The quest is of no importance, sir. It's the zest that matters
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Frank the Waiter:
I have a little philosophy, sir. I borrowed it from the poet Browning. But, I improved it, sir, developed it a bit: Zest in quest. Keep going. Get somewhere. Raymond Dabney:
Going where? What's the quest? Frank the Waiter:
The quest is of no importance, sir. It's the zest that matters
I have a little philosophy, sir. I borrowed it from the poet Browning. But, I improved it, sir, developed it a bit: Zest in quest. Keep going. Get somewhere. Raymond Dabney:
Going where? What's the quest? Frank the Waiter:
The quest is of no importance, sir. It's the zest that matters
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I have a little philosophy sir
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I borrowed it from the poet Browning but I improved it sir developed it a bit
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Zest in quest keep going get somewhere
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Going where what's the quest
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The quest is of no importance sir It's the zest that matters
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Movie Summary
Raymond Dabney returns to his family after trouble with the law. He convinces the sheriff to give him a job watching the house and furniture of widow Crystal Wetherby without knowing she is engaged to his brother.
Actors
Frank The Waiter
Raymond Dabney
