddenly... riveted before a poster on a
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Speaker 4: brick wall.
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Speaker 6: Twenty pounds.
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Speaker 7: Twenty pounds reward. Wanted for murder. Frankie McPhillips.
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Speaker 8: They want him.
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Speaker 3: Why, he's a dirty.
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Speaker 9: Twenty pounds for Frankie.
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Speaker 4: He tears down the poster, but the words tear at
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Speaker 4: his brain.
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Speaker 9: Twenty pounds for murder, me friend. Frankie McPhillips, God save him.
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Speaker 9: 20 pounds from the crown.
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Speaker 3: Why, he's a dirty.
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Speaker 10: Down Dublin's Asian street in the fog.
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Speaker 4: strolls the towering darkness of a man.
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Speaker 5: And after him, dogging his heels relentlessly... blown by the wind...
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Speaker 5: follows the torn, tattered scrap of paper... that was a
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Speaker 5: poster on a brick wall. Wraps itself around his ankles.
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Speaker 4: as he.
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Speaker 5: Stops near the window of a travel agency... and speaks
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Speaker 5: to a girl who has walked out of her gloom. Jiffo!
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Speaker 11: Ah, Jiffo, I can tell by the look of you.
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Speaker 12: It's no use.
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Speaker 11: I'm hungry and I can't pay my room rent. And
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Speaker 11: you staring into that window, reading about things our people
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Speaker 11: can enjoy. Ten pounds to America. Information within. Ten pounds
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Speaker 11: to America. Twenty pounds and the world is ours.
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Speaker 3: What are you saying that for?
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Speaker 11: Saying what for? Twenty pounds?
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Speaker 3: What are you driving at?
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Speaker 11: Oh, Gippo, what's the matter with you? Twenty pounds might
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Speaker 11: as well be a million.
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Speaker 9: Go on, go on with you. Get your twenty pounds
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Speaker 9: from the gutter.
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Speaker 11: Say, Gippo, too good for me. Well, let me tell
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Speaker 11: you something. You're no better than any other man.
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Speaker 3: You're all alike. Oh, Katie, I didn't mean that.
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Speaker 11: Oh, go along with you and your fine principles.
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Speaker 12: I can't afford it.
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Speaker 2: Jakey.
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Speaker 5: And back into the gloom fades a bedraggled, hungry woman.
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Speaker 5: And slowly, carefully from behind Jippo, into the little island
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Speaker 5: of light, comes the face on the poster.
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Speaker 4: Jippo.
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Speaker 2: Jippo, man.
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Speaker 13: I'm lucky to be finding you here.
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Speaker 3: Man, what is it?
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Speaker 12: What are you staring at?
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Speaker 2: Nothing, Frankie. But you came up to me so sudden like.
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Speaker 14: I guess I'm getting jumpy. Finding out there's a price
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Speaker 14: on my head, 20 pounds.
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Speaker 4: Six months is a long.
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Speaker 13: Time, me boy, to be on the run.
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Speaker 14: So I says to meself, I'll sneak into town and
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Speaker 14: see me mother and I'll duck out again and here
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Speaker 14: I am.
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Speaker 12: Did you deliver my message yet?
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Speaker 10: And what did me mother say?
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Speaker 2: Oh, she blessed the saint she were alive.
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Speaker 7: She followed me on crying and.
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Speaker 2: Put a half a quid in me hand to give you.
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Speaker 3: Well.
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Speaker 9: I was that hungry meself that I spent it.
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Speaker 5: Ah, you big lubber.
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Speaker 3: That was her way of giving it to you.
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Speaker 13: She likes you, Gippo.
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Speaker 3: The Lord knows why. What's come over you?
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Speaker 10: What do you got for that?
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Speaker 3: There's something queer about me.
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Speaker 2: No, Frankie, you see, I've been court-martialed. Man, what for?
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Speaker 2: You remember the tan that killed Quinn Karen?
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Speaker 3: We drew lots for it.
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Speaker 9: And I got the short match. I couldn't kill him, Frankie.
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Speaker 9: He swore he'd desert if I let him go.
