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Clips from My Dog Skip

"...and you never really need to get to know him."
My Dog Skip
"My son..."
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"...he looks up to you, Dink."
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"Not because you can run or throw a ball."
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"You're his hero..."
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"...because you're his friend."
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"And that's what he needs."
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"A friend."
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"All right, then."
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"Here, Skipper!"
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"Here, boy!"
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"Here, boy!"
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"What the hell?!"
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"Damn mutt."
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"What'd you do to him?! That's my dog!"
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"I told you to keep that damn mutt out of here."
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"Why, if it ain't old Dink. Need a jar of hooch, buddy?"
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"Millard, fetch a pint for Dink."
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"Listen, you boys need to get on out of here."
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"This your buddy?"
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"You know how much he and that mongrel cost us?"
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"I said you need to get out of here."
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"Millard, listen to who's talking."
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"Mr. Hitler's best friend."
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"It's you who better get out of here."
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"Get your moonshine and get out of here."
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"And I better never see you around here again. Got that?"
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"Come on, Junior. Let's go."
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"Come on!"
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"It's getting too damn popular around here anyway."
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"You better hope that dog lives."
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"Any word?"
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"It doesn't look good."
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"Could you come on back, please?"
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"Do you want someone to go with you?"
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"He's a big boy."
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"He'll be okay."
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"Is he gonna die?"
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"I don't know."
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"I've done all I can."
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"It's in God's hands now."
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"Please don't die, boy."
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"What would I do without you?"
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"You taught me how to play football."
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"You helped me meet the guys..."
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"...and get up enough nerve to talk to Rivers."
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"And understand about Dink."
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"I'll never have another friend like you. Ever."
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"Skip's gonna be all right."
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"You're all right!"
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"That's my boy."
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"I love you, Skip."
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"I knew you'd make it."
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"I almost lost old Skip that day."
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"Even as he was sleeping on the operating table..."
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"...he was still teaching me."
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"That day..."
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"...l became a young man."
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"Why, in childhood and youth..."
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"...do we wish time to pass so quickly?"
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"We want to grow up so fast."
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"Yet as adults, we wish just the opposite."
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"You're a good boy, Skip."
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"If, as the authorities often declare..."
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"...a dog's life in relation to a human being's..."
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"...can be calculated by seven human years to his one..."
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"... then Skip was an adult when I was still a boy."
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"Sometimes it seemed as if he possessed the wisdom of a creature..."
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"...as old as time."
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"All the lessons you learn in childhood..."
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"...kind of come in waves."
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"We finally saw Waldo Grace play."
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"And play, and play, and play."
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"In remembering moments such as these..."
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"...l retain the sad, sweet reflection..."
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"...of being an only child and having a loyal and loving dog."
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"For the struggles of my life..."
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"...of the dangers, toils and snares of my childhood hymns..."
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"...loyalty and love..."
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"...are the best things of all..."
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"...and surely the most lasting."
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"The day finally arrived for me to move away from home."
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"I was awarded a scholarship to attend Oxford University in England."
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"A long way from Yazoo, Mississippi..."
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"...and a long way from my family and friends."
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"The dog of your boyhood..."
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"... teaches you a great deal about friendship and love and death."
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"I was an only child."
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"He was an only dog."
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"Old Skip was 1 1..."
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"...and feeble with arthritis..."
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"...but he never lost that old devilish look in his eye."
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"He made my room his own."
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"Came across an old photo of him not long ago."
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"His little face..."
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"... with the long snout sniffing at something in the air."
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"His tail was straight out and pointing..."
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"...eyes were flashing in some momentary excitement."
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"He always loved to be rubbed on the back of his neck."
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"And when I did it, he'd yawn, and he'd stretch..."
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"...reach out to me with his paws..."
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"...as if he was trying to embrace me."
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"I received a transatlantic call one day."
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""Skip died"..."
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"...Daddy said."
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"He and my mama wrapped him in my baseball jacket."
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"They buried him out under our elm tree, they said."
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"That wasn't totally true..."
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"...for he really lay buried..."
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"...in my heart."
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"English Subtitles by Gelula/SDI"
My Dog Skip