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I-I think it's dyin'-- my tree. I could
show it to the people who gave it to me,
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but I'm embarrassed to let them
see how sick I let it get.
:21:07
- There. Look up ''buckeye'' in the index.
- The what ?
:21:10
I'll start slower.
These are called ''books.''
:21:13
- Are you still with me ? Here.
- Hey.
:21:18
Uh, there. See ? Read.
:21:22
'' Leaf rot. Root damage.
Nit-- Nitro--
:21:25
'' Nit-- Nitrogen d-- def--
:21:29
defic--''
[ Sighs ]
:21:33
- ''Defic--''
- Deficiency ! Keep reading.
:21:37
Also buckeye--
:21:39
Mm-hmm.
:21:42
[ Glass Breaks,
Woman Cries Out ]
:21:47
Excuse me.
:21:53
[ Door Opens ]
:21:58
Well, I don't know
how I could have made such a mistake.
:22:00
You don't look like Ruth Ann
at all, do you ? [ Laughs ]
:22:03
It's good to see you again, darlin'.
You come right on in.
:22:06
I want you to meet
my gentleman, Mr. Sprock.
:22:11
- Mr. Sprock ? Mr. Sprock.
- Hmm ?
:22:14
- Oh, how do you do ?
- Buttermilk ?
:22:26
Dear Lord, we pray
that You will bless this food...
:22:30
to the nourishment
of our bodies,
:22:32
and we pray, Lord, for a safe delivery
and a healthy child...
:22:37
for our new friend.
:22:39
And we ask forgiveness, Lord, for the
fornication that Mr. Sprock and me...
:22:44
have committed again
this afternoon.
:22:47
Amen.
:22:49
- Amen.
- Amen.
:22:56
I'll come by every day to take care
of it. You won't have to do a thing.
:22:59
- Oh, good.
- Now, if it's any kind
of bother, I could--