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      • Captain: Madam, do you really think that I objected to that job of yours simply because I missed you here at Gull Cottage?... Ha! That's absurd! I have never been dependent upon a woman, any woman, at any time. I have managed perfectly well without you for over a hundred years. Edit
      • Captain:I'm very disappointed in you, Mrs. Muir. Working on a newspaper - and I thought you were a lady! Edit
      • Captain:The trouble with women is that they think like women. Edit
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