Between Heaven and Hell Page #2
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Guard. A Company. Old First.
No kiddin'? Then you must have
known Colonel Cozzens.
There was the finest man
I've ever known.
When he got killed,
I felt just about the same as if
somebody in my own family had died.
Did you know him, Sam?
I married his daughter.
I hate to kiss and tread water too.
Let's get out.
They ought to put up a statue
to the man who invented kissing.
- It was a woman.
- Oh, how do you know?
Kissing comes naturally to women.
Men have to be taught.
Like this.
Why is it every time we kiss it's
like the first time all over again?
Because I'm a witch
and I've woven a spell around you.
Don't break it.
- You know what I like about us?
- What?
We don't act like married
people at all.
Come to think of it, I'm not acting
like much of a businessman either.
- Here I am, wasting the whole morning.
- Oh?
No, really, honey, I should
go out and check on my sharecroppers.
I haven't seen them for
nearly three months.
You said next time you went
you'd take me with you.
Oh, honey, you'd just be bored.
is not being with you.
All right, Jenny. It'll make the day
a lot nicer with you along.
That's my sugar.
The trouble is, Mr. Gifford, it's gonna
be the same as it was last year.
If Pap was still around we'd get
that cotton out as fast as other folks,
but one man workin' alone...
Mr. Gifford, it ain't easy.
Can't you get any help, Carr?
What about that fella up the road? Raker.
I reckon Rake's got his
own crop to get in.
A couple of his kids ought to be
old enough to work in your field.
- I think I'll run up there and talk to him.
- I don't wanna put Rake to no trouble.
It's not a question of puttin' people to
trouble, it's a question of pickin' cotton.
Ma! Pa! Mr. Gifford's here.
- Hi there.
- Howdy.
Why, Mr. Gifford, I was sayin' the other
day you ought to be visitin' pretty soon.
- Didn't I, Rake?
- That's what she was sayin', Mr. Gifford.
- This is Mrs. Gifford.
- How do you do.
Here, Annamay! Get outta there.
I was just talking to Carr. He's
havin' trouble getting his crop in.
I thought maybe your two oldest
boys could give him a hand.
Well, Mr. Gifford, I've been
keepin' 'em right busy.
I could lend him young Tom here.
Matter of fact, you all better
go over there Sunday and work.
- Sunday, Mr. Gifford?
- That's right.
Sunday we was plannin' on visitin'
my wife's sister, Rose Ellen.
Yeah, Mr. Gifford. We was wantin'
to see Rose Ellen's new baby.
Raker, you can visit your relatives
anytime during the year,
but there's only so many days
to get the cotton in.
I want you all over there
to Carr's come Sunday, hear?
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