Blossoms in the Dust Page #2
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You didn't shortchange me.
I counted the change
because I didn't trust you.
You're doggone right, Miss Edna.
a little more time to get acquainted.
But I leave tomorrow
to go back to Texas, in the flour business.
- How interesting.
...a couple of times to meet the family,
but I didn't accept...
...because I've been up to my neck
in this new flour mill of mine.
Gee, I wish I'd have known
you were here.
Don't tell me
I'd have rivaled the flour business.
You've come darn near it.
Thank you.
Is this the way they dance in Texas?
Shucks, yeah. We dance down there
to have fun. Why don't you?
We have other ideas of diversion,
I'm afraid.
I believe I've had enough of dancing.
Very well. All right, Miss Edna,
you're the boss.
But I'm not through talking yet.
I don't think you're the kind of a girl
who'd do a mean trick on a man...
...by marrying him when you belong
- You're insufferable.
- Wait.
When you showed up at my window this
afternoon, my mind was miles away from...
Well, from girls or anything like them.
And when you shoved that check in at me,
something fairly shouted in my ear...
...and said,
"Sam, that's the future Mrs. Gladney. "
Didn't you hear it?
Oh, I didn't mean to be fresh,
but I had to act quick.
I'll tell you what I'll do.
I'm going back to Texas...
...and fix it up for you.
Polish the sun, sweep the prairies.
Spread out the welcome mat
along the old Red River.
And then next spring
Is that so?
Do you want to know
what time my train leaves tomorrow?
It's of no interest to me whatsoever.
Well, it leaves at 10:58
tomorrow morning...
...if you'd care to come down
and see me off.
Well. Here you are, dear.
Oh, thank you, Damon.
I've just been marking time
with Mr. Gladney till you got here.
- This is Mr. McPherson, Mr. Gladney.
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
- The man I'm going to marry.
Oh.
I've just been trying to dance
with Mr. Gladney. Texas style.
I'm afraid I don't know
very much about Texas.
Greatest place in the world to raise a family.
Have you a family?
Oh, no, no. Not yet.
I've only just picked out my wife.
Well, congratulations.
Would you like to shake on that, sir?
Why, certainly.
Dear, we're missing
most of this lovely music.
Just watch Mr. McPherson,
Mr. Gladney.
You'll get some pointers
on how to succeed in a ballroom.
Thank you.
All aboard.
All aboard, boss.
Better get this on the train, boss,
if you're going.
Yeah, all right.
Go on, wave. Wave.
- Edna.
- Sam.
Good afternoon.
Well, where is everybody?
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