Jezebel Page #2
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Well, then you just plain
bite him back.
- Good evening, Uncle Cato.
- Praise be, Miss Julie.
- Miss Belle's been nigh on to a fit.
- I know, I'm late.
Miss Julie, I done laid out
your party dress.
Thanks. No time.
Got to go in to my guests.
- Miss Julie, in them horse clothes?
- They won't mind.
Good evening, everybody.
Terribly sorry to be late.
I had trouble with the colt.
- Hello, dumpling.
- Julie, your riding habit.
No time to change, darling. Stephanie.
- Thank you, honey.
- How are you, Ted?
- Fine as frog's hair.
Good evening. Good evening.
How do you do?
So sorry, but when a colt
gets high-headed...
...teach him his manners
or ruin him.
- Yes, that's so important, isn't it?
- Hello, Molly. Excuse me, will you?
I declare. I hope I'm broad-minded,
but I must say...
I know what Stephanie would get
if she did such a thing, big as she is.
I always say, "Spare the rod
and you spoil the child."
It sounds so thrilling, darling,
living way up North in New York.
Julie, I wish you and Pres
all the happiness...
...the best of health...
- And the most of prosperity.
Sherry, ma'am?
You said the very same thing
the last time Pres and I were engaged.
until you finally get married.
My dear, the toddies
are for the gentlemen.
- Whiskey, Uncle Billy?
- Yes, ma'am.
- The very best of Bourbon.
- That's fine.
To the very good health
of the future Mrs. Dillard.
Buck.
Aren't you gonna wish me
happiness too?
What's the use? You won't get it
marrying a trader and going up North.
Pres is a banker, not a trader.
I'll thank you to remember that.
I keep forgetting there's a difference.
But you won't like it in the North,
Miss Julie, tell you what.
- I'll be happy anywhere Pres is.
- You won't like it at the North.
You know those little old white beans?
Horse-feed beans?
You know what they
do with them in Boston?
They eat them. Ladies and gentlemen
eat them, what I hear.
- Buck, you're...
- My dear.
Isn't Preston Dillard
ever going to arrive?
I'm sorry, Mrs. Kendrick,
...but he found it important
to meet with the directors of his bank.
Of course.
"Business before pleasure," I always say.
Ladies and gentlemen,
I give you a toast.
To the firm of Dillard and Sons,
a venerable institution...
...a financial colossus
with branches in New York...
...Boston, London and Paris.
I guess the one railroad we got
is not enough, huh?
Let's see what it does
before we finance another.
It's losing money by the fistful,
that's what.
Steam cars. Ten million dollars
to mess with another railroad.
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