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Tim escapes from the burning
building by tying sheets together and climbing out the window. |
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When Tim returns the
money purse Max dropped, Max agrees to take him on as a partner
in the business. |
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Tim promises to take
care of the ailing Max. |
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Buying used clothes
on Fifth Avenue. |
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A little boy agrees
to sell Tim bottles for one cent each, but they must be emptied
first. What Tim doesn't realize is they are bottles of expensive
wine. |
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The Father from the
orphanage finds Tim on the street and says he must take him back. |
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Tim doesn't anticipate
the angry response he's going to get from Mrs. Malloy when he
suggests that she and Max get married. |
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Tim feels he has failed
Max and decides to go back to the orphanage. |
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Max angrily confronts
the unscrupulous lawyer who stole his invention. |
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With wealth regained,
Tim and Max begin indulging in more leisurely activities. |