Night After Night Page #2

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Oh, no, don't take it | that way,Joe.

We don't want no trouble. | I'm-We're willing to buy you out.

Yeah? What'll you give?

50 grand.

Make it 250 | and the joint is yours.

Don't be humorous!

Listen, that's final. And I | won't sell for a nickel less.

Well, if that's | the way you feel,

you're liable to have some | visitors one of these nights.

Well that's really funny. | Will ya do me a favor, Frankie?

Sure,Joe, anytime. | You know me.

Tell Gaston and his mob the sooner they | come around, the better I'll like it.

These quiet evenings | are getting on my nerves...

and a little excitement'll be | as welcome as the flowers in May.

I'll tell him that,Joe. | Leave it to me. Don't forget.

And, uh, | speaking of flowers,Joe,

just what kind | would you prefer?

Oh, anything at all, | except pansies.

Your last wish'll be | fulfilled,Joe. Okay.

Now, take care of yourself. | So long, boys.

Say hello to the wife, will | you? I'll tell her I saw you.

So long,Joe. So long, | Leo. So long, boys.

All right, Blainey, | get back to work.

I don't like it. | Aw, I love it.

Say, ain't Jellyman here yet? | Yeah, she's waitin' for you.

I'm sorry to be late. I had a | little business to attend to.

That's quite all right, Mr. Anton, | quite all right. Shall we begin?

Thank you. Where did we leave | off yesterday? Let me see.

You were tellin' me about | Andrew Carnegie. Yes.

I found out he gave a lot of | libraries away. Is that right? Yes.

He wanted everybody | to read, didn't he?

Presumably that was his | idea. Smart guy, wasn't he?

Ah. You mean he was an | intelligent gentleman, don't you?

Yeah, that's it. | I'm sorry.

He was an intelligent gentleman, | wasn't he? Yes, he was.

Was his folks rich?

You mean were | his folks rich?

Yes, did they have money? | No, they were very poor.

But they were educated, | though, weren't they?

No, I believe they were | very simple people.

How did he get | where he got?

I thought we'd agreed not | to use the word ''got.''

Well, how did he get | where he-

You mean, how did he | accomplish what he did?

Tha-that's it, | Miss Jellyman.

By courage, honesty, | perseverance and visin.

Visin.

Visin. That-

That means looking | ahead, doesn't it? Yes.

Oh, excuse me, won't you? Certainly.

Hello. Yes, Leo. No.

You know I don't want to be | bothered! I'm taking my lessons!

No imagination.

Now supposing you | read this to me aloud.

It is an article that | you should know about.

It is the most important | question of the day.

''The settlement at 'Lousane''' | - Lausanne.

Lausanne. Lausanne. It's | a place in Switzerland.

''Assuming that the reasonable prompt ratifi'' | - Ratification.

''Ratification | follows by the''-

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