John: Well, isn't anybody going to say a word?
Beau: You young pup, we're both so disgusted with you we're speechless.
John: I'm no worse than either of you.
Digby: There's something in what he says.
Beau: I insist I'm worse than he is. He didn't steal the Blue Water.
John: Neither did you.
Digby: No. As a matter of fact, I've got it.
Beau: I'll be frank with you, gentlemen. I've got it. I intend to sell it for 30,000 pounds sometime in the future, and live a life of ease in Paris surrounded by whiskey, ladies, and laughter.
Digby: Well that's funny. I'm going to sell it and go to Paris, too. Only I don't want any laughter.
Beau: One thing I counted on was my younger brother leading an upright life while I spent my ill-gotten gains.
Digby: Yes, I was counting on him, too.
John: If you don't mind my saying so, the great sapphire is in my possession. And as soon as I can arrange to sell it, I'm going to the South Seas, buy a plantation, and start trading in copra.
Digby: He puts us both to shame, doesn't he, Beau?
Beau: Let's put him to death and keep his share.
Beau: You young pup, we're both so disgusted with you we're speechless.
John: I'm no worse than either of you.
Digby: There's something in what he says.
Beau: I insist I'm worse than he is. He didn't steal the Blue Water.
John: Neither did you.
Digby: No. As a matter of fact, I've got it.
Beau: I'll be frank with you, gentlemen. I've got it. I intend to sell it for 30,000 pounds sometime in the future, and live a life of ease in Paris surrounded by whiskey, ladies, and laughter.
Digby: Well that's funny. I'm going to sell it and go to Paris, too. Only I don't want any laughter.
Beau: One thing I counted on was my younger brother leading an upright life while I spent my ill-gotten gains.
Digby: Yes, I was counting on him, too.
John: If you don't mind my saying so, the great sapphire is in my possession. And as soon as I can arrange to sell it, I'm going to the South Seas, buy a plantation, and start trading in copra.
Digby: He puts us both to shame, doesn't he, Beau?
Beau: Let's put him to death and keep his share.
John : Well, isn't anybody going to say a word?
Beau : You young pup, we're both so disgusted with you we're speechless.
John : I'm no worse than either of you.
Digby : There's something in what he says.
Beau : I insist I'm worse than he is. He didn't steal the Blue Water.
John : Neither did you.
Digby : No. As a matter of fact, I've got it.
Beau : I'll be frank with you, gentlemen. I've got it. I intend to sell it for 30,000 pounds sometime in the future, and live a life of ease in Paris surrounded by whiskey, ladies, and laughter.
Digby : Well that's funny. I'm going to sell it and go to Paris, too. Only I don't want any laughter.
Beau : One thing I counted on was my younger brother leading an upright life while I spent my ill-gotten gains.
Digby : Yes, I was counting on him, too.
John : If you don't mind my saying so, the great sapphire is in my possession. And as soon as I can arrange to sell it, I'm going to the South Seas, buy a plantation, and start trading in copra.
Digby : He puts us both to shame, doesn't he, Beau?
Beau : Let's put him to death and keep his share.
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