I've come to say that Mister Marley ain't expected to make it through the night, and that...
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Mrs. Dilber:
[to Bob Cratchit]
I've come to say that Mister Marley ain't expected to make it through the night, and that if Mister Scrooge wishes to take his leave of him, he'd best nip along sharply, or there won't be no Mister Marley to take leave of, as we know the use of the word. He's breathing very queer - when he does breathe at all
[to Bob Cratchit]
I've come to say that Mister Marley ain't expected to make it through the night, and that if Mister Scrooge wishes to take his leave of him, he'd best nip along sharply, or there won't be no Mister Marley to take leave of, as we know the use of the word. He's breathing very queer - when he does breathe at all
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I'm to say
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that Mr Marley ain't expected to live through the night
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and that if Mr Scrooge wants to take his leave of him
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he should nip along smartly or there won't be no Mr Marley to take leave of
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as we know the use of the word
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He's breathing very queer
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when he does breathe at all
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Movie Summary
Ebenezer Scrooge, a curmudgeonly, miserly businessman, has no time for sentimentality and largely views Christmas as a waste of time. However, this Christmas Eve he will be visited by three spirits who will show him the errors of his
Actors
Mrs. Dilber
