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He has more than that in the medicine closet.
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I talk to him in the morning and arrange a loan.
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But you have a word with Ben...
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It's the end of the week,
he's bound to be flat broke.
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Tell your father that I will pay him back.
:26:14
Of course.
:26:20
Thank you.
:26:24
You are always rescuing me.
:26:31
I can't believe that you go on
being there for me.
:26:37
Good night..
:26:41
You should get some sleep.
:26:51
[Narrator] Grace went to see Ben next morning.
:26:58
When Grace presented the payment
as compensation between friends,
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Ben did not object too heartily,
:27:04
considering the trouble he could receive
from the rest of the towns-people
when they realized what had happened.
:27:10
Perhaps they'd all be relieved
that she was out of their lives,
:27:13
but somehow Grace wasn't too sure of that.
:27:17
Ben agreed to drive her, even though he wasn't
out to profit from other folks' misfortunes, as he put it.
:27:24
- I don't wanna profit from other folks' misfortunes.
- No..
:27:27
[Narrator] The fact was that Ben would have driven
to the gates of Hell and back for ten dollars
:27:32
And the criminal aspect bugged him less
than Grace would ever have guessed;
:27:36
he had freighted all kinds of things
in his day.
:27:40
The plan was for Grace to hide
among the apples.
:27:43
Knowing the exact time to harvest is the
greatest art of all, Chuck had said,
:27:48
and the time had come
for the apples and for Grace.
:27:53
Grace, where've you been?
:27:55
If I'd displayed the same indifference
to the timing of my chores I'd be in for a whippin'
:27:59
Now get a move on!