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Well, Jody, Buffy, those are pretty big
shoes for you guys.
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They're not for us guys.
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They're for Uncle Bill. His hunting
boots. He's leaving in the morning.
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He's going to shoot mooses in Maine.
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And elk. And maybe tigers.
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Jody, there are no tigers in Maine.
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But if there were, then he'd shoot them.
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No, I don't want to...
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Miss Lee, I don't want any calls or
wires. This trip is supposed to be to
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away from it all for a couple of weeks,
so don't mess up my vacation and I'll
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bring you back an antler, okay?
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Thank you.
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Oh, boy.
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Uncle Bill. Hey, how do you like my new
hat?
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Adorable. Adorable?
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Well, wear the old one.
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Oh, I'm sorry. I'm not concentrating.
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Emmy.
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In we go.
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Well, good news, sir.
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Cleaners were able to get the bacon
grease out of your hunting shirt.
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And your boots are all shiny.
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Uncle Bill, can I try on your hunting
hat?
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Sure.
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Bang, bang, I shot a moose.
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On the contrary, you have just shot a
gentleman's gentleman.
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need your advice.
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What's his name?
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Norton Weberly. I just met him.
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He's adorable.
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Like my hat.
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Uncle Bill, he wants to take me to a
movie tomorrow and brunch on Sunday.
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Do you think I should accept two dates
when I just met him?
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Oh.
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Well, I guess if you think he's nice,
why not? Go ahead. Accept. Sure.
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I already did.
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for the advice.
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Anytime.
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Hey, what time's your brother expecting
you out there in Long Island?
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By six o 'clock, sir. You better get
going.
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I can pack the rest of the stuff.
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Oh, well, sir, there may be a few odds
and ends to take care of before you
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leave. I'm not going to leave till
morning. You're going to have plenty of
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for odds and ends. Go on, Gary.
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If you wish, sir. She'll be on.
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but didn't break.
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Ah, you see?
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French thinks we can't get along by
ourselves.
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Uncle Bill, I'll be upstairs with
Sharon. I have to tell her about Norton
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Weberly. Okay. Norton Weberly.
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That's a new one.
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If Sissy marries him, her name will be
Mrs. Weberly. I hope not. That's too
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to spell.
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Uncle Bill, why are you going hunting in
the middle of the winter?
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Well, honey, because, because, um,
Sometimes people have to get away from
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offices and business and rest up so they
can come back strong, see?
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You mean you're going to play Herky?
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That's right. I'm going to play Herky.
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Hey, 7 o 'clock in the morning. Where
are you?
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Snowbound on Long Island in the midst of
a howling blizzard, sir.
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Blizzard?
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It wasn't snowing when I went to bed
last night. When did it start?
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Around 11 last night, sir.
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I tried to reach you, but the lines were
down.
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I'm afraid I won't be able to find a
train into the city.
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Yeah, well, hey, I better call Kennedy
Airport and see about my flight.
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Oh, I do hope you aren't grounded, sir.
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After all those weeks of looking forward
to your hunting trip.
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You and me both. Well, look, I'll see
you... Get back
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when you can.
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Goodbye, sir.
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Snow? It's a blizzard. No, you can't.
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Uncle Bill, Mr. French isn't in his
bedroom.
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I know, honey. He just called. He's
stuck out in Long Island.
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He's stuck in the snow?
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Oh, poor Mr.
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French. Who's going to pull him out?
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He's stuck in a house.
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Hello? I want to check on flight 71 to
Bangor, Maine, please.
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Yeah, I'll hold.
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We can't go outside, Jody.
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Gosh, what are we going to do in the
house all day?
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Well, first thing you can do is help get
breakfast. Now, you get the bacon and
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you get the eggs, okay? Okay. Go on. You
get the pen and I'll get the pencil,
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Bill.
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Yeah, I know you're busy. Yes, ma 'am.
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I'll hold.
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Oh, no, I get achy.
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What's the matter, Bob?
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Another shell fell in. Look.
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The ball's full of them. We better start
digging them out.
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Uh -uh. Digging takes too long.
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Does Mr. French know you're in here
making a mess?
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Uh -uh. He's stuck in Long Island in the
snow.
