Kit Kittredge: An American Girl Page #3
All I noticed was that he was a hobo.
Get your dog.
I had a late lunch today, Margaret.
Save it for leftovers.
- Uncle Hendrick, more meatloaf?|- Thank you, no.
I'll tell you this, Jack, keep supporting|your president and his New Deal...
...and you'll see what'll happen|to this country.
Your own son quit college.
Well, he didn't quit. He postponed.|Right, Dad?
To join one of these newfangled programs.
CCC is a great program, Hendrick.|Charlie is building parks and fixing roads...
And sending money home|because business is a little slow.
There's no shame|in families helping each other.
Hmm.
Hard to think of you this way, Margaret.
Saving leftovers.
We like leftovers.
- I should be leaving.|- Oh, no. Please. Stay longer.
Ha-ha-ha.|You think I'm the voice of doom, Jack.
But I'll tell you this.|When people live beyond their means...
...in houses that are too big|for their pockets...
What's that noise?
Oh, you haven't met our newest addition,|Grace.
She's normally very quiet,|Uncle Hendrick.
Except for when she snores.|And the drool.
It seems to me the last thing you need|is another mouth to feed.
Well, luckily, she doesn't eat very much.
Come on, Grace. Come on.
Good girl.
Shouldn't you fellows be getting on back|to wherever it is you live?
Yes, sir.
What's the capital of North Dakota?|Quick.
Bismarck.
Make sure your mother|doesn't work too hard.
I can't believe that none of|these people have money for food.
You come over here and chop that bread up|for everybody...
...back of the line, right there.
- Would you like some bread?|Thanks, sweetheart.
Excuse me.
Dad.
Tried.
How is she?
Uh, she's... She's up in the tree house.
Kit.
Kit, I know you're up there.
I understand if you're angry with me...
...or, uh, embarrassed.
Please come down, sweetheart.|I'd like to explain.
Kit.
Kit.
Why were you there, Dad?
The bank took the car dealership.
- Ruthie's father did that to us?|- Kit.
This isn't personal.
Are we gonna lose the house?
We're gonna be fine.
Where's our car?
Daddy.
We're gonna be okay.
Hey, Kit, your father good enough|to eat at the soup kitchen? Ha, ha!
Just ignore them.
And now Kit will probably start|raising chickens, selling eggs...
...and wearing feed-sack dresses,|just like Frances did.
What's a feed-sack dress?
It's a dress made out of the bag|that chicken feed comes in.
Are you really gonna wear one, Kit?
Sure she will.|Right after her family starts selling eggs.
We're not egg sellers.
And then it's just one step|before the poorhouse.
Come get your chicken and|your eggs from Kit Kittredge. Bock, bock!
You're all a bunch of freeloaders.
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