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Buffy? Jody?
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I'm ready, Mr. French.
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Me too.
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It appears not. Where are your school
books?
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Oh, yeah.
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Well, hurry, hurry, hurry. We mustn't be
dilatory on our way to school.
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Come, Buffy.
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What's dilatory?
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Dilatory means dawdling, so as not to be
present when Miss Parker says, good
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morning, pupils.
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Once in a while she just stands there
and looks at us and says, why didn't I
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become an airline hostess?
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Mr. French, I can't find my arithmetic
book, which I don't understand anyway.
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Eight times nine bugs me too.
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Bugs.
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We never saw him before.
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No.
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I'm Buffy. I'm Jody. What's your name?
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His name is Stanley.
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Stanley Winters.
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Hi, Stanley.
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Is she your nanny?
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Please excuse the madam.
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Children have no respect for privacy.
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So I see.
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No, I'm his mother, Mrs. Winters.
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Where do you go to school?
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He's just starting public school, 724.
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Hey, that's where we go.
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We can walk there together.
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No, I'm sorry. We take a taxi.
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A taxi? Just to go to school?
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It's only a short walk.
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Sure. It's cinchy.
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Children, you will address your elders
with more respect.
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Come along, Stanley.
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Did you see how he could hardly walk?
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Yeah, that's why they have to take a
taxi to school.
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It must be hard carrying all that junk
on your leg.
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Judy.
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Young Master Winters is wearing a brace.
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A brace?
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Gosh, that's too bad.
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Duffy, why don't we ask him to show it
to us at school?
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Just a moment, Duffy, Jody.
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You are not to refer to the young man's
handicap in any way.
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Now, you saw how he hid behind his
mother and failed to answer any of your
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questions. Well, it's obvious that he's
most self -conscious.
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Don't you understand?
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Yes, sir.
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Yes, sir.
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And as this seems to be Master Winter's
first day at school, I think it would be
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good manners if you would help him to
become acclimated.
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Yes, sir.
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Whatever that is.
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Morning, Jody. Buffy.
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Morning, Scotty. Mr. French.
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Got it.
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Good morning, Mr. Davis. Beautiful day.
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Yeah, yeah. It sure beats the weather in
Labrador.
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You sure get around all that traveling.
I envy you.
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Well, I'll tell you a secret, Scotty. No
matter where I am, I can't wait to get
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back home.
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That's the way it is when you have a
family.
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Maybe I feel that way because it's still
new.
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What are you doing here? I just moved
here from Chicago yesterday.
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You living here?
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29 C.
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127 A.
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I'll talk about small world.
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Nine million people in the city, and you
end up living in the same apartment
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building. Get you a cab, Mr. Davis?
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Yeah, thanks, Scotty. Well, what's it
been? Six years, eight years?
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Seems more like ten.
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How's Estelle?
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Great. She'll be amazed you're living
here.
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Why don't you stop by the apartment on
your way home and have a drink? We can
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kick around the old age.
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I'll fall in like it was yesterday.
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Your cab, Mr. Davis.
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it's your clarity.
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Jody, remember Mr. French said we should
assist Stanley?
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Uh -huh.
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How did he do it?
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Well, looks like he needs something.
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Like maybe a friend.
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Okay, I'll go talk to him.
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You gotta train.
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All right, I gotta go do something.
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You don't have to run or anything.
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You're just going to kneel down and
chew.
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You think they'll mind if I play?
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change while I wasn't looking. So let's
play leapfrog.
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I can't. I'll go back and read.
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You can try to play leapfrog. If you
fall, you fall.
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Lots of us guys fall.
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Okay. Come on, guys.
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It was getting colder, so I hurried over
with Stanley's sweater. Oh, you'll find
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Stanley over there with the second
graders.
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You can do it. I'll get down real low.
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I'll try.
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Stanley!
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What do you boys think you're doing?
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He can't play rough games.
