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Mr. William Watts:
[introducing] Miss Summers, uh, Miss Douglas.
Allie Summers:
Oh, yes. You're the little girl on the front desk, aren't you?
Cynthia Douglas:
Yes. I've taken your application many times.
Bramwell Van Dusen, a Lawyer:
[speaking of Miss Douglas] Hey, are you going for her?
Mr. William Watts:
Aw, she wouldn't look at me. I just like her, so I want to get her the best husband I can to make her happy. That's why you got to do something about Allie.
Bramwell Van Dusen, a Lawyer:
Did you ever try to do anything about Allie?
Mr. William Watts:
I should say not!
Bramwell Van Dusen, a Lawyer:
When she decides she likes a man, he likes it or else.
Mr. William Watts:
Or else what?
Bramwell Van Dusen, a Lawyer:
Or else he learns to like it.
Mr. William Watts:
Well, you talk to her. Explain that she's not the one for Don.
Bramwell Van Dusen, a Lawyer:
I did.
Mr. William Watts:
What did she say?
Bramwell Van Dusen, a Lawyer:
Oh, an assortment of things. Almonds, pecans, filberts, walnuts.
Mr. William Watts:
She'd probably say the same thing to me if I talked to her.
Bramwell Van Dusen, a Lawyer:
Yeah, only in one word.复制复制成功复制失败，请手动复制
