Now, we were lucky with our hand cleaning.

And if we're lucky, in that moment, someone steps into that doubt and fear, takes a hand and says,

Lucky! You call this lucky?

You were lucky, Hilts. Lucky?

A nice lucky number.

What a lucky man!

You're a lucky man.

I'm a lucky guy.

You're a lucky fellow.

She's a lucky girl.

Kip's a lucky boy.

She's a lucky one.

This time I got lucky. Lucky?

Oh, Lucky! Come on, Lucky, boy.

Sure is lucky I'm a rich man. Yes, sirree, it sure is lucky.

I'm a very lucky person.

They got a lucky break.

He's just a lucky guy.

Aren't you a lucky boy!

You're a lucky man, Lionel.

You're a lucky fellow, Louis.

You're a lucky man, Sammy.

Eightyfive is a lucky number.

I got lucky, that's all. Just lucky.

Lucky?

. Lucky? .

Lucky.

I've been astonishingly lucky, we've been astonishingly lucky.

What a lucky person he is!

It's lucky to be a man.

Congratulations, Sam. What a lucky guy.

You're a lucky lady. Anything wrong?

What a lucky girl Ill be

What a lucky boy Id be

You're a lucky fellow, Harry Worp.

Well, congratulations. You're a lucky man.

He certainly was a lucky lawyer.

You are in a lucky boat.

You're a lucky young man Joe.

Rupe, you're a very lucky boy.

You're a very lucky girl, Karen.

And best of all, he's lucky. Aren't you lucky?

You're lucky.

I'm lucky.

She's lucky.