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Speaker 2: And you believed him?
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Speaker 3: What did Commodore Gallagher say? Oh, he near plagued me
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Speaker 3: when I went back to report.
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Speaker 9: Now the British think I'm with the Irish, and the
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Speaker 9: Irish think I'm with the British. And the long and
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Speaker 9: short of it is I'm walking around starving without a
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Speaker 9: dog to lick me drowsy.
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Speaker 13: Never you mind me, Bucko.
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Speaker 14: We'll be together again. Wait and see, like the old days.
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Speaker 14: It's your help I'm needing now. I've looked you up
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Speaker 14: first thing to find out if the Tans are still
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Speaker 14: watching me mother's house. It's a regard.
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Speaker 2: Not since Christmas.
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Speaker 4: Good. I'm on.
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Speaker 14: If I get a chance, I'll see Gallagher and I'll
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Speaker 14: put a word in for you. Up the ripples, big boy, oh!
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Speaker 4: Up the ripples!
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Speaker 2: Ten pounds to America.
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Speaker 4: He wants to see you, sir.
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Speaker 13: Let him come in.
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Speaker 4: Yes, sir. Go in, you.
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Speaker 15: Yes?
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Speaker 4: Well, uh... I.
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Speaker 3: It was like this. I... Well, speak up.
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Speaker 4: What do you want to say?
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Speaker 2: Well, I've come to... I've come to claim the reward.
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Speaker 2: The 20 pounds for Frankie McPhillips.
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Speaker 11: Mary, the bread's that fresh, I can't cut it.
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Speaker 3: Look at the crumbs it makes. Mother.
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Speaker 4: Mary.
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Speaker 3: My boy, my boy.
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Speaker 9: Oh, Frankie.
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Speaker 11: Praise be to God you've come back to us.
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Speaker 13: Save your praises for this fog that's upon us, Mother.
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Speaker 14: It's the best friend I have this night and me
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Speaker 14: dodging down dark streets.
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Speaker 10: To get here.
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Speaker 2: I was so homesick to see you.
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Speaker 3: I'd have walked down the.
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Speaker 14: Middle of a carnal street just to get a glimpse
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Speaker 14: of the two of you.
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Speaker 12: I'm a shammy son. Sure you must be starving.
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Speaker 11: Frankie, you shouldn't have come.
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Speaker 9: It's not safe.
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Speaker 13: What a long face for a sister.
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Speaker 3: I'm in with the fog, and I'm out with the fog,
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Speaker 3: and nobody will be the wiser.
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Speaker 11: You're sure nobody's seen you?
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Speaker 14: Just my old pal, Jippo Nolan. You see, I had
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Speaker 14: to find out if the pans had a guard.
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Speaker 4: In the house.
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Speaker 3: Now, have a nice cup of tea.
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Speaker 12: You can do all your talking afterwards. Open up!
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Speaker 2: We've got you, McPhillips!
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Speaker 6: Go on, Frankie!
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Speaker 3: Don't stop!
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Speaker 4: Run! No! No!
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Speaker 15: Frankie!
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Speaker 6: Frankie!
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Speaker 5: Frankie!
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Speaker 4: Yes. Right. Well, Sandra? They called, sir, about McPhillips.
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Speaker 10: You just killed trying to escape, sir.
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Speaker 12: Thank you.
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Speaker 4: There.
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Speaker 13: The 20-pound award.
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Speaker 3: You'd better count it.
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Speaker 13: Show him out the word.
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Speaker 4: Come on. Out you go.
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Speaker 3: I've got to have a plan now. I've got to
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Speaker 3: have a plan.
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Speaker 2: Ah, Gibble. I'm your brain. You can't think without me.
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Speaker 3: You're lost.
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Speaker 13: You're lost, me fine friend.
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Speaker 4: No, no.
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Speaker 3: The devil take it. Oh, I need drink.
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Speaker 9: Gas?
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Speaker 4: Gas?
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Speaker 3: A double whiskey.
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Speaker 5: Gippo!
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Speaker 3: What do you want to be sneaking up behind a
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Speaker 3: man like that for?
