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What is it?
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What does it say, Mother?
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Julia.
She's coming to stay with us next week.
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- Oh, no!
- Oh, please! Not Julia!
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Oh!
:39:27
Best leave these folks to their grief.
Come along, Lallie Joy.
:39:30
Do I have to have to, Pa?
It's been real interesting here.
:39:34
Yes, come along.
See you tomorrow.
:39:37
Goodbye, Osh.
And thanks for everything.
:39:44
And I want you two
out of those dying gladiator attitudes.
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Julia is your cousin, and a Carey. And
I don't want you to forget that, ever.
:39:53
- Forget it?
- Nancy.
:39:55
Try to realize that Julia's story
is rather a sad one.
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She never even knew her mother.
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And after her dear father died,
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the Fergusons very kindly took her in
and raised her.
:40:06
Kindly took her in?
George Ferguson had a guilty conscience.
:40:10
He knew those stocks he sold her father
were as worthless as ours.
:40:14
She's the Fergusons' responsibility.
Why dump her on us?
:40:17
Because now George writes
he can't keep her.
:40:20
Another unfortunate investment.
:40:23
Mm.
:40:25
But there is one thing we're going
to do. We're going to welcome her.
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Really welcome her.
:40:30
As a cousin, and as a young girl
who has no other home to go to.
:40:34
Well, we didn't really have a home
for a while either.
:40:37
But we didn't go around begging
all our old relatives to take us in.
:40:46
Have you both forgotten?
:40:48
We had each other.
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Julia doesn't know any of this
and it would kill her if she found out.