:23:09
Sometimes l feel like
a motherless child
:23:14
That ain't no ham, Miss Pearl.
That's a pig.
:23:19
Same thing.
:23:20
But Mrs. McCanles,
she's very particular...
:23:23
and she don't want no big pig
listed like no little ham.
:23:28
Here. Maybe you better
make the list, Vashti.
:23:30
No, ma'am. l can't write.
:23:32
Mrs. McCanles says to me once,
''Vashti, can you write?''
:23:36
And l says, ''Mrs. McCanles--''
:23:38
Vashti.
:23:40
Mrs. McCanles says to me once,
''Vashti, can you write?''
:23:43
And l says, ''Mrs. McCanles--''
:23:44
Vashti!
:23:46
Mrs. McCanles says--
:23:47
Vashti!
:23:49
That's Mr. Lewt.
l think he wants to see me.
:23:51
Vashti, where are you?
:23:53
l'm scared of that Mr. Lewt.
:23:55
He says to me once,
''Vashti, you're empty-headed.''
:23:59
Vashti!
:24:00
Tell Miss Pearl
to come out here.
:24:02
Miss Pearl--
:24:03
l heard him. Tell him l'm busy.
:24:06
Why don't you tell him...
:24:07
and l'll just run along
up to the house?
:24:09
All right, l'll tell him.
:24:13
What do you want?
:24:14
Thought you might like
to see some tricks.
:24:17
Watch this.
:24:22
That's a good boy.
:24:35
Hey, Lewt.
:24:38
What do you want?
:24:39
l thought you were supposed to
be on the round-up today.
:24:41
And suppose you tend
to your mortgages...
:24:43
and stop sticking your nose
in my business.
:24:46
Just as one civilized man
to another, l--
:24:48
if that isn't insulting you--
:24:50
l have a little
suggestion to make.
:24:52
All right. Let's have it.
:24:53
Why don't you
leave this one alone?
:24:57
She may do very nicely
if given half a chance.