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Speaker 11: I'm sorry I blew up on you. Like that out
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Speaker 11: in the street, I mean. Ah, Gippo, you know how
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Speaker 11: I love you.
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Speaker 3: I got it. I did it for you.
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Speaker 12: You did what?
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Speaker 3: Never mind.
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Speaker 2: There's your change.
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Speaker 11: Gippo, where did you get that money?
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Speaker 13: Look at it.
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Speaker 11: And not an hour ago you hadn't a penny to
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Speaker 11: warm your pocket. Did somebody die and leave you a
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Speaker 11: pot of gold?
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Speaker 3: What are you saying that for?
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Speaker 11: Did he rob a church or what?
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Speaker 10: Ah, that's it.
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Speaker 11: You mean that if you robbed a church?
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Speaker 2: Yes.
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Speaker 4: No, no, no, it wasn't a church.
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Speaker 2: It was a sailor of an American ship.
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Speaker 16: I went to him at the back of Cassie's pub
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Speaker 16: on Jerome Street. But if you say a word, you'll
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Speaker 16: get me into trouble.
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Speaker 17: Who, me?
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Speaker 11: What do you take me for? An informer?
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Speaker 3: What do you talk about informing for?
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Speaker 11: Gippo.
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Speaker 3: Oh, who's an informer?
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Speaker 1: Gippo.
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Speaker 8: Oh, don't be saying things like that.
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Speaker 2: What's the matter here?
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Speaker 11: He's all right, Barney.
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Speaker 5: Leave him alone.
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Speaker 11: He didn't mean any harm. Oh, come on, Gippo.
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Speaker 17: Let's get out of here.
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Speaker 2: Gippo.
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Speaker 11: Look out for the blind man, Gippo. Here, we'll get
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Speaker 11: a cab.
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Speaker 3: Wait, wait.
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Speaker 2: Bad luck to have let him pass.
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Speaker 3: Here, you. Thank you.
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Speaker 8: Thank you.
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Speaker 3: And may God bless you.
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Speaker 2: Gippo. He knew me. Gippo.
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Speaker 11: You gave him a pound note.
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Speaker 2: That's the difference.
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Speaker 3: Look, you go home to your room and get some
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Speaker 3: food in.
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Speaker 7: And I'll be there as soon.
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Speaker 3: As I can.
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Speaker 11: But, Gippo, where are you going?
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Speaker 4: I just remembered something.
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Speaker 2: They'll be wondering whether I'm not there already.
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Speaker 6: Who?
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Speaker 13: Where?
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Speaker 2: Frankie Phillips' mother and sister.
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Speaker 3: I've got to go to the wake.
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Speaker 6: The gentle boy to the war is gone.
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Speaker 8: Are they all up there?
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Speaker 12: All up in the rooms, Gifford.
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Speaker 3: Thanks, lads.
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Speaker 12: It is a pity about the poor boy, Frankie.
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Speaker 13: But it is easy seen it was the work of
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Speaker 13: an informer.
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Speaker 4: It is sure.
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Speaker 2: It is the work of an informer. Frankie, my son,
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Speaker 2: my son.
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Speaker 4: I'm sorry for your trouble, Mrs.
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Speaker 17: McDeer.
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Speaker 3: What are you shouting for?
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Speaker 16: Don't you know there's a wake going on?
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Speaker 10: Let him alone, Bartley.
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Speaker 18: Sure he was a friend of my dead father.
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Speaker 16: All the same, you should show more respect for the dead.
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Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
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Speaker 3: It's tears in me eyes I have and a blow
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Speaker 3: of the nose that I'll be having.
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Speaker 4: With me hanky-jitz.
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Speaker 12: You dropped some coins, Chippo.
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Speaker 4: Let them alone.
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Speaker 13: Sure I was only trying to give them back to you, Mr.
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Speaker 9: Norland.
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Speaker 3: I swear by all that's holy, I warned him not
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Speaker 3: to keep away from the house.
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Speaker 2: Heavens, Chippo.
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Speaker 13: There's no one suspicious.
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Speaker 3: You've been very good to me, Mrs. MacPhilip.
