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:13:03
There.
:13:05
As pretty as brushin' can make you.
:13:08
Oh, sugarpop, it's five after 6:00.
You better scat on home.

:13:12
And you be sure to take
your mama those glads.

:13:19
How ' bout my pie?
How ' bout my pecan pie?

:13:21
I ' ll get it done tonight
and bring it over to you.

:13:25
Now, Jessie, you mind
you go straight home.

:13:27
OK. Bye, Miss Bernice.
See you later, Miss Bernice.

:13:33
(Door Opens, Closes)
:13:36
Do you really like the scarf, Mama?
:13:39
It's real mink.
:13:41
Oh, there. You look
just like an old man's darling.

:13:45
No man ever give me
anything so good.

:13:48
We don't need men, Mama.
:13:50
We can do very well for ourselves.
You and me.

:13:54
A decent woman
don't have need for any man.

:13:58
Look at you, Marnie.
:14:00
I told Miss Cotton,
look at my girl Marnie.

:14:03
She's too smart to go gettin' herself
mixed up with men... none of 'em!

:14:09
Well, let's go on back to the kitchen.
:14:13
I've got to see to that pie.
:14:33
Uh, Marnie, I've been
thinking seriously

:14:36
about asking Miss Cotton and Jessie
to move in here with me.

:14:40
Miss Cotton is a real nice woman.
:14:44
She's decent. A hard-working woman
with a little girl to raise.

:14:48
Come on, Mama, why don't
you just say what you mean?

:14:51
What you want is for Jessie
to come live with you.

:14:56
Marnie, you oughtn't let yourself act
jealous of a little ol' kid like that.


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