Pennod 72 Rownd a Rownd

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-It will be tough. Have you

-considered telling your mother?

-I decided against telling her.

-What if I offered 170,000?

-What if I offered 170,000?

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-You must be joking.

-It was vandalised in the break-in.

-It was vandalised in the break-in.

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-You're wasting your time, sonny Jim.

-Please, can I come with you?

-Please, can I come with you?

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-It's for the best like this.

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-"Alright love?"

-Wyn hasn't taken the bait, has he?

-Wyn hasn't taken the bait, has he?

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-No.

-I thought he'd jump at 170K.

-The other offer was 160K.

-What's wrong with him?

-How did you know

-about the other offer?

-It was you who made the offer.

-It was you who made the offer.

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-Maybe.

-How did you get the agent to agree?

-It helps that

-I manage Eurwyn's pension plan.

-Wyn is no fool. He might

-not take the bait straight away.

-Maybe not straight away,

-but I bet he'll go for it.

-Thanks to this,

-I'll get a house worth 200,000.

-If you get the house, I can walk

-to work. It's a win-win for you.

-Good morning.

-How did it go last night?

-You'll see.

-Is that a new lipstick?

-Is that a new lipstick?

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-No. I found it in a drawer.

-It's nice.

-Good morning, Mr Parry.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

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-Not exactly.

-Are you still stroppy about Jac?

-He got the job, did he?

-I guessed he might.

-I have every reason to doubt him,

-after what Ken said.

-Good morning! No, I'm not psychic.

-The lady in the cafe... Iris?

-She told me what you like.

-Yes. Thanks.

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-I'm sorry to phone you, Dyfrig.

-"No, I'm not"

-See you later.

-Yes. Thank you very much.

-Congratulations on the doctorate.

-Bye.

-The shame and embarrassment.

-I'm surprised

-you can't hear my toes curling.

-Don't be so dramatic.

-You should go easy on the coffee,

-with your heart as it is.

-Have you any idea how hard it was...

-..to admit

-to a tutor and old friend...

-..that Dyfan has missed

-60% of his lectures?

-He isn't the first. You were the

-same once, as well as Dyfrig Sion.

-Dr Dyfrig Sion.

-Thank goodness he agreed to meet me.

-I'll come with you.

-It's half-term!

-We're wasting our time

-sorting out Dyfan's problems.

-He's suffering. Bless him.

-Are you expecting a delivery?

-Are you expecting a delivery?

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-No.

-What, then?

-Mind your own business.

-You're here to work.

-Why are you so bad-tempered?

-Where have you been?!

-Where have you been?!

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-I was starving.

-I'm glad I caught you. Are you busy?

-I'm glad I caught you. Are you busy?

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-Yes!

-I wanted to ask

-about Jac kicking your bumper.

-Should I be worried?

-What happened?

-He stepped out in front of me.

-I almost ran over him

-and he kicked the bumper.

-Ken!

-Ken!

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-I have to go.

-Where are you going in such a hurry?

-Where are you going in such a hurry?

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-Mind your own business!

-CAR HORN

-MOBILE PHONE

-Alright?

-Alright?

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-Are you OK, love?

-I can't stop thinking about them.

-It'll get easier after today.

-You can phone them anytime you want.

-Great, thanks.

-Great, thanks.

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-Your father wants a word.

-Dyfan.

-Dyfan.

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-Yes.

-Meet me outside the university

-library at one o'clock.

-Why?

-So you can apologize to Dr Dyfrig

-Sion. The new start begins today.

-I'll miss a History lecture.

-Just be there. I've taken

-the trouble to arrange this.

-There'll be hell to pay

-if you're not there!

-She's been spending again.

-New purchases turn up all the time.

-At least she chose them.

-Iris inherited the ugliest things

-you ever saw from her Auntie Jean.

-Fair play to her.

-Fair play to her.

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-It's like St Fagans at home.

-Hey-ho! Onwards and upwards!

-See you later.

-Can I have some pound coins?

-I'll go to the bank at lunchtime.

-How is the new boy coming along?

-He sweeps up well.

-He sweeps up well.

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-Don't get swept off your feet!

-Get a grip.

-Get a grip.

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-Did you ask him about the reference?

-He only started two hours ago.

-I understand that.

-We'll need it sooner or later.

-You think he's a serial killer!

-You think he's a serial killer!

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-These things must be done properly.

-Anyone could walk in and spin

-some yarn about how good they are.

-Thanks.

-Thank you, Cathryn.

-A cute signature!

-Here are the invoices back.

-Here are the invoices back.

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-Thanks.

-You have nice pictures on your wall.

-They're not very nice.

-You should see the monstrosity

-Iris put up in the house.

-Monstrosities can be valuable.

-As firewood, maybe. Bye.

-Goodbye, Mrs Mop.

-Goodbye, Mrs Mop.

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-Goodbye.

-I was just going

-to have a break with Iris.

-Hiya, Eurwyn.

