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Clips from The Yearling

"Now don't you go visiting all night. Get to sleep!"
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"Yes, Ma."
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"What makes you so wakeful, son? I can't stop walking."
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"We went a fair piece. How you like going after bear?"
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"Well, I like thinking about it. I know."
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"I like the tracking and seeing the saplings broke down."
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"But the fighting's right fearsome? It's mighty fearsome."
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"It's got to be. It's a hard law, but it's the law. Kill or go hungry."
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"I was proud the way you come along with me, son."
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"Thanks, Pa."
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"You cold, son? I reckon, Pa."
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"Well, move over a mite. I'll warm you."
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"It's get me a new gun or court trouble."
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"How? Where's the money coming from?"
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"I'm aiming to trade that new dog of ours for one."
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"You said he were no-account. He ain't much good on a bear hunt."
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"But you know them Forresters is fools for dogs."
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"Trading with them, you'd do good to still have your britches."
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"They’re a reckless, black-hearted lot. Lower than a doodlebug!"
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"Fodderwing ain't! He's my friend. A fine friend, crazy as a loon!"
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"He ain't crazy, Ma. He's just different."
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"Anvway, that's where we're heading. Get that worthless dog untied, Jody."
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"Will you want to tote lunch?"
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"Why, I'd not insult my neighbors that way."
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"What you thinking, son? I ain't thinking."
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"Just feeling the sun, listening to the birds and looking around?"
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"That's what I'm doing, Pa."
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"That's right. You glad you're gonna see Fodderwing?"
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"I like Fodderwing."
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"He can't do no harm if you don't take his talk seriously."
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"Fodderwing wouldn't do nobody no harm. He ain't crazy like Ma says at all."
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"He ain't to blame for hatching out peculiar. He was the second setting."
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"We're there. I can see smoke coming out of the chimney."
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"Here, Perk! Here, Perk! Come on, boy. Come."
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"Is he hurt? Nope."
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"Then why are we toting him? I don't want nothing to happen to him."
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"Well, boy, it sounds like we're here."
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"You got no cause to say it was Bella! It was Bella."
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"Don't go saving it was Bella! I seen him myself!"
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"It wasn't Bella! Or either Major or Sophy."
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"Say it's Sophy, I'll bust you!"
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"Shut up! You're worse than the dogs! I'll flail all of you myself!"
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"You hear what your pa said? Shut your mouth!"
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"Look out, Ma, you'll hurt somebody one of these days."
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"Why, look there!"
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"Is it safe for a guv to get down? It's Penny Baxter!"
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"Get off that horse! What's wrong with your dog?"
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"Fodderwing will be glad to see you! Get off that horse."
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"Bring your horse right in."
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"How's your woman, Penny? Ain't complaining none."
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"Penny! Buck."
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"How's your corn coming? Corn's good."
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"There's no corn-raiser like Penny Baxter."
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"You scopers don't know what farming is!"
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"Ma's against the whole lot of us."
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"Got me a new baby coon. A coon? Let's go see him."
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"My eagle died. He was too wild to pen."
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"Won't catch nothing with wings again. Why?"
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"If you had wings, what would you do? You'd fly with them, wouldn't you?"
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"You'd never come down, would you? I reckon not."
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"Nothing with wings should ever come down again."
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"You never did try to fly again, did you?"
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"I tried to fly too young."
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"That's Push. You remember him."
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"Hey, Push."
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"They won't raise no young'uns. Lem says they's brothers."
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"Here's the coon."
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"Here, Racket."
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"Ain't he a thing?"
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"If I get me another one, you can have one too."
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"I'd be proud to have one, but Ma won't let me keep nothing."
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"Oliver said he'd bring a monkey from the South Seas..."
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"but Ma said she had enough monkeys around as it is."
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"She meant Pa and me."
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"Where is Oliver now? Sailing somewhere on the sea."
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"I'd never go to sea. They ain't got no animals on the sea."
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"I might go to sea some day if I could go with Oliver."
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"Oliver's my friend."
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"I got three friends:"
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"Oliver and Pa and you."
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"I got lots of friends."
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"He's eating me!"
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"He ain't hungry, he just wants to be doing something."
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"He likes you, Jody. I guess so."
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"He sleeps with me."
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"I sleep up there now."
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"Buck made it for me."
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"If you can stay the night, you can sleep up there with me."
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"You like to sleep up there?"
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"You see things at night and hear things."
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"What?"
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"All the things scared of the daytime."
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"I seen a deer and a wolf playing together."
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"You couldn't have seen that. They's enemies."
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"That's what folks tell you."
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"And I seen the Spaniards riding on big black horses."
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"They's tall and dark and have shiny helmets."
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"There ain't no Spaniards left. They all gone, like the Indians."
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"They's here."
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"Listen to me. The next time you go to your sinkhole..."
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"you know that magnolia with the dogwood around it?"
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"Just you look behind it."
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"There's always a Spaniard on a big black horse..."
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"riding past that magnolia."
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"Guess we'd better go in."
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"Well, Jody and me set out after them dogs."
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"That bear took them across the scrub..."
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"along the ponds, through the thicket..."
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"right to Juniper Creek, where they caught up with him."
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"Tarnation! I wish I'd been there. Get on with it!"
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"This dog go with them? Yes, he went along."
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"Do he hold the bear at bay?"
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"No, he's sorry. The sorriest bear-dog I ever owned or followed."
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"Got himself lame? No, he ain't lame."
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"What you holding him so careful for?"
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"Keep him out of the jaws of them bloodhounds."
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"Valuable? Shut up, Lem!"
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"Go on, Penny!"
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"There he was, at the edge of Juniper Creek, raring up on his hindlegs."
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"Before I shoot, Julie gets him by the throat."
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