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Spring Tyler:
When you get home, I guess you'll start right in sending people off to prison?
William Ashton: I'm not that kind of lawyer. Spring Tyler: I didn't know there was but one kind. You mean there are good ones, too?
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
When you kissed me before... well, I really didn't mind it all that much. So... before you go, will you do it again?
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
You don't catch me painting myself up, do you? Wearing all kinds of hooks and straps and pumping perfume all over me enough to make a pig sick of the smell.
William Ashton: That's not all there is to being a girl. Spring Tyler: Well it's enough to turn *me* against it.
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
You wouldn't hate me then if I left you and married Ashton?
Tommy Tyler: I wouldn't take it kindly if you deprived me of grandchildren!
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John Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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William Ashton:
I don't know what you're thinking, but I can assure you...
Tommy Tyler: You don't have to assure me of nothing. I know Springer.
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John Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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William Ashton:
I doubt he's having a very good time over there.
Spring Tyler: You don't know him. When he's having the worst time, that's when he's having the best.
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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William Ashton:
Sleeping in pajamas is something people do without even thinking about it. That's all there is to it. People sleep in pajamas.
Spring Tyler: I don't.
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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William Ashton:
Where do you usually sail, Mr Tyler?
Tommy Tyler: Close to the wind. Spring Tyler: Too close, if you ask me. Tommy Tyler: Nobody asked you.
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John Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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William Ashton:
Will you do me a big favor Spring?
Spring Tyler: What? William Ashton: Stop calling me Ashton. Spring Tyler: What am I supposed to call you? William Ashton: Everybody else calls me Bill. Spring Tyler: Alright, I'll call you William. William Ashton: [chagrined] Thank you. Goodnight Spring. Spring Tyler: Goodnight Ashton.
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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