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" Dace sniffs in twos--
sniff-sniff--
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but sometimes sniffs in threes
and fours--sniff-sniff-sniff.
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Running or walking, wet or d,
head cocked like a spaniel...
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who aims to please,
little Dace sniffs.
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Does a rabbit know
about its twitchy nose?
:19:24
Can we say the cricket hears
its chirp?
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Well,just like that, Dace doesn't even
know he sniffs. Dace is dead.
:19:33
He's brown and leather dead like
the meat from the smokehouse.
:19:38
And sniffs? Well, smoke and all,
may God hang him high...
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like a fitch of bacon
in the winter wind."
:19:48
I wish I'd written that.
:19:51
- You've got some sort of real
natural on your hands, Irene.
- Then you agree with me?
:19:55
Oh-ho, I'd say. Given time
and seasoning, anything might happen.
:20:01
His contact with the paper's
immediate and instant.
:20:04
He writes exactly
as he feels and thinks.
:20:08
I'll try and write
a scholarship for him.
:20:10
Send him in.
:20:16
Glenn. You'll never
regret this,Joe.
:20:20
I hope not. But don't get
too involved, Irene.
:20:25
Great expectations,
great disappointments.
:20:29
Glenn, this is Professor Larson.
Glenn Tyler.
:20:32
- How do you do, sir?
- How do you do?
:20:36
- I want to say just one thing,
Mr. Tyler. May I?
- Yes, sir.
:20:43
For man to discover fire
was nothing.
:20:46
To learn to use and control it
was evething.
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- Will you think about that
and what it means?
- Yes, sir, I will.
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If you were taking my course,