:57:01
And you can see the seasons change
when you go.
:57:05
Bend down, Papa. My cup runneth over.
:57:17
ls dishonest, thas what it is.
:57:19
You're setting the child an awful
bad example.
:57:21
Papa said if it doesn't hurt anybody,
:57:23
and if is not dishonest
in your heart...
:57:25
You two and your fancy words.
:57:26
How do you spell transfer, Francie?
:57:28
T-R-A-N-S-F-E-R.
:57:34
l'd rather be shot than do this
arithmetic.
:57:37
lll come to you, Sonny.
:57:38
And another thing, we kept Francie
out of here so she and Neeley could
:57:40
be in the same class and you could
look after him.
:57:43
And here, just the year when they're
getting ready to graduate,
:57:45
you go and...
:57:46
l tell you, is against the law and
you're making her live a lie and
:57:48
l won't have you doing it.
:57:51
l'm going to do this for her, Katie.
:57:53
Maybe is my fault, or not, but
there ain't much l can give her.
:58:04
Well, ill make an awful long walk
for your mornings.
:58:07
l don't mind getting up early.
:58:08
And ill be much harder on your
shoes and you won't have dresses '
:58:10
like the other children.
:58:12
l promise to wash down my dress
every single night.
:58:14
How do you spell "appreciate".
Francie?
:58:16
A-P-P...
:58:17
Wait a minute.
:58:20
R-E-C-l-A-T-E.
:58:25
Well, if the principal swallows that
story, and l don't think he will,
:58:28
l'll see what l can do about making
over that checked dress
:58:31
of mine for you.
:58:43
Why not, my school's over-crowded as
it is.
:58:48
This is Frances Nolan, class.
:58:50
l'm sure you'll all make her
welcome to our school.
:58:53
Now, that will be your desk, Frances.