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Liliom

Get out of here. I'm discharged. And you get out of here.


Julie

[Timidly.] Mister Liliom, if she's willing to say that she hasn't discharged you——


Liliom

You keep out of this.


Julie

[Timidly.] I don't want this to happen on account of me.


Liliom

[To Mrs. Muskat, pointing to Julie.] Apologize to her!


Marie

A-ha!

Mrs. Muskat

Apologize? To who?


Liliom

To this little pigeon. Well—are you going to do it?


Mrs. Muskat

If you give me this whole park on a silver plate, and all the gold of the Rothschilds on top of it—I'd—I'd——Let her dare to come into my carousel again and she'll get thrown out so hard that she'll see stars in daylight!