A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
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:13:12
Six loaves!
:13:13
And a pie, not too crushed.
:13:17
Breaïs fine.
:13:18
l wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't
more than three days old.

:13:20
ls that all, Mom? Can we go now?
:13:22
Yes, you're free.
:13:28
Where's the fire?
:13:29
There's a scout for the Brooklyns
tomorrow.

:13:31
They're looking for a catcher.
:13:32
Where are you going?
:13:33
Oh, no place much.
:13:34
Well, don't go dream-walking,
crossing the street.

:13:50
T... U... Burton:
"Anatomy of Melancholy".

:14:09
Burton: "Anatomy of Melancholy"
:14:21
Burton's "Anatomy of Melancholy"?
Are you sure you want this?

:14:25
Yes, ma'am.
:14:26
Don't you think is a trifle over
your head?

:14:28
Yes, ma'am.
:14:29
Then why did you select it?
:14:31
Well, l've read all the authors
beginning with "A",

:14:35
and all the "Bs" down to Burton.
ls next.

:14:38
You mean you're trying to read your
way straight through the library?

:14:41
Yes, ma'am.
:14:42
But, a book like this, you'll only
be confused.

:14:44
Please, l want to read clear through
the alphabet.

:14:46
l want to know everything in the
world.

:14:49
Well, all right. Only, do something
for me, won't you?

:14:56
Take another book too. Here:
:14:57
"When Knighthood Was in
Flower". Just for fun. ls Saturday.


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