The papers?

The newspapers, huh?

Hey, the late paper just came in! Who wants the late paper?

The newspaper, gentlemen?

Big deal, old newspapers.

Don't you read the newspaper?

Don't you read the newspaper?

You read about it in your newspapers.

Morning, Miss. Two of each there.

We have a boy who delivers 'em.

Have a look at The Times.

The paper, madam.

I run a couple of newspapers.

The newspapers for example.

What time does this newspaper boy arrive?

The papers are on the street now.

That's it, old newspapers!

This works until you invent newspapers.

I have the paper store down on Graham Street.

My family subscribes to a newspaper.

This led to another form of media coverage, newspapers.

All these other papers panning me, I could expect that.

It's a gruesome picture. That's what sells papers.

I don't care what newspaper he's with.

I know they're on the street, the other papers.

Mr Weddle, you'll get your name in the papers yet.

(bell rings) All right, fellas, here they come.

I sawthe headlines of the divorce.

You saw the newspapers. My fingerprints are on the knife.

The newspapers haven't been very kind to us.

Pictures of coffins covered with flags went all over the papers.

The papers. What's the idea of throwing them out?

Did you ever see a house made out of newspapers?

You can stop playing games with those newsboys.

Something that'll make all the other papers look sick.

Mr Weddle, maybe you can get your name in the papers.

It's there for others to read beside myself, my lad.

You're dying to see your name in the paper, huh?

Maybe he went out for the papers or something.

You don't see it in the newspaper every day.

What about newspapers?

Or else we'll all die, got it?

And then when you order the paper by the week, Mrs Carr,

I know those ads. The papers are full of them.

You don't want him to read about you in the papers.