:55:02
# At the Ugly Bug Ball
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# Then our caterpillar
saw a pretty queen
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# She was beautiful
in yellow, black and green
:55:32
# He said, "Would you care to dance?"
:55:36
# Their dancing led to romance
:55:38
# Then she sat upon
his caterpillar knees
:55:41
# And he gave
his caterpillar queen a squeeze
:55:46
# Soon they'll honeymoon,
build a big cocoon
:55:49
# Thanks to the Ugly Bug Ball
:55:52
# Come on, let's crawl,
gotta crawl, gotta crawl
:55:55
# To the Ugly Bug Ball,
to the Ball, to the Ball
:55:59
# And a happy time we'll have there,
one and all
:56:04
# At the Ugly Bug Ball" #
:56:06
Osh. Mother wants you.
:56:16
Not too hot, Lallie Joy.
Test it with your elbow.
:56:19
Julia, you can't take a bath in here.
:56:21
I'm tired of lugging
kettles of hot water upstairs.
:56:26
At the Fergusons', Gladys and I had
our own bath, right next to our room,
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with plenty of hot running water.
:56:32
This isn't the Fergusons'.
This is the Careys'.
:56:36
Well, it seems to me that
if the Careys are silly enough
:56:39
to spend money on a house
they don't own,
:56:41
the first thing they should have done
:56:43
was to install civilized plumbing
in this primitive place.
:56:48
Well, really!
:56:51
- Where is your ma?
- In the sewing room.
:56:58
Primitive or not, the Careys
are just as clean as the Fergusons.