(xx) A Dandy Picture of Vic

Well, sir, it's late afternoon, as our scene opens now. And here in the living room of the small house halfway up in the next block we find Sade and Young Russell. They later arrived home from a brisk session of baseball in Tackman's vacant lot of moment or so ago, and was immediately equipped with a dust cloth by his mother.

He's gazing at it without enthusiasm and saying, This is a funny time to be Dustin Furnager. Sure is. Ha ha ha ha. Uncle Fletcher around? You know he went home. Oh, I thought he might be back.

I thought he might be taking a vacation from a vacation from a vacation. What are you talking about? Well, he come to stay here as a vacation. Then he went home to take a vacation from a vacation.

I didn't know what he'd come back with the idea of taking a vacation from a vacation from a vacation. I was telling the guy that was not about a wedding. I have to talk to you about the talk.

Then you know it. Come on, pitch in. We got an hour before I have to go start my supper and I want to make every minute count. You take the chairs and the bookcase, I'll take the damn important library table.

Since wind and miss Brighton and Willard get to be such big shots. I never knew they were so important. People had to do a special job of Justin Furniture for them. Well, they are. Miss Brighton's the world's most particular housekeeper.

Unless everything's spick and span when she's in my house, I'm uncomfortable. Come on, Willie. Now you got me stalled around Chattering. Start on the bookcase, but don't you? I believe Justin Furniture is a Dallas occupation there is.