Mrs Brown Leaves

Your Coca-Cola bottler presents Claudia based on the famous play and novels by Rose Franken Brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday by your friendly neighbor who bottles Coca-Cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself have a cook and now Claudia Mommy you cat close that suitcase by yourself. Why not?

Could you hurt yourself? Push over. I don't want to push over. Push over, I said. Don't bully me. I will bully you all I want. My time for bullying you is very short. Push over.

Hope you don't treat your husband this way. Well, he's figured and I am. No, I will close this suitcase and then... Hey, what have you got in it? Rocks. Wouldn't put a tattoo. There's a few Eastbrook rocks to remember you by when I'm far, far away.

I think you have a little boulder living with you six months and you want to get a little boulder. Oh, oh, oh, oh, nothing to be so proud of. How are you doing with that suitcase?

I think it's broken, mama. It isn't broken. It's a perfectly brand new suitcase. I used it when I came and I used it when I leave. It's as good as new, but it won't close.

I think they make suitcases not quite deep enough these days. Well, you're just going to have to call David or your Mr. Trainman. let me out of it i can manage for myself thank you can you mama can i walk manage for yourself course i can a ridiculous question well you haven't been by yourself so much

and they're welcome relief ouch what's the matter shall be mama pinch my finger get away the bleeding none of your business what have you leaving us with an arm in the sling people talk next thing i know it'll be in all the papers the david naught and through his poor old mother not broker arm