1:22:00
why, Lollie could come
and live with you.
1:22:04
And your name bein'
Mrs. Dallas, you see...
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everybody would naturally
think she was...
1:22:11
your little girl.
1:22:14
Then when ya went places,
you see...
1:22:17
well--
1:22:19
You see, you're
the kind of a mother...
1:22:23
that any girl would be proud of.
1:22:29
I didn't know anyone
could be so unselfish.
1:22:32
And I'll say one thing. You'd never
be ashamed of Lollie either.
1:22:35
Everybody's just crazy about her.
Oh, she makes a wonderful impression.
1:22:39
She's so refined
and elegant in her ways, but--
1:22:43
Oh, you already know that.
1:22:45
Anyway, she'd--
1:22:47
Well, anyway, she's--
1:22:51
Well, she's crazy
about you already.
1:22:53
She don't talk as much
as she used to, but...
1:22:56
that's because she thinks
I'm jealous or something, and l--
1:22:59
Oh, I guess I was a little,
but I'm not anymore.
1:23:03
And you'll see.
In a little while, she'll--
1:23:07
Well...
1:23:09
in a little while,
she'll forget all about me.
1:23:13
And it won't be any time
before she'll--
1:23:20
She'll love you just--
1:23:22
just like you were
her real mother.
1:23:25
And Mrs. Morrison,
she's so wonderful. You don't know.
1:23:28
I do know.
1:23:30
And I know it hasn't come
only from her father.
1:23:41
I have to go.
1:23:43
Lollie doesn't know
I've come here, and l--
1:23:46
I don't want her to yet.
She's awful funny underneath.
1:23:50
And I thought it all out.
It'll be better...
1:23:53
to just let her come
for the visit like always...
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and by that time,
it'll all be over.
1:23:58
The divorce, I mean.