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Tracy Lord, the wealthiest daughter of a wealthy Philadelphia family, and Mike Connor, an author and reporter with a disdain for the upper class, are talking together on the front lawn of the Lord home in the wee hours of the morning. They are both the worse for drink after a party to celebrate Tracy’s impending marriage to mining tycoon George Kittredge -- which Mike is covering for the magazine Destiny -- and both elated by a plot they have just hatched with Tracy’s brother Sandy to turn the
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Start: Tracy: Hello, you.
Mike: Hello.
Tracy: You look fine.
Mike: I feel fine.
End: Mike: You’re immense -- you’re tremendous.
Tracy: Not me -- oh, not me! Put me in your pocket, Mike --
Barry, Philip. The Philadelphia Story. Samuel French, New York, NY. 1969. pp. 76-82.
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