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How can you laugh?
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- Isaiah.
- Can't you understand?

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I didn't go to fret nobody.
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You all dress up fine
for a church's meeting...

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so I pleased to dress myself up
Sunday style.

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That's right, Isaiah.
We take it as a personal compliment.

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- Why, you look finer than any of us.
- I just fixed my twily like you all.

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Say, Isaiah, would you like to have
a real suit of Sunday clothes?

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A Sunday suit for me to wear? For true?
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I don't want you to go
to that church meeting.

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Oh, now, now. You don't understand.
Now, listen close.

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I want you to do
something important for me.

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Now, the house is all alone, see.
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I want you to go down there
and keep watch...

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till we come home
from that church meeting.

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Patrol duty. That's what.
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Patrol duty? Yes, sir, Master Yancey.
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Now you take this and if anyone tries
to break in, shoot.

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- I'll kill them dead.
- Fine.

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And then you get a new suit and boots,
besides. Now, scoot.

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Yes, sir. I'm scooting.
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Do you think... Yancey, let's not go.
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Tell them you're sick or I'm sick.
Tell them anything...

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We're late, honey.
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Hi, Yance. Hiya, preacher man.
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Now, Preacher, where's your Bible?
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Right here, boys.
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Now no loafing in the entrance.
Either come in or stay out.

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Did you see that man, Yountis?
He looked at you so...

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That's fine, honey.
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I always like to have the members
of my flock right under my eye.


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