Aunt Hattie Interferes (AFRS)

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We find him at breakfast with his niece and nephew, not to mention his sister-in-law, the children's, and Hattie. Oh, by George, it's certainly a beautiful morning. Isn't it a beautiful morning, Hattie? I doubt if this weather will last.

Each a pan-cake's Leroy. I am. Beautiful morning. The war news is good and pancakes for breakfast. Yes, sir. It's a pretty good world. Evidently, you've forgotten the problem of Leroy's school marks. He... And Marjorie's.

Marjorie's. There's nothing that matters with my marks. Home economics, I'm satisfactory. That's what it says on your card, isn't it? Yes. Why Marjorie's here. I'm ashamed of you. Leroy! Pass the syrup, please, Hattie. Please, Hattie.

Throckmorton, you can't ignore this problem. Do you want the children to be educated or not? I want the syrup. Here. What you ought to do is to go and see their teachers. Leroy's teacher, anyhow.

Now, Hattie, I believe the children are going to try. Aren't you children? You're bad, sure. There. Besides, I haven't got time to go and see any teachers this week. Too busy down at the water department.

I'd like to know what you do down there. But if you're too busy, I'll go. I'll go to school with Leroy this morning. Oh, no, Aunt Hattie, I promise I'll work hard on me. Please don't go and see my teacher.

Now, Leroy, why should you object if Aunt Hattie talks to your teacher? It's very kind of her. Oh, please, Aunt. I just don't want anybody to go to school with me. Makes me so conspicuous.