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The Great Gildersleeve · April 9, 1947 · 29 min · 4,163 words
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lately, the commissioner has been rushing home at four thirty. Now you know and I know that Tuesday's and Friday's are the afternoons that Leroy has his piano lesson and no sooner is it over than...
Miss Piper! Well... Well Mr. Gildes made your whole early again. Am I? I didn't notice. I guess it's just the days of getting shorter. Or are they getting longer? Maybe it just gets darker later. I don't know. Anyway, here I am.
Well I'm glad you came. I wanted you to... Are you really... You're not just saying that. Well no, I was hoping you'd come. I wanted you to hear Leroy's piece. You don't have to hear the piece, huh?
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