:47:11
- Where's that music coming from?
- That's Brother Eben and his flock.
:47:14
He preaches bad sass to the Devil.
:47:16
I was thinking if you won't be needing me,
I'd like to go to that meeting tonight.
:47:20
- You can go after I'm dressed.
- Yes, ma'am.
:47:22
Mr. Brooks sure been good to you.
:47:24
Wasn't you just a little bit nervous
when he gave you all those presents?
:47:28
No, I was calm and collected.
:47:33
There was no reason for him giving me
all those wonderful presents.
:47:36
I don't know him much better
than I know Shakespeare.
:47:39
Shakespeare? I don't remember
any Mr. Shakespeare calling on you.
:47:44
- That was before you came with me.
- I see.
:47:48
It's gonna hurt,
but I'm gonna give all those jewels back.
:47:51
That is if I get them back.
What?
:47:54
I'm saying I shouldn't have taken them
in the first place.
:47:57
When it comes to refusing jewellery,
I got about as much willpower as a flea...
:48:01
that's weak.
:48:03
All my life
I've been looking for a man...
:48:05
that's big, handsome,
and got plenty of money.
:48:08
What you've been looking for is three men.
:48:10
- Are you in love?
- Uh-huh.
:48:12
What kind of husband
should I get?
:48:14
Why don't you take a single man?
Leave the husbands alone.
:48:17
And that's one to remember.
Yes, ma'am.
:48:20
I still don't understand why you is giving
Mr. Claybourne all those jewels back.
:48:24
I'm going to stop this thing
before it goes too far.
:48:27
I could like him very much.
:48:30
I don't think I'd make him happy.
:48:32
And people would talk.
:48:34
What could anybody say
about you, Miss Ruby?
:48:36
People get reputations
from people talking about people...
:48:39
when they don't even know the people.
:48:41
Yeah, saying things that ain't true.
:48:43
Give me my pocketbook.
:48:45
When you go to that prayer meeting
say a little prayer for me.
:48:48
Yes, ma'am, I sure will.
:48:49
Here, put that in the collection,
and be sure not to take any change.
:48:53
No, ma'am.
:48:56
Pray, children