:12:00
And she said to chop that in with it.
:12:02
She did?
:12:11
And a piece of suet to fry it with
Mama said.
:12:14
Sweet jumping chrystophers.
:12:25
You know? Mama thinks we don't know
anything.
:12:28
Yeah, she acts like we were kids or
something.
:12:31
l bet she has a fight with Aunt
Sissy tonight.
:12:33
ls got something to do with men
liking Aunt Sissy too much.
:12:36
Well, Papa says we oughta make
everybody like us.
:12:39
l guess maybe ladies shouldn't.
:12:40
Maybe Aunt Sissy wouldn't have
changed husbands too much if any of
:12:43
her babies would have lived.
She's crazy about babies.
:12:46
Look who's talking about babies.
A lot you know.
:12:49
l know as much as you do.
:12:50
You don't know nothing.
:12:52
You think you're so smart.
Boys make me sick.
:12:54
Well what do you think girls make
people?
:12:56
Here she comes!
:13:12
Six loaves!
:13:13
And a pie, not too crushed.
:13:17
Breaïs fine.
:13:18
l wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't
more than three days old.
:13:20
ls that all, Mom? Can we go now?
:13:22
Yes, you're free.
:13:28
Where's the fire?
:13:29
There's a scout for the Brooklyns
tomorrow.
:13:31
They're looking for a catcher.
:13:32
Where are you going?
:13:33
Oh, no place much.
:13:34
Well, don't go dream-walking,
crossing the street.
:13:50
T... U... Burton:
"Anatomy of Melancholy".