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Pete Morgan:
There's one thing you gotta do for me, stay outta those woods.
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
Whatever happines I get I've got to find while I live.
Ellen Morgan: You can get happiness by giving it.
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Judith Anderson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
You defied the woods and you were hurt. She defied them, and now she's dead.
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Pete Morgan:
You know when I was a young man and in love, Sunday was a good day for swooning.
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Edward G. Robinson
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Nath Storm:
Go and stick your head under a faucet and cool off Tibby.
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Lon McCallister
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Nath Storm:
I don't care what Pete said, I wish we were prowling in the woods today.
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Lon McCallister
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Nath Storm:
I like the ground around here and I'd just as soon keep my feet on it.
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Lon McCallister
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Nath Storm:
I thought I better finish what Ellen set out to do sweetheart. I set fire to the red house. Looking forwards is much better than looking back.
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Lon McCallister
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Nath Storm:
Look mom, why don't you close the store and marry Don Brent.
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Lon McCallister
in
The Red House
(1947)
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Nath Storm:
She's like an ornery heifer sometimes, hard to hold down.
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Lon McCallister
in
The Red House
(1947)
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