1:16:01
Something on your mind ?
1:16:12
You never told me
you felt pressure...
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you know, um...
like finishing a book.
1:16:19
Oh-ho, are you kidding ?
1:16:22
When l was finishing the Hawthorne book,
l tossed and turned so badly...
1:16:26
your mother threatened
to check into a hotel.
1:16:29
Oh, sure.
[ Chuckles ]
1:16:31
You know, l think the old bird's
finally getting the hang of this.
1:16:37
You know, l just had
the strongest memory.
1:16:40
Coming home from school,
going to the fridge.
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lce-cold bottle of milk,
big piece of chocolate cake.
1:16:48
lt was just
the simplicity of it.
1:16:51
l-l can't think of anything that will
make me feel that happy again.
1:16:57
Not 'til you have a son.
1:17:12
[ Barry Over Kinescope ]
That would be our most difficult
question on American Literature.
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For 11 points, l'll read you lines
from America's greatest poets.
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You must identify the author.
First:
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''l hear America singing
the very carols l hear.''
1:17:25
That would be...
Walt Whitman.
1:17:28
That's right.
Second:
1:17:30
''l shot an arrow in the air.
lt fell to earth l know not where.''
1:17:34
- [ Contestant ]
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
- Right again, Jim !
1:17:38
Finally: ''Hope is the thing with
feathers that perches in the soul.''
1:17:42
[ Jim ] That is, uh... actually
by one of my favorite poets,
1:17:46
Emily Dickinson.
1:17:48
l'm sorry, Jim. Did--
Did you say Emily Dickinson ?
1:17:53
Oh ! Well, yes !
All right !
1:17:57
[ Kinescope Stops, Rewinds ]