A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
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1:57:06
will you carry my flowers for me,
Mama?

1:57:22
Ah, ya missed it, Steve.
1:57:24
Ah, hello, handsome.
1:57:26
Ah, l'm begging your pardon, Mrs.
Nolan. l just happened to drop in.

1:57:29
And your brother in law here seemed
to be needing a little help.

1:57:32
And the baby didn't seem to mind, so
l hope l'm not intruding.

1:57:38
Well, not at all, Mr. McShane.
1:57:43
You sit right down. We're going home.
Come along, Steve.

1:57:51
l'll take her, Mr. McShane.
1:57:52
Oh, l'd like it if you'd leave her.
1:57:54
Her and me has got to be good
friends.

1:58:00
Well, l wish you didn't have to
hurry.

1:58:02
Gotta get this family of mine home.
1:58:03
Steve's got to deliver milk to a lot
of those babies

1:58:05
that like that bottled kind.
1:58:08
...Hmm. You don't want frown like
that, Kate.

1:58:10
The fellas don't like that at all.
Good bye, kids. So long, Mac.

1:58:15
Oh, so long, Mrs. Edwards.
1:58:17
Thank you, Aunt Sissy.
1:58:23
Bye, Mac.
1:58:24
Mr. Edwards, good bye.
1:58:29
Well... Well, l will take the
baby from you, Mr. McShane.

1:58:42
Mrs. Nolan, likely you've been
wondering why l came here tonight.

1:58:51
Well, let your wondering be over
because

1:58:53
l came here on a personal matter.
1:58:55
Mama, should l go...
1:58:56
No, no. Don't be leaving, children.
1:58:58
My conversation will be concerning
you as well as your mother.


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