Imitation of Life
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:10:01
Thank you.
:10:04
Eggs?
Where did they come from?

:10:07
The milkman was here
a minute ago.

:10:09
I told him to leave
your regular order.

:10:11
Oh, no. He didn't come
to leave my order. He stopped
doing that two weeks ago.

:10:15
May I?
Thank you.

:10:17
He wanted to collect
something on his bill.

:10:19
Didn't say anything
about a bill to me.
He was very polite.

:10:23
Gave me the order and said,
looked like things
were picking up.

:10:25
He thought you were my maid.
Now he thinks I'm prosperous.

:10:29
No sin in lookin' prosperous.
Just a way of showin'
your trust in the lord.

:10:33
Telling him you're ready
whenever he is.

:10:36
I'll get it, Miss Lora.
:10:40
Miss Meredith's
residence.

:10:43
I'll see if it's convenient
for Miss Meredith
to come to the phone.

:10:47
Is it the landlord
Mr. Berwitt?

:10:49
Pretty sure he said
the A-Acme Model Agency.

:10:55
Hello?
:10:57
Yes, this is Miss Meredith.
:11:02
Yes. Yes, I can be there
by then.

:11:09
Fine. Thank you.
:11:12
Oh, Annie, I've got
a job modeling.

:11:14
A job?
:11:15
I've registered everywhere.
But this is the first call.

:11:18
Now, isn't that fine?
:11:24
Annie, if you have
no other plans, will you stay
with Susie until I come back?

:11:29
Why, certainly.
:11:31
Do you know this will be
the first money I've earned
since I came to New York?

:11:35
Except for those envelopes.
:11:37
I was wondering what they were.
I address them
for a mail-order house.

:11:41
By hand.
It gives them a personal touch,
and I can do them at home.

:11:45
They should have been
finished yesterday.
Well, can't be helped.

:11:50
If I get a job modeling,
at least I'll be seen.


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