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Yes, ma'am? But when I see you wrestling the

poor creature all over the deck, I believe-

I wasn't wrestling with her.

Why, I saw you.

She was wrestling with me.

Are you being impertinent?

No, no, ma'am. You see,

Droopy only likes one song,

and whenever I sing anything else,

she just naturally ups and throws me.

What's your name?

Stephen, ma'am.

Stephen what?

Just call me Stephen.

I suppose you have a

second name. Oh, yes, ma'am.

Where did you learn to sing?

Oh, I-I just sort of sing.

You sing quite well.

Thank you.

Will you sing

something for us?

Well, if you don't mind,

['d rather not.

We could tie Droopy up.

Just the same,

I- I don't think-

We don't expect you to amuse us for

nothing, my man. He doesn't want your money.

Come on, sailor. Well, I don't know. I-

Of course he will.

Pardon me, darling.

Why does my heart

pound like a hammer

Why do I start

to stutter and stammer

When I'm near

the one I adore

The girl I love

Why is it I'm

the silliest person

Spend all my time

and keep on rehearsin'

A love song

She knows nothing of

[f [ were sure that

[ meant anything to her

I'd be brave

And here's the song

I'd bring to her

I'd sing to her

May I

Be the only one

to say I

Really fell in love

the day I

First set eyes on you

May I

With your

very kind permissin

Tell you that

my one ambition

Is to share a love

affair with you

Here I wait

Do give me my chance

Do tell me my fate

What is your answer

May I

Hold you to my heart

and pray I

Will be there beside you

when they groom and bride you

May [ hear you say

I do

Oh, may I

Be the only one

to say I

Really fell in love

the day I

Oh, the day that

I set eyes on you

May I

With your

very kind permissin

Tell you that

my one ambition

Is to share

Oh, to share that

love affair with you

Here [ wait

Do give me my chance

Do tell me my fate

What is your answer

May I

Hold you to my heart

and pray I

Will be there beside you

when they groom and bride you

May I hear you say

I do

Good night,

lovely little lady

I believe you taught her

that trick yourself.

Yes, ma'am.

Anyhow I think you better give Droopy

some exercise. She looks stuffy.

Yes, ma'am.

Uh, Doris, ['m not sure the sailor and the

bear should be allowed to parade this deck.

Why not, when you think of the

other things that parade this deck.

Ha! We're playing bridge.

Uncle Hubert,

couldn't you manage...

to be a little less rude to Prince

Michael and Prince Alexander?

I don't like 'em. They're

really very nice boys.

I know. I know. They dance beautifully,

probably knit beautifully too.

But I don't like 'em.

You better had. They want

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