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Clips from The Yearling

"Good night."
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"Good night, Pa. Good night, son."
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"Seems like you get mighty hard on the boy at times, Ora."
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"Let him tend to work. Always running off..."
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"wanting to bring critters back."
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"Well, a boy ain't a boy too long."
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"Leave him kick up his heels a little. Day will come, he won't even want to."
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"Ora, I've seen our boy stand agaze..."
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"and breathless at the wonderment of bird and critter..."
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"wind, rain, the sun and the moon..."
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"just like I stood when I was a boy in the forest."
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"Don't be afraid to love the boy, Ora."
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"I'll put up the stock."
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"What's the matter, Pa?"
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"Your ma's gone down to the burying ground, son."
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"Pa, a couple of old buck deer were in our burying grounds today."
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"I seen their tracks."
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"Ora's and David's markers were knocked down."
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"Well, your ma wouldn't like that. I was obliged to right them."
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"One marker had something written on it..."
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"but it's getting kind of dim. I can't make it out."
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"That's Ezra Jr. He never seen the light of day."
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"He died when he was born?"
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"That's right, son."
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"Ma never talks about them, does she? No."
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"Are they part of Ma's raring, Pa?"
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"You figured that out all by yourself? I was just wondering."
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"I'm proud you're looking for the reason of things."
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"Figuring out what makes people rare when they don't mean it."
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"Your ma's a wonderful woman, Jody. Yes, Pa."
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"When we come here, years ago, she was pretty..."
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"and full of the fun of life."
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"This place was a wilderness. Your ma thought it were beautiful."
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"She pitched right in and worked as hard as I did."
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"We made it a kind of game, clearing this place we got."
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"The two of us together out here in the wilderness."
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"A man couldn't have had a better wife."
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"Then when we lost the children, one after the other."
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"It ain't easy for a woman to have her young'uns taken away from her."
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"It does something to her. Makes something inside her close up tight..."
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"so if it happens again, she won't let it hurt her so much."
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"I was lucky, weren't I, Pa?"
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"I'm 11 years old. I'm way past the age of dying."
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"What you two doing? Stop visiting. It's time that boy got to sleep."
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"All right, Ma. He's going to sleep."
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"Pa!"
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"Come look what's happened!"
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"It's a calf and a shoat! The door was broke!"
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"Take it easy, boy. But what happened, Pa? What done it?"
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"Bear. A big one. Look there."
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"One toe's missing on the right front paw. Old Slewfoot!"
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"Old Slewfoot."
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"But none of the dogs bayed, Pa."
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"None. He had the wind in his favor."
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"He knew what he was doing."
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"We got to get him. We obliged to get it."
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"I'm daresome to break the news to Ma."
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"What happened? What you two doing?"
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"What's the matter with you two? I've been calling..."
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"Bear? It's Old Slewfoot, Ma!"
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"Old Slewfoot. That dad-ratted, no-account varmint!"
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"Killing and not even eating what he kills!"
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"I hate that. Last year it was our brood sow."
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"Them dogs asleep right there! No dog's as smart as that bear."
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"They could have barked! We got meat to eat for a while."
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"Meat now and none this winter."
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"You aiming to get after that bear? I'll get after him now."
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"Can I go with you this time? Can I, Pa?"
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"Hunting bears is man's work. I can do it! I know I can."
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"Don't ask for mercy when it gets rough."
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"Oh, no, Pa! No, Pa! You ain't taking him?"
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"He's got to learn."
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"Jody, turn the new dog loose. Ma, you get my gun and rations."
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"The wise scoper's changing his direction..."
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"heading for the saw grass ponds."
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"If that's his notion, we can slip around and surprise him."
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"You sure can figure what it'll do. You belong to figure."
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"A critter's faster than us and stronger."
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"But a man's got more sense."
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"He's a sorry hunter if he can't outstudy him."
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"Didn't Slewfoot kill a man once, Pa? So they say, boy."
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"Is your gun loaded, Pa?"
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"I reckon we're getting Slewfoot pretty tired out."
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"You won't feel so tired when Slewfoot raise up in front of you."
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"Come on. Looks like that bear's got himself a ticket to Jacksonville."
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"Pa? You'll not be scared when we come up with him?"
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"Not unless things go mighty wrong. I don't reckon you'll be scared, son."
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"No, sir. No, Pa."
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"Pa, if I was to be scared, must I climb a tree?"
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"Yes. Even if you ain't scared, it's a good place to watch the ruckus from."
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"Come on. Don't go getting faintified on me."
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"I feared it, the thicket. They’re getting close. You best wait here."
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"No, Pa. I ain't scared."
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"Just keep behind me, then."
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"Easy, girl. Easy."
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"You reckon he's in there, Pa? He's in there."
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"All right, Julie, get him!"
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"He's coming, Pa! He's coming! No, he ain't, boy! He's going!"
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"Perk! Here, Perk! Pa, the new dog's running away!"
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"Now, Pa!"
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"Pa, what's the matter?!"
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"Look out, boy!"
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"You hurt, Pa? You hurt?"
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"What happened?! Backfired."
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"Julie! Rip!"
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"Rip! Here, Rip!"
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"Rip! Here, Rip!"
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"This confounded worthless gun!"
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"It's Julie, Pa!"
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"She'll be all right, boy."
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"We'll make a hammock out of my coat and carry her."
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"There, Julie."
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"Her breathing's still short. I reckon she's lost a mite of blood."
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"Where you taking her? Jody’s room."
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"I'll not pop in and out of bed all night awaking you. Good night, Ma."
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"Good night."
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"She'll live, won't she, Pa?"
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"I'm certain she will, son."
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"I'm bedding her here. You best sleep with me, Pa."
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"I'm figuring that, if you'll have me. I'll have you."
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