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Speaker 4: I'm sorry for your trouble.
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Speaker 3: There, there.
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Speaker 4: Maybe a few coins will help you.
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Speaker 11: Why, Chippo, thank you. But we thought you.
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Speaker 7: I came into a little something, Mary, a little something.
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Speaker 4: You know, I wasn't counting on.
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Speaker 15: I'll be going down with you, Chippo. Man alive, what
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Speaker 15: are you hurrying for?
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Speaker 10: Who's hurrying?
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Speaker 19: Don't be getting your rag out of me, boyo. It's
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Speaker 19: a free country, and a man can ask questions without
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Speaker 19: all this gossip around him.
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Speaker 13: Especially from an old pan. Are you working now?
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Speaker 1: No!
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Speaker 19: Don't be shouting at me like an aboriginal. Sure you
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Speaker 19: can't blame me and Bartley for taking an interest in
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Speaker 19: you for old.
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Speaker 15: Times' sakes.
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Speaker 13: Seeing as how you were one of us at one time.
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Speaker 13: You don't seem to be in the need of money tonight, Chippo.
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Speaker 2: You little stinker.
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Speaker 3: I'll teach you to doubt me. But, Barclay!
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Speaker 16: What's wrong, boys?
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Speaker 3: What's he up to? He suspects me.
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Speaker 8: Suspects you of what?
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Speaker 13: I didn't say anything, Barclay.
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Speaker 3: You're a liar. You did, both of you.
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Speaker 8: I know you're Barley Mulholland and Tommy Connor.
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Speaker 3: You're Gallagher's right-hand man and I... Shut up, Chippo! Are
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Speaker 3: you mad?
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Speaker 7: Don't you know there are people listening?
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Speaker 8: Well, then, don't be accusing me, then.
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Speaker 4: Come on, then.
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Speaker 7: Let's be getting out of here.
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Speaker 17: No.
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Speaker 7: Commandant Gallagher wants to see you.
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Speaker 3: Well, I'm not going.
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Speaker 16: You're not scared of the commandant, are you?
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Speaker 2: Scared?
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Speaker 3: I'm not scared of the finest man that was ever with. Good.
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Speaker 4: Come on, then, G4.
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Speaker 3: This way.
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Speaker 6: Oh, that's fine whiskey.
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Speaker 9: Nothing like the king's whiskey here, Dan.
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Speaker 14: Danny, there isn't anything I wouldn't do for you.
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Speaker 2: Anything.
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Speaker 3: It's nice to be friendly, Gallagher. I go through fire
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Speaker 3: and water for you.
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Speaker 4: Who informed on Frankie McPhillips?
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Speaker 3: Wait, wait, wait.
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you, Danny. It was that rat Mulligan.
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Speaker 3: Mulligan?
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Speaker 16: Mulligan Taylor. Yes, it was the grudge. Yes, he had
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Speaker 16: a grudge against Frankie.
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Speaker 2: It was a... Oh, it's a long, long story.
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Speaker 6: Yes.
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Speaker 2: There's another little drink in the bottom of the bottle.
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Speaker 4: Take it.
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Speaker 10: He's already killed two or four bottles, Dan.
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Speaker 4: Come on now, Gippo.
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Speaker 10: What grudge are you talking about?
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Speaker 1: The grudge?
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Speaker 3: Oh, the grudge.
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Speaker 16: Yeah, the sister, Mulligan's sister and Frankie.
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Speaker 2: So Mulligan got sore and he informed on him.
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Speaker 4: I see.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw him going to the time quarters tonight.
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Speaker 4: What time?
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Speaker 2: Time? Oh, it was half past six.
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Speaker 3: Well.
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Speaker 14: Are you taking me back, Danny, me boy?
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Speaker 5: If your statement checks, you'll get back. There'll be a
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Speaker 5: court of inquiry tonight at half past one at the
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Speaker 5: ammunition dump. Oh, Bartley, take him up.
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Speaker 7: All right, Bartley, me boy. You'll find me at Katie Madden's.
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Speaker 4: All right.
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Speaker 3: Show him out, boys.
