A Girl in Every Port Page #5
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From Kentucky, you don't say.
Well, what can I do for you?
If it's anything to do with horses,
I've given up racing.
Sold my stable, as you'll know.
Well, that, sir, Mr Sedgwick,
is why we all here.
You all, sir, have been the victim
of a swindle.
Is that so?
Why, Mr Blossom and me, we had the
honour of buying your horse Little Aaron.
- You recollect?
- Oh, yes, yes indeed.
You was gonna sell him to a glue factory.
You was under the impression
that your horse had bad ankles.
He did have bad ankles.
His last ten starts, he could barely run.
Trick of your trainer, sir, to outfox you.
We have that horse,
and his ankles are as sound as mine.
Your trainer was a Yankee rascal
who was fixin' to bamboozle you
and buy him for himself.
That's exactly what he was doing -
fixing to bamboozle you.
Really? Well, now you've got him instead.
Congratulations.
Thank you, sir.
When I learned of this deception,
I said to my associate Mr Blossom...
You all met Mr Blossom?
Oh. How do, sir?
- How do you do?
- I said, "Mr Blossom,
"there's some things
a gentleman will not do. "
That's exactly what he said. He said we
should acquaint Mr Sedgwick with the facts,
and give him an opportunity to buy
his horse back, and that's what he said.
Well, that's very generous of you, Admiral.
- Colonel.
- Oh, I beg your pardon.
Colonel. I admire your ethics in the matter.
Sailor's heart has to
be pure, ain't it, Benny?
Ooh!
Yes, my ex-trainer was capable of that,
but I'm still willing to be open-minded.
However, I'm out of racing completely.
If you had a horse that could do a mile
and an eighth in 1.50 without pushing him...
- Not even a little shove.
- Little Aaron?
- Shh.
- I don't believe it. Are you sure?
Positive. Come see for yourself.
Wait a minute.
Has Miss Temple gone yet, Miss Brooks?
Yes, Mr Sedgwick, some time ago.
It's not important.
I'll phone her later. Thank you.
- Where is he?
- At the stable waiting for us.
- Well, what are we waiting for?
- For you, sir.
Mr Sedgwick, sir, you are all in for the
biggest surprise of your little old life.
Let's shake on it.
And if you all don't mind, you all can
drop that Southern-fried tongue... Colonel.
I all won't be...
I won't be back this afternoon.
Amazing. This horse could barely walk
two days ago.
He couldn't even run, could he, Benny?
Examine him closely, friend. You'll find the
animal's legs as sound as a pre-war dollar.
- Hello, everybody!
- Hi, Janey.
Janey, this is Bert Sedgwick.
Meet Jane Sweet.
How do you do?
Are you, uh, any relation of Pop Sweet?
I don't know about that but he was my father.
She was also his daughter.
As strange a coincidence
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