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Clips from Darby O'Gill and the Little People

Come in, Mrs. Sugrue.

"Come in, Mrs. Sugrue."

Darby O'Gill and the Little People

Katie, darlin'.

"Katie, darlin'."

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Can you lend me the loan of a small pinch of tea?

"Can you lend me the loan of a small pinch of tea?"

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I'll pay you back Thursday.

"I'll pay you back Thursday."

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You can have it and welcome.

"You can have it and welcome."

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I knew you wouldn't refuse old Sheelah,

"I knew you wouldn't refuse old Sheelah,"

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and I knew you'd have rations and leavings,

"and I knew you'd have rations and leavings,"

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for there's little that's lacking here,

"for there's little that's lacking here,"

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unless 'twould be a man to cook for.

"unless 'twould be a man to cook for."

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I have me father to cook for.

"I have me father to cook for."

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So you do, so you do, but I meant a man of your own.

"So you do, so you do, but I meant a man of your own."

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- Time enough for that. - "Time enough" lost the ducks.

"- Time enough for that. - "Time enough" lost the ducks."

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There's many a lass that lost her market from waiting too long.

"There's many a lass that lost her market from waiting too long."

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You can smile now, but who in this town would have you?

"You can smile now, but who in this town would have you?"

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- Am I that bad? - You miss the meaning.

"- Am I that bad? - You miss the meaning."

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There's not a man doesn't want you,

"There's not a man doesn't want you,"

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but who among them dare look at you

"but who among them dare look at you"

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with the grand house you live in?

"with the grand house you live in?"

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A fine situation your father has with his lordship.

"A fine situation your father has with his lordship."

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Take my son Pony. He don't dare raise his eyes to you,

"Take my son Pony. He don't dare raise his eyes to you,"

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and him the catch of the town.

"and him the catch of the town."

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Now, I would have said that Pony thought no small beer of himself.

"Now, I would have said that Pony thought no small beer of himself."

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He's proud. He's proud as a white-washed pig,

"He's proud. He's proud as a white-washed pig,"

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but he needs encouragement from you.

"but he needs encouragement from you."

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You should be looking ahead, Katie.

"You should be looking ahead, Katie."

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Your father is getting no younger,

"Your father is getting no younger,"

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and when the time comes that he must step down...

"and when the time comes that he must step down..."

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who else will there be but Pony Sugrue who can take his place?

"who else will there be but Pony Sugrue who can take his place?"

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Don't put me father in his grave just yet.

"Don't put me father in his grave just yet."

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The saints forbid.

"The saints forbid."

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He'll be spared for many years, God willin'.

"He'll be spared for many years, God willin'."

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That must be Pony now.

"That must be Pony now."

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No, it's not.

"No, it's not."

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Merciful heavens! It's Lord Fitzpatrick himself.

"Merciful heavens! It's Lord Fitzpatrick himself."

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Hello, Katie.

"Hello, Katie."

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Your Lordship, why didn't you tell us you were coming?

"Your Lordship, why didn't you tell us you were coming?"

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I'd have opened the manor house for you.

"I'd have opened the manor house for you."

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I'll not be stopping here long enough for that.

"I'll not be stopping here long enough for that."

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Where's your father?

"Where's your father?"

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Well, now, let me see...

"Well, now, let me see..."

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I heard him sayin', something about

"I heard him sayin', something about"

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cuttin' the weeds around the summer house.

"cuttin' the weeds around the summer house."

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I think he'll have gone to have the smithy sharpen his scythe.

"I think he'll have gone to have the smithy sharpen his scythe."

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- I'll fetch him for you, Your Lordship. - Well, that's good of you.

"- I'll fetch him for you, Your Lordship. - Well, that's good of you."

Darby O'Gill and the Little People

That Katie's a grand girl. Almost makes up for her father.

"That Katie's a grand girl. Almost makes up for her father."

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- What ails him? - Nothing at all,

"- What ails him? - Nothing at all,"

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but he retired about five years ago, didn't tell me about it.

"but he retired about five years ago, didn't tell me about it."

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He'll be down at the inn now, telling stories.

"He'll be down at the inn now, telling stories."

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Well, let's go and have a look at the gatehouse.

"Well, let's go and have a look at the gatehouse."

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I didn't know anybody was here.

"I didn't know anybody was here."

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I'm the Widow Sugrue, Your Lordship.

"I'm the Widow Sugrue, Your Lordship."

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- I often comes in to help. - I see.

"- I often comes in to help. - I see."

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Begging Your Lordship's pardon, I'm the mother of Pony Sugrue.

"Begging Your Lordship's pardon, I'm the mother of Pony Sugrue."

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He drives the mail cart to Cahersiveen

"He drives the mail cart to Cahersiveen"

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whenever the train comes in.

"whenever the train comes in."

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I'm very glad to hear it.

"I'm very glad to hear it."

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He's a fine strong lad. He's worthy of greater things.

"He's a fine strong lad. He's worthy of greater things."

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- Is he, now? - Aye, he is indeed.

"- Is he, now? - Aye, he is indeed."

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You'll never hear me speak a word against Darby O'Gill,

"You'll never hear me speak a word against Darby O'Gill,"

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but he's gettin' on.

"but he's gettin' on."

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When the time comes for you to hire a younger man,

"When the time comes for you to hire a younger man,"

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give a thought to m'lad Pony.

