Imitation of Life
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:04:00
And thank you for being
so kind, Mrs....
Johnson.

:04:03
I'm Lora Meredith.
I've never been
so frightened in my life.

:04:07
One moment I had her,
and the next moment
she was gone.

:04:10
Thank Mrs. Johnson
for being so nice.
Thank you!

:04:13
And say good-bye
to the little girl.
Good-bye? Now?

:04:16
But, darling, we have
to go back to the city.
But we wanna play!

:04:19
Please?
Please, Mommy,
please!

:04:21
Oh, all right.
But only for a little while.

:04:24
Come on, Sarah Jane!
:04:27
You're it!
You're it!

:04:29
You're it!
You're it!

:04:34
Susie doesn't have many
children to play with
where we live.

:04:37
I guess Sarah Jane's
kind of lonesome too.

:04:41
They got along fine
right off.

:04:43
Sarah Jane's a lovely child.
How long have you
taken care of her?

:04:47
All her life.
:04:49
Oh, I wish I had someone
to look after Susie.

:04:52
A maid to live in?
Someone to take care
of your little girl?

:04:56
A strong, healthy,
settled-down woman...

:04:58
who eats like a bird
and doesn't care
if she gets no time off...

:05:01
and will work real cheap?
:05:03
Well, yes, if one exists.
Oh, someday.

:05:06
Why not today?
I'm available.

:05:09
You?
Me. Annie Johnson.

:05:12
You mean you'd
consider leaving that
lovely little girl?

:05:15
Oh, I wouldn't be leaving her.
My baby goes where I go.

:05:22
Sarah Jane
is your child?

:05:25
Yes, ma'am.
It surprises most people.

:05:28
Sarah Jane favors her daddy.
He was practically white.

:05:31
He left before she was born.
:05:34
Seems to me, Miss Meredith,
I'm just right for you.

:05:37
You wouldn't have to pay
no wages. Just let me come
and do for you.

:05:41
I couldn't do that.
I'd have to pay you,
and I... can't now.

:05:49
Susie!
:05:55
I ought to knock
your blocks off.

:05:58
I'll take care of it,
mister. I'll wham
the hides off both of them.


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