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Just leave him alone.
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I don't want you playing with them. You
could be very badly hurt.
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He's not very good at leapfrog, is he?
No.
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And his mother said he can't play with
me anymore.
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Poor Stanley.
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Yeah.
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Oh, Sissy's 16. She looks after herself
all right.
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Well, I don't know how I'd manage Buffy
and Jody without French.
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We met your Mr. French this morning in
the elevator with the children.
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Honey, you didn't tell me you met Bill's
youngsters.
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Well, until just now, I didn't know they
were Bill's children.
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They spoke to Stanley.
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Who's Stanley?
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Oh, we've got a boy, Bill. Six years
old.
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Well, that's great.
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They'll be going to school together,
huh?
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You can take him one day, we'll take him
the next.
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Well, they're in the same class.
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Well, that's fine. Maybe Jody and
Stanley get to be pals.
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Yeah, just like we were.
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You know, I just can't get over it,
Bill.
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Old Bill Davis.
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Now with six -year -old kids.
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Yeah.
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Well, Jody can teach Stanley all the New
York games, you know. They got
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stickball and garbage can leapfrog. And
what they like to do is ride their
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bicycles through mobs of pedestrians.
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Dad? Hi, son.
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Stanley, I'd like you to meet Mr. Bill
Davis.
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He's an old friend of mine.
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As a matter of fact, it turns out he's
Jody's and Buffy's uncle.
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Hi, Stanley.
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Jody loaned me a stealing, and I forgot
to give it back.
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I'll go get it.
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I'm sorry, I... Oh, you didn't know,
Bill. We just have to be careful of him.
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He's just not...
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Well, he's... Well, he can't...
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Hey,
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listen, I gotta be going. You know, I
didn't even check into my own place. I
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just came right up here. It's awful good
to see you again, Estelle.
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Do I have lunch tomorrow?
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Fine.
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University club by one o 'clock?
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I'll be there.
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Okay.
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Here. Thank you.
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I'll give it to him right away.
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It was very nice to meet you, Stanley.
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Here, Mark. Right.
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Why is Sissy having dessert and we're
still on hamburgers? Because we don't
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fast enough.
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Jody, Buffy, it is bad form to gorge
one's dinner.
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You will arrive at dessert in due
course.
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I'm hurrying because I have a date with
Harold.
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Which one is Harold?
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You know, that tall, skinny guy with the
bow tie that wiggles up and down when
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he talks.
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Oh, yeah.
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Harold.
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There will be no more remarks about
Harold.
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Hi. Hi. Hello. What are you doing here?
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Hey, those hamburgers look good.
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Hamburgers for you, sir?
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Sure. Well, if anybody asks, just tell
them it's Lobster Thermidor.
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Yes, sir.
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I'll see you later, Uncle Bill. I have
to go to the library.
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With who?
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We're not supposed to tell you what he
does with his bow tie.
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It jiggles.
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Uncle Bill!
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Oh, Jody.
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Stanley asked me to give you that.
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Did you see Stanley?
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Did his mother let you play with him?
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Well, of course. His mother and father
are old friends of mine.
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Uncle Bill, I told Mrs. Beasley how
Stanley has to wear that iron thing on
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leg. And she's real sorry.
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Does he take it off at night?
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I guess so.
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Listen, I think it would be very nice
if...
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If the two of you could help Stanley all
you can.
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Well, we could talk to him and things
like that.
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It'd be nice if you could play with him,
too.
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No, Mrs. Winters said that Jody couldn't
play with Stanley anymore.
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Why not?
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Well, we were playing leapfrog and he
fell down.
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Gosh, everybody falls down.
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And Mrs. Winters saw him, and she got
real mad at Jody.
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And she just took Stanley away by the
hand.
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So I guess I'll just have to sit down at
recess alone and read something.
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Well, what is that, children?
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Oh. You'll have to excuse me as your
hamburgers will be a few moments.
