Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Page #3

Pasquale, If you need a baby,

I do house calls!

If not tonight, then tomorrow night.

Two pounds of cherries for the lady.

Cherries! Cherries!

A couple of cherries for her.

- The certificate?

- The certificate.

- Another child?

- Another child.

That's four. How many more?

I'll take as many as God will give me!

Heart, ungrateful heart

Maria!

Don't be late!

And take the umbrella.

- All right, Mama.

- Thank you, ma'am.

Come back, you rascals!

Get back here this minute!

Where do you think you're going?

It's about to rain.

Don't worry, if it starts raining

I'll stand in a doorway.

You kids...

Open wide, here comes the fuel.

My turn, my turn!

Have they finished, Pasquale?

It's all gone. Look!

Make me a pacifier for Caterina.

Coming right up.

Okay, okay, I hear you.

I'll make the pacifier later.

Let me quiet the kids down first.

Come here, kids.

Uncle Pasquale's got something for you.

Easy now, one at a time.

Hey, one at a time.

One for you, one for you...

And we'll keep these for later.

Now be good while Uncle Pasquale

makes a pacifier for Caterina.

Nunziatina, let me tie a bow in your hair.

You must have a bow.

Hey, no bow, no candy.

Where's Carmine?

Carmine? He's in a bad way.

With seven kids

it's a regular fanfare all night.

I sent him off to Mama's this morning

to get an hour of sleep.

And he's still there.

How pretty you look.

Now Uncle Pasquale

will give you some more candy.

Here you are.

The fanfare seems to do you good though.

You're prettier than ever now, bless you.

Kids are good for me.

Some women fall apart after the first.

But not me. Look.

- Seven kids.

- Lucky you.

The cough medicine, I forgot.

- I won't take it.

- Yes, you will. We aren't aristocrats.

The medicine was bought

so it must be used.

I won't take it.

Yes, you will.

Come here.

Come here or I'll kill you!

Not like that. You have to be nice.

Let me try.

Come out!

Come to Uncle Pasquale.

Up yours!

Is that any way to talk

to your Uncle Pasquale? Come on.

What did he do?

He bit my hand. It's nothing.

I'll fix him.

He'll come out.

Get out from under there.

I've got him!

Hold him tight.

Don't let him go.

You're gonna take this

or my name isn't Adelina Sbaratti.

- I won't take it!

- Oh yes, you will!

We can't throw money

out the window like that.

For a tantrum! 400 lire!

What are you doing?

You're going to hurt yourselves.

Shoo, shoo!

Come on now, out you go!

Get out of here!

Here, buy yourselves a lollipop.

Come on, go!

Out, out!

I'll send them to school.

I've had it.

Come here, you cutie-pie.

Come to bed like a good girl.

Adelina, she has to eat something.

What do you mean?

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