| ! Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go pass out. | |
| ! You'll have to excuse me if I'm a bit thrown. | |
| " Bernie LaPlante, excuse number 4,106." | |
| " Please excuse Suzanne from morning classes. | |
| "A corpse is a dead weight", if you'll excuse the expression. | |
| ! Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go pass out. | |
| ! You'll have to excuse me if I'm a bit thrown. | |
| " Bernie LaPlante, excuse number 4,106." | |
| " Please excuse Suzanne from morning classes. | |
| "A corpse is a dead weight", if you'll excuse the expression. | |
| "And shower you only with excuses." | |
| "I am giving myself excuses to call you "and to see you and to connect with you and to love you." | |
| "I can never make up for all the terrible, hurtful things I did to you, Bobby, and I have no excuses either one of us would believe, but I hope in the quiet place in your heart where the truth lives, that my jealousy, as powerful as it was, was nothing compared to my love for you." | |
| "I fear you'll make excuses." "..and leave me alone." | |
| "I make excuses to see you." | |
| "And shower you only with excuses." | |
| "I am giving myself excuses to call you "and to see you and to connect with you and to love you." | |
| "I can never make up for all the terrible, hurtful things I did to you, Bobby, and I have no excuses either one of us would believe, but I hope in the quiet place in your heart where the truth lives, that my jealousy, as powerful as it was, was nothing compared to my love for you." | |
| "I fear you'll make excuses." "..and leave me alone." | |
| "I make excuses to see you." | |
| "" Nevertheless, if he was forced to its execution... by an impulse-- by an impulse which he was powerless to control... he will be excused from punishment." | |
| "But he got away with it and lived happily ever after without so much as a guilty twinge, which proves that you can be excused just about anything if you are a hero, because no one asks inconvenient questions." | |
| "Can I please be excused from this secret mountain killing school?" | |
| "Dear Coach Linklater, as I wrote yesterday, Grace needs to be excused from running in P.E. because she's contracted a cold. | |
| "I excused myself to go get my housecoat on. | |
| "And you are leaving without excusing yourself. | |
| - I'm not excusing myself. | |
| - Nobody's excusing anything. | |
| - Yeah, she's-- would you mind excusing us? | |
| All right, I'm not excusing myself from this either. | |
| "" Nevertheless, if he was forced to its execution... by an impulse-- by an impulse which he was powerless to control... he will be excused from punishment." | |
| "But he got away with it and lived happily ever after without so much as a guilty twinge, which proves that you can be excused just about anything if you are a hero, because no one asks inconvenient questions." | |
| "Can I please be excused from this secret mountain killing school?" | |
| "Dear Coach Linklater, as I wrote yesterday, Grace needs to be excused from running in P.E. because she's contracted a cold. | |
| "I excused myself to go get my housecoat on. | |
| "And you are leaving without excusing yourself. | |
| - I'm not excusing myself. | |
| - Nobody's excusing anything. | |
| - Yeah, she's-- would you mind excusing us? | |
| All right, I'm not excusing myself from this either. | |