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I took the liberty of chopping in some
mushrooms.
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Right.
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Listen, won't you guys take that dessert
in the den? I bet there's a good
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cartoon on television, huh?
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There is, but we haven't finished our
homework.
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Well, this can be an exception, okay?
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Boy, I like exceptions.
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Same here.
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Did you know about Mrs. Winters telling
Jody you can't play with Stanley?
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Yes, sir. Most unfortunate, sir.
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I think she's being a little
overprotective.
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To be sure, sir.
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Somebody ought to point that out to her.
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It would seem most helpful, sir.
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Of course, I'm no authority on kids, not
even our own. But, you know, if she
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keeps him away from Jody and Buffy, he's
not the only one that's going to get
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hurt.
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Because our kids will start just
automatically shying away from anybody
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handicapped, and that's wrong.
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On the other hand, it's none of my
business.
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Well, if you'll excuse me, sir, I shall
administer to the mushrooms.
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People that butt into other people's
affairs never get thanked.
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So I've been told, sir.
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Just because I'm having lunch with Doug
Winters, that doesn't mean I have to
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jeopardize a friendship with a lot of
free advice.
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I think I'll just keep my nose out of
it.
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An excellent decision, sir.
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Estelle thought this move to New York
would be good for Stanley.
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We've heard they're doing great things
with child rehabilitation.
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Estelle thought, um... Well, it's none
of my business.
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Estelle? Yeah, it's Stanley.
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You know, to, um... To Buffy and Jody,
he's just an ordinary kid.
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No, Stanley isn't an ordinary kid.
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You know, of course, he's not what he
could be.
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I'm trying to say something. I don't
know just how.
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What about Estelle?
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Well, now, it's... It's perfectly
natural for her to want to protect him.
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But, you know, you can protect a kid
till you smother him.
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Bill Stanley is our child.
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Estelle knows what's best.
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He does. Maybe I ought to keep my mouth
shut.
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What's a guy to do?
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I don't really know, but he's a six
-year -old kid just like mine.
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I wish you were.
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Listen, I take Buffy and Jody to the
park on Saturday mornings. Why don't you
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let Stanley come along and fly a kite
with us?
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Fly a kite? You mean stand and watch
Jody fly a kite?
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No, I mean fly a kite, his own kite, and
run and fall down and pick himself up
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and run again.
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Come in, sir.
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And how are we this morning, Master
Stanley?
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Okay.
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Hi, Stanley.
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Hi, Stanley.
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Hi.
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All set for kite flying?
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Looking forward to it.
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He wanted to go kite flying with me, but
when he told him that he was going with
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Jody and Buffy, he wanted to back out.
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00:18:11,010 --> 00:18:14,950
Well, let's just leave him here. He'll
be a little shy at first, but our kids
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will get him over that.
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Thanks, Biff.
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00:18:22,600 --> 00:18:25,920
Boy, I'll bet my kite'll go ten miles.
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Ten miles. I'll just bet it'll go way up
in the sky.
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I'll bet it won't.
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She saw her jolly about something.
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It does seem a trifle belligerent.
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You can fly it and see if it doesn't.
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I don't want your old kite.
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But we can do it together.
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I don't need you. I can do it myself.
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You don't have to help me like after
school.
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What happened after school?
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Jody said nothing about it, sir.
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Buffy?
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Yes, sir?
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What happened after school with Stanley
and Jody?
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Oh, well, Jody hit Eddie, and Eddie
cried.
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Why?
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Eddie called Stanley a bad name.
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Gimpy.
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Hmm.
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Why is Stanley a man of Jody?
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He said that Jody didn't have to protect
him.
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Stanley wanted to hit Eddie himself.
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I bet I got more marbles than you have.
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Maybe you do.
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You loaned me an agate and I gave you
back a steely.
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No, I didn't. Come on back to my room
and I'll show you it's the same steely.
