The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane
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Saturday, when all my brothers
are playing football...

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...I’m putting on a magic show...
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...for some rich kid’s birthday party.
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Let’s see you do something magic.
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Say, aren’t you too young to drive?
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Well, my neighbor’s
supposed to take it.

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My father’s really counting on it
being at the station when he gets in.

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You think you could take it?
I can pay you.

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Say, you know you got
a chipped tooth?

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- How come I never see you in school?
- I don’t go to school.

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- You sick or something?
- No, school is stultifying.

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You say this was your father’s car?
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No, no. What I said was that
my father needs it at the station.

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- It’s hers.
- Whose?

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Old lady Hallet's.
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It’s a beauty.
Only 34,000 miles on it.

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I ought to know.
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My father has a service station.
He works on it.

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- She’s lending it to us.
- No way.

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She’s letting my father.
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She won’t even let
her own creep son drive it.

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- Here’s $5.
- I’m already late for my magic show.

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You gonna come back afterwards?
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Please?
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- Look, I need your help.
- Maybe after the magic show.

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You promise?
:32:35
Ma, the new trick with the hand puppet
went over really big.

:32:38
I’m still here at the birthday party.
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No, Ma, they asked me, really.
They asked me to stay for dinner too.

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Just hamburgers and Cokes.
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Come on, tell Tom he can take her
to the movie for a change.

:32:50
It’s his turn anyway.
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Look, I’ll talk to you later, okay?
Good...

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Yeah, yeah, okay.
Yeah, yeah, okay. Bye-bye.


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