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Speaker 1: Before continuing with part two of The Informer, we wish
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Speaker 8: As Jesse James. And now, the House of Squibb.
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Speaker 1: Presents part two of Academy Award, starring Victor McLaughlin, Margot Graham,
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Speaker 3: Carrigan in The Informer.
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Speaker 6: Dad.
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Speaker 4: Mary, darling. I had to see you. Oh, Mary, I
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Speaker 4: love you.
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Speaker 8: I love you, Dad.
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Speaker 11: Oh, when is this trouble going to end?
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Speaker 17: This killing and more killing.
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Speaker 5: It's hard on you women, I know. You're braver than
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Speaker 5: we are. But it's Ireland, Mary.
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Speaker 17: Dad, why did you come?
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Speaker 5: Mary, we have to find the informer that gave Frankie away.
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Speaker 5: Tell me, did Frankie think he was followed when he
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Speaker 5: came home tonight?
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Speaker 11: Nobody saw him. Only his friend, Jipple, know him. He
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Speaker 11: said he had to see him first to find out
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Speaker 11: whether or not there was a guard in our house.
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Speaker 4: Where did he see him?
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Speaker 5: That Let me see.
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Speaker 11: In the street by the travel agency.
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Speaker 4: I see.
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Speaker 10: Did he mention a man named Mulligan?
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Speaker 11: No, I'm sure not.
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Speaker 13: Commandant, there's a patrol of tans in the neighborhood.
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Speaker 3: Thanks.
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Speaker 4: Goodbye, Mary. Oh, there's a court of inquiry at one o'clock.
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Speaker 10: I'll be back for you. Slip out the back way
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Speaker 10: and meet me.
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Speaker 3: I will, Dad.
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Speaker 17: Take care of yourself.
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Speaker 2: Of all the men.
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Speaker 17: That wear the green, he is me darling, oh.
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Speaker 3: In every fight he will be seen, he is me darling, oh.
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Speaker 14: Ah, me sweet Gibbo, you have a lovely voice.
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Speaker 2: A sweet voice.
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Speaker 13: Listen, even the birds are still.
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Speaker 7: Where are you taking me to, you little scot? I
18:37
Speaker 7: may have to get into Katie's yet.
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Speaker 3: There you go, there you go.
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Speaker 14: Talking about Katie and we having a fine little jamboree.
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Speaker 14: Don't worry about your little Judy. She'll be always on
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Speaker 14: the streets, never fear.
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Speaker 12: Here, what are you doing?
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Speaker 11: Let go, you big stiff.
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Speaker 3: You're drunk and bedazzled, that's what you are.
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Speaker 13: You're as drunk as a fiddler's dog.
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Speaker 3: Take your hands off me.
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Speaker 14: You think you're a king, do you? Well, you're a
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Speaker 14: big lump of beef, that's all you are. You're drunk,
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Speaker 14: and you're nasty as skint, and I've no further use
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Speaker 14: for you, Mr. Jiffo Nolan, if so factual.
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Speaker 2: Broke him, you little scut.
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Speaker 3: I got a roll of Bill's one right.
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Speaker 2: Here, see? Oh, be the holy.
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Speaker 14: Where did you get it, Jiffo? There's enough there to
19:19
Speaker 14: choke a horse. And me joking about it a few
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Speaker 14: minutes ago. Ah, Jiffo, me boy, you're a king, and
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Speaker 14: a descendant of kings, and I fight for you and
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Speaker 14: do it for you between games. Here's me hand on
19:29
Speaker 14: a jive oak. The hand of a man that's loyal
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Speaker 14: and true.
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Speaker 3: Come in, you little shut. I'm going to paint, Katie.
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Speaker 13: What do you want?
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Speaker 14: Where's Katie? What do you suppose he wants, old Harrington?
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Speaker 14: He wants a drink.
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Speaker 11: You'll get no drink here, you social climber. Why don't
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Speaker 11: you go back to the gutter where you belong?
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Speaker 14: Now, don't be shook in the jiffo like that. And
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Speaker 14: don't be looking down nosy like you old squint.