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Yeah, and Uncle Bill told us to make
breakfast.
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I'll take care of it.
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Oh, no.
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I'm getting a cold.
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What a terrible time to have a red nose.
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My first date with Norton West...
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You, Uncle Bill, think you'll be able to
get out to go to your hunting trip?
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I don't know yet. The airline's going to
call back.
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Well, blizzard or no blizzard, I'm going
out on my first date with Norton.
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Well, I'll tell you what. You better
call Dr.
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Felson now.
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Oh, he won't be in the office yet, but
you can get him at home. If he says it's
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okay, it's all right with me.
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Okay, that's fair enough.
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I'll call him.
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the kids in the building know what to do
with themselves today either.
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Hey, yeah.
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Why don't we all know what to do
together?
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Can we invite them all up here?
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Okay. No, not all of them. Just a few.
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I hope that's the airline with good
news.
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Poor Uncle Bill.
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What will he do if he can't fly to Maine
to hunt moose?
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He'll just have to sit around and play
what not to do with us.
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be taking off, Charlie.
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Is it snowing up there, too?
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No, it's all clear.
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Perfect weather for hunting.
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I'm going out for breakfast, then I'm
heading right into the woods.
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Sure miss you, Bill.
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Okay. Well, if the storm ever lets up,
maybe I'll make it out of here today
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Save a moose for me, huh?
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Bye -bye.
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Uncle Bill, Dr. Thelson is too old
-fashioned.
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Why? Doesn't he want you to go out?
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Get right to bed. Drink plenty.
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with Norton.
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Well, why don't you just call Norton and
tell him you got a cold? He'll
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understand, won't he?
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Oh, Uncle Bill, I can talk to him with a
stuffy nose.
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Why not?
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Well, what attracted him was my sexy
voice.
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I'll have Sharon call.
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No further notice.
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There goes your hunting trip.
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Bluey.
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Bluey.
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No, I have no idea when the trains will
be running, Mr. Davis.
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go outside to the plane in here.
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Come on, men. Let's go capture the youth
people.
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That was a bunch of Martians. They're
disintegrating a tea party.
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We sympathize with you, sir. One rainy
Saturday, we survived an Indian attack
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the sewing circle.
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television set.
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You might inquire if they'd like to
watch Captain Hippopotamus at the
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sir. It's on right now, sir.
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I'll try anything.
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Hey!
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Anybody want to see Captain Hippopotamus
at the circus?
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Two -faced Norton Weberly. That's what
we like, Norton Weberly.
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Uncle Bill, how can a girl with a cold
like a boy who doesn't even have the
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decency to call and inquire about her
cold?
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You said you didn't want to talk to him.
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Oh, everything's gone wrong today.
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This hair dryer and my cold.
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Don't let him see me with a red nose and
with curlers in my hair. Okay, whatever
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you say.
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Well, tell him I'm sleeping.
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All right, all right.
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What kind of a circus
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is that?
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We switched to a horror movie.
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Yeah, Dracula can do better tricks than
an elephant anyway.
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We thought you were Norton.
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red and green at the same time.
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Uncle Bill, that's how Dracula's face is
supposed to be.
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Are you going to dry your hair, Uncle
Bill?
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No, honey, I'll use the towel. I'm just
going to test out this motor.
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a switch.
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Uncle Bill, Dracula blew up!
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Now we'll never get to see the end.
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They all end the same way.
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Dracula marries a girl and they all live
happily ever after.
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Well, I'm sorry, kids.
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Looks like no more television today.
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I got a great idea.
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Why don't all of us go on the terrace
and throw a snowball?
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No, now wait a minute. Just a minute.
You're not going out on the terrace in
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blizzard. You play in the... Go on in
the living room.
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Busy, Mr. Davis?
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No, not very.
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Why?
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Mr. Davis, in my opinion, Sissy needs
her uncle...
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Gordon took another girl to Radio City.
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In a blizzard.
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That doesn't mean anything. He's still
like you.
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He hasn't called me once.
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You still got brunch tomorrow.
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He won't come for me in a blizzard.
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Well, maybe it won't snow tomorrow.
Maybe it'll just be cold.
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That doesn't help.
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He only likes me in fair weather.
