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"And God knows they cost more than they are worth."
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"Those who are badly off must go there."
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"Many would rather die than go there."
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"If they would rather die then they had better do it"
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"and decrease the surplus population."
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"Good night, gentlemen."
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"Humbug."
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"Poppycock. Balderdash. Bah."
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"[SINGING] Scavengers and sycophants"
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"And flatterers and fools"
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"Pharisees and parasites And hypocrites and ghouls"
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"Calculating swindlers Prevaricating frauds"
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"Perpetrating evil As they roam the earth in hordes."
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"Feeding on their fellow men Reaping rich rewards"
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"Contaminating everything they see"
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"Corrupting honest men"
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"Like me"
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"[SHOUTING AND MURMURING]"
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"I hate people"
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"People are despicable creatures."
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"Loathsome, inexplicable creatures"
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"Good for nothing, kickable creatures"
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"I hate people"
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"I abhor them"
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"When I see the indolent classes Sitting on their indolent arses"
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"Gulping ale from indolent glasses"
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"I hate people"
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"I detest them"
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"I deplore them"
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"MERCHANT 1: Knives, scissors or razors to grind."
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"SCROOGE [SINGING]: Fools who have no money spend it"
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"Get in debt then try to end it"
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"Beg me on their knees befriend them"
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"Knowing I have cash to lend them"
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"[INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE]"
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"Softhearted me"
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"Hard-working me"
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"Clean-living, thrifty And kind as can be"
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"Situations like this Are of interest to me"
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"It's Mr. Scrooge."
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"MERCHANT 1: Knives, scissors or razors to grind."
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"Two pounds, 5 shillings, ladies. Due before Christmas."
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"That means today."
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"But you see, Mr. Scrooge, sir,"
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"we've been giving more credit than usual."
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"That's your business, madam."
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"Mine is to collect 2 pounds, 5 shillings now."
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"We sell things for children, sir."
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"At this time of the year people can't afford to pay."
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"Neither can I afford it, madam."
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"However, I will allow you an extra week's credit."
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"BOTH: Oh, thank you, Mr. Scrooge."
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"Which will only cost you a further 12 shillings."
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"Twelve. Oh, but, Mr. Scrooge."
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"But we scarcely make that much in a week."
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"If you would prefer me to confiscate your store and its contents,"
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"which is my legal right, I will do so."
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"- But we will pay, sir. - We will pay, sir."
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"You'll both sign this."
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"MERCHANT 1: Knives, scissors or razors to grind."
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"- And you can give me a pair of these. WOMAN 1: Certainly, Mr. Scrooge."
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"Oh, look, there's that lovable Father Christmas again."
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"MOTHER: Merry Christmas, sir. A penny for the baby, sir."
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"[SCROOGE GRUMBLES]"
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"A penny for the baby, sir."
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"MERCHANT 2: Lavender. Sweet lavender."
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"[SINGING] I hate people"
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"I loathe people"
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"I despise and abominate people"
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"Move over."
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"Life is full of cretinous wretches"
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"Earning what Their sweatiness fetches"
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"Empty minds Whose pettiness stretches"
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"Further than I can see"
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"Little wonder"
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"I hate people"
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"And I don't care if they hate me"
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"[ALL BOOING]"
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"[KIDS LAUGHING]"
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"Not now, Mr. Scrooge, please."
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"Two pounds 7 and 6, Miller."
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"And now is as good a time as any."
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"[IN SQUEAKY VOICE] Stop it, stop it."
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"- But I'm performing. - You're always performing."
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"- Where's my money? - Tomorrow for sure, Mr. Scrooge."
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"After the Christmas morning show."
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"It's my best day of the year."
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"Tomorrow it will be 2 pounds 10 or I confiscate your puppets."
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"All right, Mr. Scrooge. Two pounds 10."
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"[IN SQUEAKY VOICE] Oh, what a pity. What a pity."
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"BOYS [SINGING]: Father Christmas, Father Christmas"
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"He's the meanest man In the whole wide world"
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"In the whole wide world You can feel it"
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"- He's a miser - He's a skinflint"
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"SCROOGE: Bah."
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"He's a stingy lout"
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"Leave your stocking out For your Christmas gift"
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"And he'll steal it"
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"It's a shame he's a villain"
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"What a game for a villain To play on Christmas day"
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"Hark the herald angels sing Glory to the..."
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"Thank you, guv'nor."
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"Father Christmas Father Christmas"
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"Will be just as mean As he's ever been"
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"And I'm here to say We should all send Father Christmas"
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"Get out of here."
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"On his Merry Christmas way"
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"Come on."
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"[BOYS CHATTERING]"
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"[WHISTLES]"
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"PHILLIP: Wait for me."
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"Father Christmas Father Christmas"
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"He's the rottenest man In the universe"
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"There's no one worse, you can tell it"
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"- He's a rascal - He's a bandit"
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"- Scum. - Come along."
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"He's a crafty one"
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"Leave your door undone He'll go in your house"
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"And sell it"
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"MAN: Here's your money, sir. Pray count it."
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