"give a thought to m'lad Pony."

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I'm not sure I want a man who is too well known to the town.

"I'm not sure I want a man who is too well known to the town."

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A man from outside would be more respected.

"A man from outside would be more respected."

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My Pony is respected and feared, too.

"My Pony is respected and feared, too."

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He's whipped every man in the parish.

"He's whipped every man in the parish."

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Is that so? Thank you. Thank you.

"Is that so? Thank you. Thank you."

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If it were Pony you had in charge of this place,

"If it were Pony you had in charge of this place,"

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he wouldn't let it fall to wrack and ruin

"he wouldn't let it fall to wrack and ruin"

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whilst he sat in the pub telling stories.

"whilst he sat in the pub telling stories."

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Well, I'll tell you, the first look I got at him was in the old ruins

"Well, I'll tell you, the first look I got at him was in the old ruins"

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- on the top of Knocknasheega. - And what did he look like, Darby?

"- on the top of Knocknasheega. - And what did he look like, Darby?"

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Just like any other leprechaun, only he, being king of them all,

"Just like any other leprechaun, only he, being king of them all,"

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had a little gold crown on his head.

"had a little gold crown on his head."

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Tell me something, Darby.

"Tell me something, Darby."

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Did he have a long tail and a cloven hoof?

"Did he have a long tail and a cloven hoof?"

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Now, whoever heard of a leprechaun havin' a...

"Now, whoever heard of a leprechaun havin' a..."

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You don't have to listen if you don't want to, Pony,

"You don't have to listen if you don't want to, Pony,"

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but you needn't make fun of those who do.

"but you needn't make fun of those who do."

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But I do. I want to listen.

"But I do. I want to listen."

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I want to learn all about them.

"I want to learn all about them."

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Here, Molly, give me another large one,

"Here, Molly, give me another large one,"

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and then maybe I can see a leprechaun, too.

"and then maybe I can see a leprechaun, too."

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You'll get no more whiskey here today,

"You'll get no more whiskey here today,"

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but if you care to be sociable, you can have a glass of stout.

"but if you care to be sociable, you can have a glass of stout."

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I ordered whiskey,

"I ordered whiskey,"

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and devil a foot will I stir from here until I get it.

"and devil a foot will I stir from here until I get it."

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Pony Sugrue, you're bloom old and for want of a beatin',

"Pony Sugrue, you're bloom old and for want of a beatin',"

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and if I were 10 years younger, I'd give it to you.

"and if I were 10 years younger, I'd give it to you."

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But you're... you're not 10 years younger, are you?

"But you're... you're not 10 years younger, are you?"

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No, I'm not, but this is my place,

"No, I'm not, but this is my place,"

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and while you're in the Rathcullen Arms, you'll sit quietly,

"and while you're in the Rathcullen Arms, you'll sit quietly,"

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or I'll have Father Murphy forbid you to come here at all.

"or I'll have Father Murphy forbid you to come here at all."

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All right, I'll have the stout.

"All right, I'll have the stout."

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You were sayin', Darby?

"You were sayin', Darby?"

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I was sayin' this wasn't like any old leprechaun

"I was sayin' this wasn't like any old leprechaun"

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that you wouldn't say hello twice to.

"that you wouldn't say hello twice to."

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But who was he...

"But who was he..."

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but Brian Connors himself, the king of them all.

"but Brian Connors himself, the king of them all."

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But I got me eye fixed on him. They can't escape, you know,

"But I got me eye fixed on him. They can't escape, you know,"

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as long as you don't look away.

"as long as you don't look away."

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Now, the night was dark

"Now, the night was dark"

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and the mountain was covered with mist,

"and the mountain was covered with mist,"

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and the moon was no bigger than the light from a wee penny candle,

"and the moon was no bigger than the light from a wee penny candle,"

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but it didn't hide him from me...

"but it didn't hide him from me..."

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for there he stood, with an angry little gob on him

"for there he stood, with an angry little gob on him"

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and his face as fierce as fire.

"and his face as fierce as fire."

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King Brian, me old boyo, I've got you at last,

"King Brian, me old boyo, I've got you at last,"

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and I'm not gonna let you go

"and I'm not gonna let you go"

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until you grant me the favor of three grand wishes.

"until you grant me the favor of three grand wishes."

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Wait now, wait now, maybe we can talk this over.

"Wait now, wait now, maybe we can talk this over."

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- Will you have a pinch of snuff? - Aye, and you'll blow it into me eyes.

"- Will you have a pinch of snuff? - Aye, and you'll blow it into me eyes."

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I'm up to all your dirty little tricks.

"I'm up to all your dirty little tricks."

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You've gone too far. You'll get no wishes from me at all, now.

"You've gone too far. You'll get no wishes from me at all, now."

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You'll either give them to me, or else you'll answer to the Church.

"You'll either give them to me, or else you'll answer to the Church."

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I'll have Father Murphy curse you with a blessin'

"I'll have Father Murphy curse you with a blessin'"

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that'll shrivel you up in a minute.

"that'll shrivel you up in a minute."

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All right, then, wish your wishes and be done with it.

"All right, then, wish your wishes and be done with it."

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I've work to do at home.

"I've work to do at home."

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- Don't rush me. - Don't rush you?

"- Don't rush me. - Don't rush you?"

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