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Gift for Miss Tuttle

The Great Gildersleeve · June 17, 1953 · 29 min · 4,118 words

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up the loose ends of young America's education. But it's difficult for Gilda Sleeve to understand why they shouldn't be a big evening. They've been to a movie in its own late ten o'clock. You are El Grace when we do now.

Go home. But the evening is young and balmy. And so am I. Let's go home, balmy. There's a big moon up there. We shouldn't let it go to wait. Now, Throck, Morton, you promised to take me home immediately after the show.

I told you I have a lot of examination papers to grade. Can't you put that off? No, school's out this week. For me, it's out tonight. Silly. Shall we stroll through the park before you go in?

I don't think that's a good idea. Oh? It takes too long to get you out of the park. Well, that's because I like to commune with nature. Nothing like sitting in the park, listening to the frogs.

Well, take me to the door, then you go back and listen. Yeah. Yeah. No. Hey, how about me coming in and helping you grade paper? No, I'm afraid they're my worry. Speaking of worries, how's Leroy doing?

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