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'Morning, Miss McCIatchey.
:58:27
WeII, good morning to you.
:58:31
Can I see him?
:58:33
It's Mr. SincIair Harris, sir.
:58:35
My cousin SincIair?
:58:37
His wife.... The one that taIks funny.
:58:41
She's from Canton, Ohio.
:58:44
She's trying to hire me.
:58:47
-What?
-Yes, sir. She said:
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''How they treating you
down there, Hoke?''
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You know how she sounds,
Iike her nose is stuffed up.
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So I said, ''Fine, Mrs. Harris,
just fine, thank you.''
:58:59
She said, ''WeII, you Iooking for a change,
you know who to caII.''
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I'II be damned!
:59:05
I thought you ought to know about it.
:59:08
I'II be goddamned.
:59:09
Ain't she a mess?
:59:12
Said, ''Name your own saIary.''
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I see. And did you?
:59:22
Did I what?
:59:23
-Name your own saIary?
-Go away. What you think I am?
:59:27
I ain't studying about going to work
for no trashy something Iike her.
:59:32
But she got you thinking, didn't she?
:59:35
WeII, sir, you might say that.
:59:40
''Name your saIary.''
:59:42
That's exactIy what she said.
:59:46
WeII, how does $65 a week sound?
:59:51
Sounds pretty good, sir.
:59:53
Course, $75 sounds better.
:59:58
It sure does!