:41:06
Quite a shindig, ain't it?
:41:07
Some of these folks look as queer
in church as a mule does in the front...
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parlor.
:41:18
How do, Mrs. Cravat?
I'm Mrs. Tracy Wyatt.
:41:22
How do you do?
:41:23
It was so nice of your husband
to conduct this service this morning.
:41:27
About time the intellectual life
of this community was stirred up a bit.
:41:32
Yes.
:41:35
I was a schoolteacher back East,
that is in Cairo, Illinois.
:41:40
- Indeed?
- Yes, indeed.
:41:42
I can trace my ancestry right back
to William Whipple...
:41:45
one of the signers
of the Declaration of Independence.
:41:49
Lands, yes.
:41:52
Some pumpkins.
:41:54
I'll say. Hey, Annie.
:42:02
Come along, girls.
:42:14
- Dixie Lee, just arrived in town.
- Dixie Lee?
:42:19
Why, I thought you'd heard of her.
:42:22
Why, she's a...
:42:34
Right here, sister. Take my pew.
:42:36
Get up, webfoot, and give the gals a seat.
:42:39
Rest the velvet, lady.
Look out for them splinters.
:42:42
Sit down. Take off your hat.
:42:45
- Ain't she a huckleberry?
- Lollapalooza, field up, pert and chipper.
:42:50
Those girls. Red Fork.