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Uncle Bill, Uncle Bill, come see our
snowman.
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I told you not to play out on the
terrace.
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You're not going to make a beard now.
Get all that snow back outside before it
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melts.
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a little snow on the rug.
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We don't mind, Uncle Bill.
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It's fun to have kids around for a
while.
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But it's nice to be alone with you, too.
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I feel the same way.
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Uncle Bill, would you read to us?
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Sure.
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This is our favorite book.
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Okay.
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Winnie the Pooh.
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You guys must know this by heart.
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That's why we like it.
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Well, now, I don't think I can do as
good a job as Mr. to French, but I'll
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it a shot.
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Chapter one, in which we are introduced
to Winnie the Pooh and some bees and the
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stories begin.
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Here's Edward Bear coming down the
stairs now. Bump, bump on the back of
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head. There are three bumps, Uncle Bill.
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You left out the most important bump.
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I just want to see if you were paying
attention.
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Bump, bump, bump on his head behind
Christopher Robin.
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It is, as far as he knows, the only way
of coming downstairs. But sometimes he
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feels that there's really another way.
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Now, sis, you have got to eat something.
I know I'm not as good a cook as
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French, but just go on and eat that.
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It's not your cooking, Uncle Bill.
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I just can't even think of food.
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Norton, huh?
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Not once.
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solitary phone call from him. And it's
after seven.
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How many times have you been out with
Norton?
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Well, we haven't been out exactly.
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But when we talked that once, we had
immediate chemistry.
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Oh.
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And you figured it would build into
something, huh?
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You took it for granted he was all
knocked out, and then when he suggested
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dates, well, you figured that that was
just going to grow into something that
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they write the great novels about, huh?
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Yes.
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Well, you know, he might have been just
passing the time of day. Maybe he didn't
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realize it was a great love.
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Could be all in your mind.
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I don't think so.
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Well, you just take a deep breath and
think it over.
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I don't think you're so miserable
because great romance has gone out of
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life. You're just unhappy because your
pride's hurt, right?
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You know you're not going to be a great
smash with every guy you meet.
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The sooner you get that idea out of your
head, the better, or else you're going
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to miss an awful lot of meals.
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I think I'm hungry.
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All right.
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Besides, you've got to leave a couple of
guys around for somebody else.
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Uncle Bill, is Sissy eating her dinner
tonight?
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If not, I'll take her dessert for her.
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Well, that's nice of you. You know she's
going to eat. You guys get ready for
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bed. Mr. French is going to be home
soon.
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Then you can start your vacation.
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Going hunting, huh, Uncle Bill?
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Yep, finally.
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Here he is.
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I'll get it.
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We thought it was Mr. Fred. Tell me the
man with the box.
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Flowers? Sign here, sir.
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I'm sorry I couldn't get them to you
this morning when Mr. Webley ordered
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Boy, a blizzard can sure whack up a
schedule.
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Sure can.
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Thanks.
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From Norton.
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She sent flowers.
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Roses are red, violets are blue.
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Get rid of that cold so I can be with
you.
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Oh, Uncle Bill.
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Oh, maybe that's the airport.
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If any luck, I'll be in Maine by
midnight.
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Hey, the storm's letting up. Maybe I can
get out of here tonight.
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Did you get yourself a moose? Oh, I got
something a lot better than a moose. I
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landed a big contract.
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Ran into Fred Cardigan this morning at
breakfast.
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We have been dickering for 12 solid
hours.
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You didn't do any hunting at all, huh?
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You're not listening, Bill.
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I landed the tunnel job.
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My nerves are shot, but it was worth it.
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rings tomorrow to talk to cardigan's
lawyer why don't you join us there bring
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along your golf clubs it's a chance to
relax you know get a change of pace no
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thanks just saying charlie look look
i'll see you when you get back in town
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I'm sorry the storm deprived you of your
hunting trip, sir. You needed that
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change of pace.
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Oh, I don't care, French. I feel great.
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Sir?
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I think the best change of pace for me
is to get snowbound with a couple of
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little kids and a moonstruck teenager.
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Well, I must confess, Mr. Davis, I'd
never thought of it quite like that.
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Go and get your coats on. We're going to
go out on the terrace and build a new
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snowman.
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