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But I'm no one to talk.
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I never got on with Mama.
I still don't.
:14:05
I hear Dan's going back to work soon.
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I guess you'll be quitting
before long.
:14:11
We got $4000 worth
of doctor bills to pay.
:14:16
I will probably be making
cheeseburgers for your grandkids.
:14:59
What are my chances this morning
of interesting you kids in John Keats?
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None at all.
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Joe Bob?
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I read that poem of his
about the nightingale.
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I didn't think it was so good.
:15:16
Sounded like he wanted
to be a nightingale.
:15:19
I don't think he wanted
to be a nightingale, Joe Bob.
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Maybe he just wanted to be immortal.
:15:25
All you have to do to be immortal
is lead a good Christian life.
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Anyone can do it
if they love the Lord.
:15:32
Well, maybe so, Joe Bob. Maybe so.
:15:34
Here now, let me read you this:
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When old age
shall this generation waste
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Thou shalt remain
in midst of other woe
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Than ours, a friend to man,
to whom thou say'st.:
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"Beauty is truth, truth beauty, "...
that is all
:15:54
Ye know on earth,
and all ye need to know.
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Run, you little pissants, run!