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Speaker 3: Oh.
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Speaker 13: I suppose you think we have no money.
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Speaker 3: So it, you know.
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Speaker 2: Oh, good boy.
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Speaker 12: Holy Moses.
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Speaker 17: Glasses for everyone.
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Speaker 6: Chippo, help me.
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Speaker 11: I want to go back home, away from all this.
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Speaker 2: And where's your home?
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Speaker 11: Near London.
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Speaker 3: And how much will it cost to get there?
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Speaker 12: Oh, just.
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Speaker 7: Here, take it all.
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Speaker 4: Chippo!
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Speaker 3: Chippo! Oh, shut up with you. And let's have a drink.
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Speaker 3: Drink for everybody!
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Speaker 16: Two and five are seven, and four is eleven.
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Speaker 13: Eleven pounds.
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Speaker 2: Come on. It's almost time.
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Speaker 10: We've got to get him to the inquiry.
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Speaker 3: Now, gentlemen, I want you to think to the health
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Speaker 3: of King Jippo.
21:00
Speaker 14: As brave as a lion and as strong as a bull.
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Speaker 14: I go through fire and water for him, and he
21:06
Speaker 14: do ditto for me. You've all seen the wonder of
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Speaker 14: your generation tonight. Money scattered like snuff out of waste.
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Speaker 12: Shut up!
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Speaker 14: And who may I ask as the impertinence to tell
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Speaker 14: me and Gippo to shut up?
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Speaker 1: Come on, Gippo.
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Speaker 7: Comrade Gettiger is waiting. Time for the inquiry.
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Speaker 3: Attention!
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Speaker 4: As you were.
21:34
Speaker 5: Peter Mulligan, do you recognize the authority of this court? I.
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Speaker 12: I do. Heaven knows I do.
21:42
Speaker 4: Do you have a sister?
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Speaker 1: Yes.
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Speaker 12: But she is married and lives in America. I.
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Speaker 3: He's lying.
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Speaker 17: Lying.
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Speaker 4: Just a minute, Gippo.
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Speaker 10: You'll have your turn.
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Speaker 12: It's not for me to condemn you, Gippo. Maybe you're
21:58
Speaker 12: not responsible.
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Speaker 3: Why, bless you. What do you mean?
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Speaker 8: What are you driving at?
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Speaker 2: Sit down.
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Speaker 10: The rest of your testimony has been proven correct, Mulligan.
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Speaker 4: Now... Do you bear any man a grudge?
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Speaker 12: I bear no one a grudge on me.
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Speaker 4: No grievance against Frankie McPhillip?
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Speaker 12: The Lord have mercy on me, sir.
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Speaker 3: What for?
22:18
Speaker 10: Where were you at half past six tonight?
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Speaker 12: Well, I was walking to my home, and I passed
22:26
Speaker 12: Kerrigan going the other way.
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Speaker 10: Kerrigan, did you meet Mulligan at half past six tonight?
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Speaker 4: Oh, I did, sir. That's all.
22:33
Speaker 10: You'll be taking home Mulligan in the car that brought you.
22:36
Speaker 10: I'm sorry this had happened.
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Speaker 4: Show him out, Kerrigan. Wait a minute. Sit down. Mary,
22:45
Speaker 4: will you stand, please? Thank you. Will you repeat what
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Speaker 4: Frankie told you when he came home tonight?
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Speaker 11: He said he met Chippo in the street. That he
22:53
Speaker 11: had to make sure there was no guard.
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Speaker 4: At our home. Is that true, Chippo?
22:57
Speaker 5: If not, why did you shout at the wake that
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Speaker 5: you'd warned him to stay away from the house? Why
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Speaker 5: did you lie about Mulligan? Were you drunk or what?
23:05
Speaker 2: Well, I... I take it a little drop.
23:08
Speaker 4: Maybe two. And what did you do after leaving Frankie?
23:11
Speaker 3: Well, suppose I don't tell you. And what are you
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Speaker 3: going to do?
23:14
Speaker 4: Suit yourself. Well, I....
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Speaker 12: I'm all mixed up.
