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A |
You made a promise, young lady, to Brad, to us, and to the Biltmore
Hotel. |
B |
Oh, you're one to talk about promises. |
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A |
And how loosely tethered to the facts. |
B |
You're one to talk about facts. |
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A |
I'm not writing them. I'm - I'm revising them. Okay ! And you're
one to talk. Kevin said you were still working on yours. |
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A |
Maria ! Look alive. |
B |
You're one to talk. |
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** You are guilty
of the same thing you have just criticized. ** |
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A: "Kathy never pays attention in
class." B: "You're one to talk!
Just today I saw you reading a magazine during the lecture." |
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