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36 Cards in this Set
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"see around |
this beautiful country of yours"- Mr Farraday |
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"you realise Stevens |
I don't expect you to be locked up in here all the time I am away"- Mr Farrady |
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"we've been |
friends for sometime now"- Reggie |
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"I know |
you do. Care deeply for him."- Reggie |
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"Good God |
man... Aren't you at all curious?"- Reggie |
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"he is |
out of his depth"- Reggie |
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"obliged" |
"gentleman's death"- Reggie |
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"My father |
was indeed the embodiment of dignity"-Stevens |
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"Father" |
- Stevens |
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Stevens s"I am proud |
of you. A good son. I hope I've been a good father to you."- Stevens senior |
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"looking at |
his hands as though he were faintly irritated by them."- Stevens |
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Miss k"looking down at |
the ground as though he hoped to find some precious jewel he had dropped there."- Miss Kenton |
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"he was truly |
a good man at heart, a gentleman thoguh and through, and one I am proud to have given my best years of service to."- Stevens |
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"a classic |
English gentleman"- Stevens |
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"his lordship |
here is an amateur"- Mr Lewis |
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"You look |
as though you're crying"- Lord Darlington |
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"a gentleman |
of great moral stature"- Stevens |
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"that Jewish |
propaganda sheet"- Lord Darlington |
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"wasn't a bad |
man. He wasn't a bad man at all."- Stevens |
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"I can't even |
say I made my own mistakes. Really- one has to ask oneself- what dignity is there in that?"- Stevens |
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'is properly |
speaking Ms Benn"- Stevens |
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"exemplary |
professionalism"- Stevens |
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"no doubt, |
she is pondering with regret decisions made in a far off past"- Stevens |
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'left her... |
so alone and desolate."- Stevens |
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"a sin |
as any sin ever was one"- Miss Kenton |
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"Why, Mr Stevens |
why, why, why do you always have to pretend?"- Miss Kenton |
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"I was simply |
being foolish."- Miss Kenton |
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"spark... |
...gone."- Miss Kenton |
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"my rightful |
place"- Miss Kenton |
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"I get to |
thinking about a life I might have had with you"- Miss Kenton |
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"is no doubt |
substantially attributable to... the arrival of Miss Kenton's letter"- Stevens |
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"For all its sad |
associations, whenever I recall that evening today, I find I do so with a large sense of triumph."- Stevens |
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"A butler of any |
quality must be seen to inhabit his role"- Stevens |
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"Indeed- why should |
I not admit it?- at that moment, my heart was breaking."- Stevens |
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"part |
of the package"- Man in the bench |
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"I will begin |
practising with a renewed effort"- Stevens |
