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Leroy Wants a Pony
The Great Gildersleeve · April 28, 1946 · 28 min · 4,232 words
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The craft foods company presents the great Gildersleeve. Yeah. It's the great Gildersleeve starring Harold Perry, brought to you by the craft foods company, makers of a complete line of famous quality food products.
Now let's see what Gildersleeve has on his mind. My dream? You know something? We ought to have Judge Hooker to dinner one of these evenings. Yes, I guess we should. Er, see the Russians walked out again.
Time passes. A week. You know my dear, we really ought to have Judge Hooker at dinner some night. Yes, we really sure. What's at the movies anybody know? Again, time passes. Another week. You know by George we ought to have the Judge to dinner. We really should.
Yes, we should. You hear that, Bertie? You ought to have Judge Hooker to dinner. Yes, sir. Anytime. Just let me know. Hooker. Time keeps right on passing. Now listen, everybody. We simply got to have Judge Hooker to dinner.
It's just terrible. He had us to dinner weeks ago, and gave you children those lovely presents. We just got to have him to dinner. Yes, we must. Bertie, we got to have the Judge to dinner.
Yes, sir. How about tomorrow night? Uh, we'll make it day after tomorrow. Inevitably, the day after tomorrow arrives, and with it, the judge. I don't believe that anyone to this day has any idea who it was who stole the clapper after Chapel Bell.
I don't know, you told enough people. Ah, you've used. We were devils in those days. Yes, yes. Elbow's off the table, you are. So I think the judge might like a little more coffee, Bertie.
Well, I really shouldn't, Margry, but it's so absolutely delicious. Perhaps just a half a cup, Bertie. Half to two thirds. About that far from the brim. No more. Yes, sir. Ooh, plenty. It's a whole pop-poo here.
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