:47:26
Good morning, Mrs. Clay, Sarah.
:47:47
I reckon that's plenty.
:47:51
People used to say I could sink an ax
deeper than anybody they ever saw.
:48:04
Well, that's still not bad
for a city feller.
:48:15
This house certainly takes me back
to the time when...
:48:19
I was just a little old
shirt-tailed boy in Kentucky.
:48:23
Our place was just about
this size too.
:48:27
One window, I remember...
:48:29
and a dirt floor.
:48:34
Some wild crab apple trees
out in the front yard.
:48:39
And a big hearth inside
where I used to stretch out...
:48:42
while my mother read to me.
:48:45
I'll never forget how bad I felt
the day we decided to...
:48:48
pull up stakes
and head for Indiana.
:48:53
Kentucky's a mighty fine place
to live, but...
:48:56
with all the slaves coming in,
white folks had a hard time making a livin'.