Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I can't remember what my parents look like.
Why'd the Japanese close the school?
How you doing, Frank?
Jim, chew your food.
"They were being loved."
Dr. Rawlins, l've got my homework.
-Everyone. Everyone. -Jim!
Boiled water?
I've lived here my whole life! I know my way everywhere.
Because I think for us both.
I'm waiting for my chauffeur.
God rest ye merry gentlemen
You wouldn't want a watch, would you?
FATHER: Behave yourself.
Excuse me, sir. My name is James Graham. l'm British.
Now number seven for the sketch.
English boy!
You're welcome, Jim.
I've never been there.
[YELLING lN ENGLlSH]
I once met Madame Sun Yat-Sen.
As Far East tensions grow, British nationals evacuate...
Mr. Lockwood? He's with the British Association.
MAN 2: Cleaned up your room.
It may have been my fault. I'm terribly sorry.
[JIM SPEAKS lN JAPANESE]
FRANK: The lucky kid. MAN: Cleaned me out.
[SPEAKS IN CHlNESE]
[WHlSTLE BLOWS]
BASlE: Buying and selling, Frank. You know.
JlM: Am l going to school? MOTHER: There's no school today.
You've been in Shanghai 1 00 years. It's only an incident.
...has sent a million soldiers into Manchuria.
The British dorm's so lethargic. Will you let me?
-He'll be ingratiated to you. BASlE: Ingratiated is a fine word.
Amah, l'll have...
Jim. A new name for a new life.
-Please! -Please!
[SHOUTS IN JAPANESE]
I'm your friend.
Try not to think so much!
Mrs. Victor, we're going upcountry.
They are sick of me.
RAWLINS: I'm all right.
Pretend you're dead, Mrs. Victor.
BASlE: Shanghai Jim.
Especially military aviation.
I don't know about God.
Frankly, it's a tossup now between you and Dainty.
A steamer left Shanghai yesterday with 450 British on board...
...hotter than the sun.
Tomorrow, gerunds. What about English?
Squeeze up.