Georges Iscovescu:
Your husband?
Anita Dixon:
No. No, Shaughnessy was a jockey from Caliente. Five foot three. Once over the border, I went to a judge. I said, a woman wants a man, not a radiator cap! Divorce granted, fifty dollars.
Anita Dixon:
All those years with all the others, I've shut my eyes and thought of you.
Inspector Hammock:
I'll be the doggonedest dog to end all doggoned dogs! Maybe I'm just dumb.
Georges Iscovescu:
[
having just let Anita know that he prefers the company of Emmy] You've got enough money to get you back to New York. I'll find you there when I'm ready.
Anita Dixon:
Thanks! You just stand right in the middle of Times Square ... and whistle!
Georges Iscovescu:
[
to Emmy] You needn't be afraid, Miss Brown. Not a bit. You see, we are like ... two trains, halted for a moment at the same station. But we're going in different directions. We can't change our course, any more than we can hold back the dawn.
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