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Speaker 10: Where did you get all the money you spent?
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Speaker 2: I can't make nothing up, Danny.
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Speaker 7: I'll tell you.
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Speaker 9: I'm drunk.
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Speaker 3: I'm drunk.
23:24
Speaker 16: He spent two pounds in the fish and chips. He
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Speaker 16: broke a pound in Ryan's. Give a blind man a pound.
23:29
Speaker 16: Two pounds went for drinks, five pounds to some woman,
23:32
Speaker 16: four pounds to another woman called Aunt Betty, and just
23:35
Speaker 16: sent five pounds to Kitty Madden, and that makes just
23:38
Speaker 16: 20 pounds!
23:39
Speaker 3: Me head is sore, Dan. I'm to tell you.
23:41
Speaker 4: Where did you get the 20 pounds? Now tell us.
23:44
Speaker 2: I can't remember nothing.
23:45
Speaker 4: Who was the informer? I.
23:48
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't know what I was doing.
23:50
Speaker 3: I didn't know what I was doing, Danny.
23:52
Speaker 11: Lord have mercy on your soul.
23:54
Speaker 4: Take him away.
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Speaker 3: Dan, he got away.
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Speaker 4: With this fog?
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Speaker 10: Come on, lads, he mustn't get away.
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Speaker 11: Dad, what if you don't find him? I'd die if
24:13
Speaker 11: I lost you too.
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Speaker 4: I'm not thinking about myself.
24:16
Speaker 2: It's all the others. The movement.
24:19
Speaker 4: It's Ireland.
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Speaker 10: That poor soul knows so blasted much.
24:22
Speaker 14: Why, there's only something we can do.
24:25
Speaker 11: It's this horrible waiting.
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Speaker 4: Come on, Dan.
24:28
Speaker 10: She wants to see you. Insistency in you.
24:31
Speaker 4: Who? Who?
24:32
Speaker 2: He won't talk to a soul of us.
24:35
Speaker 11: I'm Katie Matten. I'm Chip O'Nolan's girl.
24:39
Speaker 4: Shut the door.
24:41
Speaker 11: I've come to beg of you on my knees. He
24:43
Speaker 11: didn't know what he was doing. You can't hurt him
24:46
Speaker 11: if you.
24:46
Speaker 17: Know how it was.
24:47
Speaker 11: I shamed him for his poverty and blamed him for
24:50
Speaker 11: mine and put the idea into his head.
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Speaker 12: Leave him go, Commandant.
24:56
Speaker 4: I can't, Katie.
24:58
Speaker 5: You know what he did. There's a dead boy lying
25:01
Speaker 5: down the street. You're asking something that's not within me power.
25:05
Speaker 11: He'll never harm you again.
25:06
Speaker 5: Do you think the Tans will let him alone now?
25:09
Speaker 5: They'll drag everything he knows out of him. His own
25:11
Speaker 5: fear will drive him to.
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Speaker 10: Them and make him a weapon to destroy us all.
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Speaker 11: All I ask is mercy. I'll take him away, please.
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Speaker 4: Where is Gippo now?
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Speaker 11: He's in my room on the other side of the church.
25:29
Speaker 5: Come on, Bartley.
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Speaker 4: Tell the others.
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Speaker 11: Won't you give him a chance?
25:33
Speaker 5: One chance!
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Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Katie. I can't.
25:44
Speaker 12: Chippo!
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Speaker 6: Chippo!
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Speaker 9: That man is inhuman.
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Speaker 3: How can he walk with all those bullets in him?
25:53
Speaker 16: He won't get away. He's going into the church. We've
25:57
Speaker 16: got it surrounded now.
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Speaker 18: Good Lord, have mercy.
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Speaker 3: Chippo.
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Speaker 9: It was I that informed on your son, Mrs.
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Speaker 3: McPhillip. Forgive me. Chippo.
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Speaker 12: I forgive you.
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Speaker 10: He didn't know what you were doing. You didn't know what.
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Speaker 6: You were doing.
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Speaker 10: Frankie!
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Speaker 3: Frankie! Your mother forgives me!
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