(xx) Corkles Borrow a Cup of Sugar

Well sir, it's late afternoon as I've seen Opens now, and here in the living room of a small house halfway up in the next block We find Mr. and Mrs. Victor good and their son Mr. Rushgood Vick and young rush on uni arrived home from the office and Patman's bacon lot respectively and as they remove their hats and overcoats

We hear the latter saying For those Johnson made the miserable assertion this afternoon that he was as good looking as I was his assertion for both general laughter Who do cats and his rotten looking and everybody knows it.

I on the other hand am Dandy lookin'. Here Harriet, take my hat and coat and haul and hang him up. My fine looks are a great satisfaction to me. There's a smudgy dirt on your chin.

Well I'll fix that when I wash up for supper. We're gonna have a collard, right, please? Yeah. Miss Corkle is runnin' over to borrow a cup of sugar. Runnin' over from where? From home. There's 700 block on West Mulberry Street?

Yeah. She's comin' 20 blocks to borrow a cup of sugar. Oh, Vic, she wants to be friendly. She likes you and me and so does her husband, and they'd like to get on an intimate basis.

I'm quite flattered. Do you favor this arms around the neck, I do? I like burning and eating. So is burning and eating smile, is it? They're nice, fine, solid, substantial people. I'm the boss. Go ahead and consider yourself good-looking if you get any pleasure out of it.

But please don't put yourself in the same class with me. Who is he talking to? talking to I don't know I'm sure I'm really good looking I told him he muttered some people remark and slunk off who you're talking to I'm just talking along the state provides free of contributions with folks who just talk