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MAMA, I WAS OUST
THINKING- OF LITTLE :
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THE UY WE USED
TO KNOW BACK HOME1.
I
OF COURSE,! REMEMBER
HIM, PAPA1 HE USED
TO DRIVE THE WALON
AT CHARLEYS FEED 1.
STORE WHEN YOU
WCCKSD INTHE
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THAT'S THE
4UY, MAMA!
HE WAS KINDA
SWEET ON
YOU IN THOSE
DAYS
WASN'T
r HE?
ERE. BY REQUEST. IS
UNCLE EVERETTS. BUTLER
HE SURE WAS. PAPA.
HE BELLEO ME TO MARRV
KIM AND I 6UESS m BE
HIS WIFE TODAY. IF
IT WAS ALL OFF WITH
HIM .WHEN t CAME INTO
YOUR LIFE, MAMA!
I WONDER -YVHATEVER;
BECAME OF HIM?
OH, YOU DO? WELLHE'S A , MfLUOK AIRE
MANUFACTURER NOW1. I JUST READ
THAT HE AND HIS WIFE SPEND
THEIR WINTERS, H THEIR CASTLE
ACHOAD!
YES-HIS WIFE MAS LIMOUSINES,
JEWELS.. SERV2anS---UJXulilE5!
- SHE DOESNT U2E TO WASH
AND IRON AND SCRUB AND
WORK HER FINGERS TO THE
BONE UKE I DO4.
YOU HAD THE SAME CHANCE
HE DID1. YOU REALLY HAD A
BETTEP CHANCE, BUT LOOK AT
HIM TODAY AND LOOK AT
YOU !
A
YES. LOOK AT YDU! YOU'RE NO BETTER
OFF TODAY THAN YOU WERE TWENTY
YEARS ALO1. WHAT A CHUMP I WAS TO
WASTE MY LIFE ON A WORTHLESS
LOAFER LIKE YOU
C3,TOU SCOUHDRSL!
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ELLEN , THERE'S
SOMETWNZi 1VE OT
TO T-TELL YOU,
BUT I HARDLY
KNOW HOW
TO B-BEZilN-:
FIRST, LET ME TELL
YOU ABOUT THE DARLINA
BUNGALOW I SAW FOR
RENT, ABNER DEAR1.
ITS A LITTLE
DREAM AND I
KNOW YOU'LL
IT!
WE CAN BUY SOME
FURNITURE AND HAVE
IT ALL READY TO MOVE
INTO AS SOON AS
WE'RE MARRIED!
I WANT YOUR
ROOM TO BE
THE COZIEST,
ROOM IN ALL)
THE WORLD-J
THAT
SOUNDS NICE,
ELLEN!
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I DON'T WANT A Bl PLACE, ABNER DARUN&!
ALL i WANT IS A LITTLE HOME WHERE I CAN
DO ALL THE WORK AND BE ALONE WITH YOU!
OH, ABNER, I LOVE YOU SO AMD WE'RE ALWAYS
OINZj TO BE SO HAPPY! 4EE, ABNER,
I HAVEN'T ZilVEN YOU A CHANCE TO
TELL ME
WHAT YOU
STARTED
To! :
ER- 'VE
FORGOTTEN
WHAT IT
WAS NOW,
TOOT LITTLE SOUL1. I juST COULDN'T
Z.ET UP NERVE ENOUGH TO TELL HER I'M
KPT UOHU TO MARRY HER I LOVE HER
MORE THAN ANYONE IN THE WORLD AND
YET I'VE OT TO TELL HER THAT-1 DONT
CARE FOR HER
ANYMORE
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JJZ THROULH
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YESylTS ME, CASPER!
I WANT TO TALK
to ABMER!
ft rr STELLA. I f
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ABNER, MAY ) ( ER-ER-YFjS- 1
( I SEE YOU FOR 1 OF COURSE ;
J A MOMENT J STEP THIS WAY, (
STELLA CUNKER HAS f DID YOU NOTICE '
HER NERVE COMING J HOW FLUSTERED
SHEE Klbws'sHE'S ) I ABNER WAS
NOT J V HE SAW HER.
WELCOJY
WHY HAVEN'T I HEARD FROM YOU,
ABNER? I WON'T STAND FOR ANY
STALLING ! HAVE YOU TOLD
ELLEN FERGUSON THAT YOU'RE
LOHL TO
MARRY
ME?
NOT SO
LOUD. STELLA!
PLEASE!
THE FOLKS ,
MHT HEAR
YOU--
I DON'T CARE WHO HEARS ME!
YOU'RE NOT OiN4 TO IVE ME
THE RUN -A-ROUND1. YOU'RE ZiOlNZi
TO MARRY ME WITHOUT DELAY,
OR I'LL EXPOSE THAT LETTER OF
YOURS! WHY HAVEM'T
YOU TOLD ELLEN?
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fe. DELAY?
I'M WAITING FOR
A ZiOOD OPPORTUNITY,
STELLA! I WANT TO
MAKE IT AS EASY
FOR HER AS
POSSIBLE
1WYO SIDCITE, T NO--IIO! ABNER tS Y tuanu- V '
ARCNT YDU? WELL; IF YOU DON'T DO f CALLING I I
WON'T TELL ER J WILL! ef THAT, STELLA! ) YOU. ( VOQ' . J
I'M OYIN. FOR J i I'LL TELL HER! (( ELLEN! J I CASPER!
THE CHANCE JJJ L HER!
CUITSPLUTTERNA, ELLEN, I HOPE WO MO!
ABNER ! SAY WHAT VOU'LL pRil V IT'S NOT TRUE.
YOU HAVE TO SAY U V,1 " j ABNER. 1
OR IXL TELL V SJS-T? 7 YOU MUST BE
ELLEN MYSELF SsPof ) V J0K!MA-7
HURRY UP! J J Va-
TTU ELLEN
CAN HAKLLY
BELIEVE
HER EARS
BUT
IN A FEW
MOMENTS
ToinrrLE
THUTTl "
WILL DAWN
Y ON HER.' 7
CONTiNUSO
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