Little Murders
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Up every morning with enough
of the failing strength...

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that finally deserted her last year
at Miami Beach at the age of 91...

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to face another day
of hopelessness and despair.

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3134 Biscayne Boulevard.
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God.
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And you tell me you don't want him
in the ceremony!

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Look at these hands.
The hands of a judge?

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The hands of a professional man?
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Not on your sweet life.
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The hands of a worker!
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I worked!
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These hands toiled
from the time I was nine.

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Strike that. Seven.
Every morning up at 5:00...

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dressing in the pitch black to run down
seven flights of stairs, 13 steps a flight...

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I'll never forget them... to run
five blocks to the Washington market...

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unpacking crates
for 75 cents a week.

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A dollar if I worked
on Sundays. Maybe.

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Where was my God then?
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Where, on those
bitter cold mornings...

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with my hands so blue with frostbite
they looked like ladies' gloves...

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was God?
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Here. In my heart.
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Where he was, has been
and will always be...

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till the day they carry me feetfirst
out of this courtroom.

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Knock wood.
God grants it soon.

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My first murder trial...
Where you going? I'm not finished.

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- You're not gonna marry us.
- I'm not finished.

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Don't be a smart punk.
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You're a know-it-all
wise-guy punk, aren't ya?

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I've seen your kind.
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You'll come up before me again!
[Echoes]

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[Big Band On Radio]
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You were never married before?

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