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"And the hollow of Jacob's thigh was
out of joint as he wrestled with him."
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"And the angel said
'Let me go, for the day breaketh."'
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"And Jacob said 'I will not let thee go,
except thou bless me."'
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Amen.
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Oh, you angel.
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- That's a very strange grace, James.
- It's from the Good Book, isn't it?
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Of course it is. Didn't you know?
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- Yes, I knew.
- Well, why ask?
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It is from the Good Book
and therefore a fitting grace.
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Well, I don't know about that.
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There's a lot of things in the Good Book
that I don't care to hear just before eating.
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Well, fitting in the sense that Jacob's thigh
was out of joint, and so is this piggy's.
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- James, I declare!
- Pickles, Aunt Ev?
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I should say so.
You know my opinion of your pickles.
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This is the end of them, I'm afraid.
I didn't put up nearly enough last summer.
:45:47
Reverend looked in today
to complain his hens had stopped layin'.
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Poor fella, he was out of joint. All that...
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- I've always suspected those hens.
- Of what?
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I think they're papists. Has he tried...
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Now you're pulling my lower extremity.
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The first thing you know
we'll be having another... one of our...
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- Miss Annie, it's a very special day.
- It will be, when I give in to that.
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Please. I've hardly welcomed her home.
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- Captain Keller.
- Katie, we had a little talk.
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- Miss Annie feels if we indulge Helen...
- It's a napkin. It's not breakable.
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And everything she's learned is.
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Mrs Keller, we shouldn't
play tug of war for her.
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Either give her to me
or you keep her from kicking.
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- What do you wish to do?
- Let me take her from the table.
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Let her stay. She's only a child...
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- And ask outsiders not to interfere.
- Outsider? Why, I'm the child's aunt.
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Will this once hurt so much, Miss Annie?
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I've made all of Helen's favourite foods.
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It's her homecomin' party, Miss Annie.