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Get a little stretch.
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Why are you called Rooster?
I never heard a man called that.
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I guess in the old days,
I was cocky,
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kind of a struttin' bird.
- And have not changed much, as I see.
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My tail feathers
may droop a bit, and my wattles show,
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but I can still out-crow anything
in the barnyard. - No doubt.
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But can you outdo them?
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If I couldn't, I wouldn't have
much to crow about, would l?
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It all depends on the barnyard.
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Is Rooster your Christian name?
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I was baptized Reuben.
But I ask you not to repeat that.
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Why not? It's a name to be proud of.
Reuben led a great tribe in Israel.
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Well, it hit rock bottom with me.
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I'm bound to ask you this. Is your
name in the Lamb's Book of Life?
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Sister, are you licensed to preach?
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What church do you belong to?
They let women preach in it?
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I'm not an exhorter, Mr. Cogburn.
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Service to others is my witness.
I'm a teacher,
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and a journeyman nurse.
Ayah, I can pull teeth.
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I'm sorry that you don't like me.
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I just don't like the way you talk.
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How should I talk?
Talking of such things is my business.
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It isn't that, it's the way you talk.
"Ayah, ayah." What is that business?
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Oh, it's my Yankee speech
that you find offensive? - I do.
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I must try to remedy that.
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Paul tells us
that we must be all things to all men.
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I'll have to learn
some vulgar southern expressions.
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I'll learn to be lazy and slovenly.
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I'll tell you something else
that Paul said:
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"Let your women be silent in church."
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How do you know that passage?