:36:00
Remember how mad you was when
he thought he ought to bring me home?
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- I did not get mad.
- Oh, yes, you did.
:36:11
Charlie was all right.
You was just jealous.
:36:16
- I was not jealous.
- Yes, you were, Doc.
:36:19
You got jealous when we went anyplace
if I even looked at another boy.
:36:24
There was nothing between Charlie
and me. There never was.
:36:28
Honey, I'm trying to read.
:36:36
Are you hungry? Hungry?
:36:45
Lots of other boys
called me up for dates.
:36:48
Sammy Knight.
:36:51
Hank Biederman.
:36:55
- Dutch McCoy.
- Sure, baby, you were the It girl.
:36:58
But I saved all my dates for you,
didn't I, Daddy?
:37:02
- As far as I know.
- Doc, I did.
:37:05
You know I did. I never had a date
with any other boy but you.
:37:09
That was a long time ago.
It's all forgotten.
:37:12
Doc, how can you say that? Those were
the happiest times of our lives.
:37:17
I'll never forget them.
:37:19
I'll never forget that spring.
:37:22
It was such a nice spring.
The trees were so full and so green.
:37:26
And the air smelled so sweet.
:37:30
Remember the walks we took
down by the old chapel?
:37:34
It was so quiet and still.
:37:38
That was such a nice spring.
:37:41
In spring, a young man's fancy turns...
pretty fancy.
:37:46
I was pretty then, wasn't I, Doc?
:37:50
Remember the first time
you kissed me?
:37:52
You were scared as a young girl.
You trembled so.
:37:57
We'd been going together
almost a year.