It Happens Every Spring Page #2
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is decidedly . . .
. . . second inning.
First home game of the season here in St. Louis.
Lauren gets a signal from Madigan.
He takes a strike.
He throws.
Ball one on Hardeman.
Here he comes out of the dugout.
He doesn't wanna lose this game.
D-d-d-decidedly an acid as your knowledge
of domestic vinegar might, uh,
[Bell rings]
I'm afraid I'll have to continue
this discussion the next time.
What is it Vernon? Don't you feel well?
Oh, I feel fine, just fine.
I . . .
Well, what was it?
You acted so strangely.
You suddenly looked as if you were
No. No, only 68.
I, I mean I was only thinking
about something else.
Was it me, Vernon?
No, no.
Vernon.
Yes?
I was thinking about it while you were lecturing.
I know you're shy and reserved and all,
and I've tried to make allowances.
But. . .
But what?
Well, don't you understand?
I guess I know how you feel.
But just guessing isn't very satisfying.
I mean, well -
well, you're so terribly vague.
Oh, but I'm not, Debbie.
I'm not a bit vague.
Why you're almost everything
I ever think about.
Almost.
What else can I say?
Something concrete, Vernon.
Something positive.
Oh, but that's been out of the question up until now.
I hardly make enough at my job to live on.
And your father, for instance.
He's made it quite clear that for
anyone in my present financial situation
to even discuss the -
But, Vernon -
I'm serious, Debbie.
That's why I can't say anything,
because if a man is really serious,
he doesn't have the right to say anything
until he can be serious.
Vernon, what are you talking about?
I'm talking about 3 hours from now.
Maybe sooner. Maybe any minute.
And what's going to happen 3 hours from now?
In less than 3 hours I'll know about my experiment.
You mean you've done it?
Just about.
Oh, darling!
I'm so happy!
I haven't told you the best part.
I just heard about it myself yesterday.
My nydrocyclohexene compound
was a great commercial value.
We can buy a house, maybe even own a car.
Oh, that's wonderful.
But who's going to pay you all this money?
The Norworth Labratories.
It seems they've been working along
the same lines for years,
trying to develop a substance that will
keep insects or any living matter away from wood.
A biophobic, they call it.
And they seem to think that my compound
is the very thing they're looking for.
Vernon Simpson.
The man who discovered the biophobic.
Of course, I'd have to test its
effectiveness on wood,
but that's just routine.
Well, let's not just stand here talking about it.
Let's go find out.
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