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Sir, Master Stanley is aching for a
fight with Jody.
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Oh, sure. You know why, don't you?
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Sir? Well, you know, everybody likes to
fight their own battles, win, lose, or
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draw.
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Might be a good thing if those two did
mix it up.
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Yes, but, sir, it would hardly be an
equal fight.
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Maybe not.
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00:20:28,260 --> 00:20:31,340
If you want, you can have my blue Aggie
stand.
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It's worth two cat's eyes.
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00:20:43,630 --> 00:20:45,050
You guys want to fight? Go ahead.
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Uncle Bill, I don't want to hurt
Stanley.
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I'm not scared. I dare you. I double
dare you.
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Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute.
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Let's not have a fist fight here.
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00:20:59,030 --> 00:21:01,270
That means we'll have to get a black eye
or something.
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00:21:02,270 --> 00:21:03,270
I'll tell you what.
302
00:21:04,050 --> 00:21:07,090
Let's settle it with some good old
-fashioned Indian wrestling. You know
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do that, don't you?
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00:21:08,450 --> 00:21:09,450
Okay with me.
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00:21:09,790 --> 00:21:10,790
All right.
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00:21:11,110 --> 00:21:12,110
Okay.
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00:21:15,560 --> 00:21:16,940
Pull that chair around there, Jody.
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You sit right here, Stanley.
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With the elbows on the table.
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00:21:26,100 --> 00:21:28,640
Oh, uh, Mrs. Winters is here, sir.
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Oh, tell her I'll be right there.
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Yes, sir.
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Are you guys ready?
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Go.
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00:21:47,920 --> 00:21:50,180
Doug just came back and told me your
plans for the day.
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I don't know how you talked him into it
or why he suddenly lost his mind, but
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Stanley isn't going kite flying with
your children or any others.
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00:22:01,460 --> 00:22:05,240
Well, you know, we wouldn't do anything
to hurt Stanley.
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00:22:08,720 --> 00:22:13,420
Doug and I just talked about it and he
agreed that...
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He thought that Stanley ought to try and
get out and do things with, you know,
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normal kids.
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00:22:21,240 --> 00:22:23,760
That's easy for you to say. Your
children are normal.
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Yesterday, somebody called Stanley
gimpy.
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00:22:28,720 --> 00:22:30,540
Yeah, I know about that, Estelle.
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00:22:31,260 --> 00:22:34,900
But Stanley wanted to punch that kid in
the nose, and I think that's pretty
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normal.
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00:22:40,060 --> 00:22:43,080
Well, I just don't approve of kite
flying for Stanley.
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00:22:44,140 --> 00:22:46,060
Bill, I just can't let him be hurt
anymore.
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00:22:47,600 --> 00:22:50,540
Well, I guess you wouldn't approve of
what he's doing now, Jody.
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What's he doing?
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Indian wrestling.
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Indian wrestling?
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Stanley?
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Stanley!
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It's your mother. We better quit.
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00:23:06,640 --> 00:23:07,640
No!
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times in a row.
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Boy, he's good.
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Come on, Stan.
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Let's go get our kind.
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00:23:22,760 --> 00:23:24,720
Uncle Bill, are we ready to go?
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00:23:25,960 --> 00:23:26,960
Well, I don't know.
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Are we?
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Have a good time, Stanley.
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We sure will.
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00:23:50,890 --> 00:23:52,110
What you did to Stanley.
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I didn't do anything.
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00:24:01,870 --> 00:24:03,110
Come on, Stanley.
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I'm coming.
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00:24:07,690 --> 00:24:08,710
I'm coming.
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00:24:10,110 --> 00:24:12,110
He could always fall down.
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00:24:12,870 --> 00:24:15,530
But you showed him how to get up again.
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00:24:16,270 --> 00:24:18,130
He learned all by himself.
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00:24:20,730 --> 00:24:21,730
is my kids.
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