The Whales of August
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before you fall
into the damned ocean.

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Oh, Joshua.
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Someone tells me you're seeing
Myrtle Jackson again, Joshua.

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Ayuh. When l can, when l can.
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Well, you two make
a lovely couple.

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Well, you see, Myrtle's
a lady, Mrs. Doughty...

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and she don't go parading around
like a living beach ball...

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all squeezed into them
Bermudey shorts.

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Quit a job on a woman
like that last week.

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l left my tools right there.
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Well, you went back
for them, l hope.

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Nope.
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l got plenty of tools.
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But l ain't got time
for people like that.

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People like that won't even
spend the time of day with you.

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They won't even offer
you a cup of tea.

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You know, them people are gonna
be the ruination of this island.

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What happened, Joshua?
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That woman told me
l was too slow, Mrs. Webber.

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The idea!
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So l told her
she could get somebody else...

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if she thought
she could do better...

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and l ain't been back.
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-Good for you.
-That'll show 'em.

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Ayuh.
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You know...
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can't imagine what l'd do...
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if l retired.
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Well, of course you can't.
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Or what would we do if you did?
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Oh, l'd always do
neighborly favors...

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for you ladies, anyway.
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You're a kind man, Joshua.
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Some wouldn't agree.
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Well, they just don't know you.
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Won't, neither.
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We're seeing the future, ladies.
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Don't like it much.
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A mighty nice cup of tea.
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Best this end of the island.
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Oh, Joshua Brackett,
you are a flatterer.

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Ayuh. That, too.
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You know,
a big picture window...

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sure would look nice
right there, Mrs. Webber.


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