Four Fiances
Our Miss Brooks · January 31, 1954 · 24 min · 3,392 words
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Starring Eve Arden! When two women are both interested in the same man, there is bound to be a certain amount of friction between them. But it can be said truthfully that in their rival reel, Mr. Pointen, Armis Brooks, who teaches English at Madison High and Daisy Enright have never engaged in any cupthroat competition.
No, indeed, we could never get the knives out of each other's backs in time. But although our competition in the past has been rather intense, Last Wednesday I received some wonderful news. Miss Enright was about to leave school to marry someone else, thus leaving me a clear field with Mr. Boyden.
As I waited at the bus stop for my bus to school Thursday morning, I was in such excellent spirits I could barely contain my enthusiasm. Oh, what a beautiful morning! Oh, what a wonderful day!
Oh, good morning driver. Good morning to you. Hi, have you ever seen such a beautiful morning? Cold and crisp and yet absolutely clear. Amazingly clear. Let's look at that sunshine. Look at it. Have you ever seen the sun so bright this early in the morning?
So glisteningly, brilliantly, beautifully bright. Have you ever seen it so bright? Ten cents, please. Ten cents, please. It was sort of morning that makes you glad to be alive. Glad you can see and hear and feel.
Birds, chirping, air tingling, sun shining. Honestly, have you ever seen such a day? Ten cents, please. Lady, see that sign up there? Please do not converse with driver while buses in motion. Yes, I see it.
Good. Then would you mind stopping the bus so he can chat? I wouldn't be talking to you like this, but the most wonderful thing happened to a friend of mine. You see, she teaches school, and she and some other teacher were competing for the same fellow.
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