
Primrose Path Page #11
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- 1940
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he just leans on me.
How about tossin'
your tootsies around, smitty?
Why not?
I want to
tell that guy off.
Why not let
good enough alone?
Who is he?
I used to sling hash
for him.
Thinks he's pretty hot
at repartee.
He's a pretty big guy.
Mostly air.
What do you two
want to drink?
Same thing
you're having.
Same for me.
Make it 4.
How so I stack up with
them portugee gals, big boy?
They still got the edge.
Well, I'm learnin'.
It didn't take you long
to get underway.
I'm pretty smart.
Oh, mr. Smith,
I want you to meet
an old friend of mine.
How do you do?
This is, um,
mister, um...
I forget the name.
My name's smith, too.
A lot of us
in the phone book.
But they all
ain't so high class.
I don't want to get
in no fight.
Oh, don't worry.
He only hits women.
Why don't you take mr.
Smith out on the pier
and show him some
of that high diving?
He's too smart to fall
for an act like that.
I'm not much good
in a fight.
He ain't very brave.
He's pretty big.
He ain't very strong. He eats
in his own hamburger joint.
Why don't you
slap her down?
I think I will. I
heard enough out of you.
I knew
it was coming.
Ah, don't be afraid of him.
He's just a big bully.
come down here and pour it on?
Ah, let go of my wrist.
Don't let's
have any trouble.
There ain't gonna
be no trouble.
I just want to
tell this fella off.
I just wanted to see if you
could take it, and you can't.
You had something once, and you
didn't know what to do with it.
You wanted things this way,
and that's the way you got 'em.
You got me
out of your system,
and I got you
out of mine.
That makes us even.
So long, big boy.
Come on, smitty.
I've said my piece.
Let's get going.
Well! What was
all the argument about?
There was
no argument.
He just couldn't
take it.
Come on, let's be
on our way.
See you outside,
smitty.
Let me have the check. Go ahead.
I'll be seeing you.
Sometime.
Don't have
anything smaller?
No, I haven't.
Oh, I'll have to
get change. Boss!
I want to talk
to you.
I can't put up
much of a fight.
There ain't gonna
be no fight.
I didn't want to
come here.
It was her idea.
I don't know why.
I do.
See, we kind of went
for each other once.
I made a heel
out of myself.
She's just
gettin' even.
Don't hold it against me.
I don't even know her name.
I ain't holdin' it
against you.
I just want to tell you
what a swell kid she is,
and I hope
you treat her right.
Sure picked a nice
spot to start something.
Oh, I didn't start nothin'.
I was just finishing it off.
Hope nothin' happened
to smitty.
I don't think
nothin' will.
If it don't, it won't be your fault.
You tried
hard enough.
There he is now.
Come on.
You all right?
Oh, don't worry about me.
I can take care of myself.
He didn't say nothin',
did he?
Not to me.
Let's get going.
Ok?
You said it.
Let's get going.
Say, you're pretty
quiet back there.
We're doing
all right.
Mind if I run up
the window?
What is this?
Get an exclusive?
Gettin' drafty.
Agent Frisco.
You're not
very talkative.
I'll snap out of it
in a minute.
I been noticin' that
ring on your finger.
You know, I forgot.
Oh, that's all right.
Leave it there.
That big fella back there
your husband?
He was.
None of my business, but i
think he's still stuck on you.
He ain't said nothin'
to me about it.
Maybe you never
gave him a chance.
What are you doing
that for?
Oh, I like to play.
Look, mr. Smith,
what's all this about?
My name ain't smith, and besides,
I don't want a punch in the nose.
Oh, whatever
your name is.
My name's Hawkins.
So I think you two
ought to get together.
Get over there!
Hey, gene,
pull over to the curb.
We're gonna unload
a passenger.
just because she
made them goo-goo eyes
I thought I'd win her
home and catch a prize
she is the
best what is
juanita
in my biz
just because
she made them goo-goo eyes
you get to bed.
Tell me
another story.
Tomorrow's
another day.
And don't forget
your thanksgiving.
Can't I say it in bed?
Say it the way
I learned you.
I hope Ellie
comes home soon
and brings lots of
presents for us and candy,
that ain't exactly
the way I learned you.
And bless grandma and ma
and Ellie May and pa, too?
Won't hurt none.
And pa, too. Make me a good girl. Amen.
just because she
made them goo-goo eyes
that's enough
of that now.
You go on to sleep.
What's that?
Sounds like that big
baboon's back again.
He's got Ellie May with him.
You might know
something would go wrong
with Ellie May doing it.
I take back everything I said about her
in my
thanksgiving.
Hello, Honeybell.
Hello, grandma.
Here's some nice
groceries for you.
Is that what you
went to Frisco with?
We ain't been
to Frisco yet.
time you said I had, either.
I don't know what you're talkin' about.
Maybe Ed can tell you
so's you'll remember.
Yeah. You and me's
gonna have a little talk.
Remember the time you told
me Ellie went to Frisco
and didn't leave me
no message?
You can't
bulldoze me.
You're through breakin' up happy homes.
Is that so?
Yeah, that's so. From now on,
I'm runnin' things around here.
I don't have to
listen to you.
Oh, no?
You leave Granny alone,
you big baboon!
And you're goin' to school
and get some learnin', see?
I won't go
to no school!
Yes, you will. You'll
go to school and like it.
Granny, help!
He's hitting me!
Take your hands
off that kid!
Stay there, if you know
what's good for you.
I'm takin' care of
this family from now on.
Is that so?
Yes, that's so,
and if you behave yourself,
everything's gonna
be all right.
Hit him with
the poker, Granny.
You want
another spanking?
I don't take
no orders from him.
Tell her who's boss,
Granny.
You better do as this
big bully says, Honeybell.
That's better. You
ain't so bad underneath.
Now, look, Granny. Ellie May
and me is goin' to san francisco
on a kind of
a honeymoon, see?
And here. That'll hold
you until we get back.
What are you
gonna do about him?
I don't know, but he'll have
to keep until we get back.
Oh, he'll keep, all right.
He's well-soaked in gin.
Honeybell, you know I don't
think that fella's all there.
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