Wild in the Country
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:14:05
- Hello, Mrs. Speery.
- Glenn.

:14:12
- How nice to see you.
- Thank you.

:14:18
-You been out to the penitentia again?
-Yes.

:14:21
It's been
one of those long mornings.

:14:26
- How's your new job working out?
-Just fine.

:14:30
- I wrote Mr. Macy a letter
and thanked him for the job.
- Oh, good.

:14:34
- Lunch?
- Had it, thanks.

:14:42
- Sarah doesn't approve of you.
- Yeah, I know.

:14:45
She likes to hose down
the porch herself.

:14:49
What's this?
:14:53
Uh, that's the sto, ma'am.
I rewrote it like you asked me to.

:14:59
Oh, I'm very pleased.
:15:10
All these things that are yours--
:15:14
I can see a whole life in them.
:15:20
- You read French, ma'am?
- Yes, I read French.

:15:26
- And what are these--
your father's old medical books?
- Mm-hmm.

:15:34
- Do you think this is art?
- Yes, I think that's art.

:15:41
If you say so.
:15:50
This play program--
:15:54
- who is Paul Speery, ma'am?
- He was my husband.


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