The Yearling
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:42:04
How do you know that?
:42:08
I just know.
:42:11
Could be.
:42:16
Yeah.
:42:18
Could be.
:42:22
Pa! Pa! Pa!
I can see him, Pa. I can see him.

:42:27
An old Spaniard riding along.
Fodderwing said I could spy him here.

:42:31
That's nice.
:42:33
- What'd he say he seen?
- A Spaniard.

:42:36
What Spaniard?
:42:39
I don't know.
:42:45
There, now. I was scared this
wouldn't stand another washing.

:42:49
- What else you got that's cool to wear?
- Nothing, excusing my wedding dress.

:42:55
- That black alpaca's nice.
- That went to pieces three years ago.

:42:59
It went to pure rags,
doing work just like this.

:43:03
Toting washing to a sinkhole
half a mile from the house...

:43:07
...toting water to wash and cook in.
:43:10
You'll get your well one day,
right outside your door.

:43:14
I'll believe it when I see it.
:43:16
After all these years of waiting,
I'll take no stock in it.

:43:26
Ora, I think me and Jody'll
make us a trip to Volusia.

:43:32
Yeah. I got some trading I wanna do.
:43:43
Ain't it exciting just to see it, Pa?
:43:46
Yes, once in a while,
it's a pleasure to see a town.

:43:50
Get along, Caesar.
:43:52
It'll be nice seeing
your sweetheart, won't it?

:43:55
You know I got no sweetheart.
:43:58
You ain't going back on Eulalie
after you held hands last Christmas?


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