I say, hoping this finds you, I beg to remain, as of June 9th, cordially yours, regards....

[Spaulding has repeatedly told Jamison to take a letter to Spaulding's lawyers, but he has kept interrupting himself] Capt. Spaulding:
I say, take a letter to my lawyers! Horatio Jamison:
Well I am taking it! [long pause, as nothing has yet been written] Capt. Spaulding:
Honorable Charles H., uh, Hungerdunger, care of Hungerdunger, Hungerdunger, Hungerdunger, Hungerdunger, and McCormick... semicolon. Horatio Jamison:
How do you spell semicolon? Capt. Spaulding:
All right, make it a comma. [pause] Capt. Spaulding:
Honorable Charles. H. Hungerdunger, care of Hunger... [rushes through the repetition] Capt. Spaulding:
... and McCormick. [pause] Capt. Spaulding:
Gentlemen, question mark? [grunts] Horatio Jamison:
Do you want that, uh, [grunt] Horatio Jamison:
in the letter? Capt. Spaulding:
No, put that in an envelope. [pause] Capt. Spaulding:
Now then. In re yours of the fifth inst., yours to hand and beg to rep... brackets... [pause] Capt. Spaulding:
... We have gone over the ground carefully, and we seem to believe, i.e., to wit, e.g., in lieu, that, uh, despite all our... precautionary measures which have been involved... [pause] Capt. Spaulding:
... uh, we seem to believe that it is hardly necessary for us to proceed unless we, uh, receive an ipso facto that is not negligible at this moment, quotes, unquotes, and quotes... [pause] Capt. Spaulding:
... uh, hoping this finds you, I beg to remain... Horatio Jamison:
[interrupting]
Hoping this finds him where? Capt. Spaulding:
Well, let him worry about that. Don't be so inquisitive, Jamison. [insultingly] Capt. Spaulding:
Sneak. [pause] Capt. Spaulding:
I say, Hoping this finds you, I beg to remain, as of June 9th, cordially yours, regards. That's all, Jamison