-You've had another offer, have you?

-How much?

-180,000?

-That's the highest offer so far.

-It's more like it.

-I'll phone you back.

-Let me think it over.

-Bye.

-Bye for now.

-Bye.

-David.

-Can you talk?

-Great. That needed to be done.

-Cleanliness

-can only enhance our image.

-I'm sure.

-I bet your house is spotless.

-A place for everything

-and everything in its place.

-Where are you from?

-You live within walking distance,

-don't you?

-I've finished here, Dani.

-Can you sort out the cupboard?

-I'm not sure what's left.

-I'll carry out a stock-check too.

-Lovely.

-In which Cardiff salon did you work?

-In the Bay.

-Does anyone fancy a cuppa?

-Thank you, Jac.

-Isn't he good?

-Yes.

-But not at answering questions.

-You're here to get better, you know.

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-Wyn Humphreys. How are you?

-Fine, thanks. And you?

-Fine, thanks. And you?

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-Great, thanks.

-I've just been with a client.

-I hoped we'd have a deal by now.

-Did you lose my business card?

-No. The offer was too low.

-Not compared to the first offer.

-The property business

-can change suddenly.

-Have you received another offer?

-I can't tell you.

-I can't tell you.

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-Come on.

-180,000 and ready to go ahead.

-I'm also ready to go ahead.

-What if I offered 182,000?

-Call it 185,000

-and we might have a deal.

-Have I just bought a house? You'd

-better turn down the other buyer.

-What other buyer?

-Dad heard you talking to Eurwyn.

-Did he?

-Did he?

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-It wasn't Eurwyn on the phone.

-Only one person has bid

-for the house from the start.

-You have to get up early to

-catch me out. Well done for trying.

-How was it?

-Great.

-The most fun I've had in ages.

-Are you feeling...

-Just take me home.

-If you want to talk about it...

-Ken. I want a taxi driver,

-not an agony aunt.

-Home!

-I've got backache

-and we haven't even left.

-I'll help unpack.

-You'll do no such thing.

-You'll do no such thing.

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-We'd better leave.

-Something for the journey.

-Something for the journey.

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-Thank you.

-Have you got everything?

-Have you got everything?

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-Everything but Tomos.

-I'm going to miss them so much.

-Don't make it harder than

-it has to be. Come along, Glenda.

-I half expected to see Dyfan,

-lying on the drive.

-I feel like doing it myself.

-Are you ready, Tomos?

-I can't thank you enough,

-for everything.

-There's no need.

-There's no need.

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-There is. To both of you.

-Can you talk now?

-Unlike you, most people are too busy

-to stand around chatting.

-Where's your car, Barry?

-Where's your car, Barry?

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-We've been looking for a new car.

-He wants a posh black one.

-They only had a blue one.

-Since when

-did you choose cars together?

-I understand cars.

-We all need help from time to time.

-I have to go.

-What happens at lunchtime?

-You get an hour's break.

-Do you want to go now?

-Do you mind? I need to go home

-and there's a bus in five minutes.

-OK.

-Maybe you can dig out the reference.

-Of course. If I have enough time.

-See you later.

-Ta-ra.

-What do you think?

-He's lovely.

-He's lovely.

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-Yes, he is.

-The business about the reference

-is a bit weird.

-Does it matter?

-You've been talking to Philip.

-He could easily have it sent

-by email from Cardiff.

-Why is everybody making a fuss?

-He's only sweeping the floor.

-If he's as experienced as he says...

-..he must be desperate

-to start from the bottom.

-He's here for a reason. To be with

-someone or get away from something.

-He could be telling us a pack of

-lies. He might not be a hairdresser!

-Don't be silly.

-Don't be silly.

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-We don't know.

-I don't need a lift. I can walk.

-Yes, I have the file.

-See you later.

-Ta-ra.

-CAR HORN

-Hari.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-I love you too.

-I love you too.

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-Eh?

-I love you too.

-Why didn't you say so before now?

-Why didn't you say so before now?

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-I don't know.

-I couldn't go away

-without telling you.

-# Erbyn Hyn #

-Calfari

-No sign.

-The little rascal hasn't shown up...

-..for the meeting to apologize

-for not showing up to lectures.

-Calm down.

-How can I? What sort of impression

-does this give Dyfrig?

-He'll be here. He promised.

-MOBILE PHONE

-This'll be him.

-You're late.

-Where on earth are you?!

-Sorry, Dad.

-I'm not coming to meet Dr Sion.

-Why not?

-Why not?

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-I'm leaving the university.

-I'm moving to Durham.

-I'm moving to Durham.

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-What?!

-I'll phone later to discuss it.

-Ta-ra.

-# The sea air

-# Flows in your blood #

-Dad is angry.

-You won't regret it, will you?

-What do you think?

-# The sea leads us home

-# Your voice

-# Draws me back

-# The sea

-# Leads us home

-# I turn and turn,

-don't know where to go

-# You always call me

-# In the night

-# You came back #

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