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Monte: You went to considerable trouble to get rid of me once. So naturally, I'm startled by your proposal of marriage. This is so sudden. Mildred: I have my own personal reason for wanting to marry you. Monte: A reason named Veda, I think. Mildred: Why should it be? Monte: 'Cause your reason for doing anything is usually Veda. Mildred: Well, whether it is or isn't, what's your answer? Monte: I can't afford you, Mildred. You have money and I haven't. All I have is pride and a name, and I can't sell either. Mildred: I see. Monte: I'm not enjoying this, Mildred. Things are very different now from the way they were in the beginning. Mildred: I know. I haven't forgotten. Monte: Neither have I. I want you to love me again the way you did then. I need that more than anything else. I'm lost without it. I told you that day I knew you were the only woman in the world for me. I loved you then, Mildred, and I love you now. Mildred: Well then why... Monte: I can't marry you. I won't go on taking tips from you as I used to. Of course, if I owned a share in your business... Mildred: Oh I see. I think I understand now. How much of a share would your pride require, Monte? Monte: Please don't put it that way, Mildred. You know it hurts me to do this. I'm only doing it because I... Mildred: How much of a share? Monte: One third. Mildred: All right. [He moves to kiss her. She raises her glass to block him.] Sold. One Beragon.

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