The Yearling
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:08:00
- You said men have to stick together.
- That's right, boy.

:08:05
If you was to speak to Ma
about that little coon...

:08:09
No, thank you.
I ain't aiming to die afore my time.

:08:13
Get down to the sinkhole
and bring your ma some water.

:08:17
Yes, Pa.
:08:24
Hey, Ma! I like you, Ma!
:08:26
You get mighty loving
when I got a dish in my hand.

:08:30
That's when you're the prettiest.
That ain't sweet tater pone, is it?

:08:35
- It is.
- It's sweet tater pone!

:08:38
Pa, a big old buck watered down
at the glen today. I seen his...

:08:43
When was you down at the glen?
:08:49
Today, Ma.
:08:50
So that's it.
And me calling and calling.

:08:54
You getting slick as a clay road
in the rain.

:08:57
- I fooled you! I got to fool you once!
- You fooled me.

:09:02
- Evening, Ma.
- And you just as bad as the boy.

:09:07
You both getting mighty sly.
Sit down afore the pone steams off.

:09:12
Dear Lord, thanks again
for the vittles. Amen.

:09:18
I declare,
that's a mighty skimpy blessing.

:09:21
I get hungry when I go logging.
The Lord will know what I mean.

:09:25
Ma? Ma, I seen a thing today.
:09:33
Must I hear it or live in ignorance?
:09:36
- It was only a big frog.
- A big frog?

:09:40
A big frog!
:09:47
Mighty interesting.
:09:59
- Good night, Pa.
- Good night, boy.


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