Daddy, Klempert gave him to Jed for only to take home with him.

Take your shoes off.

He'll take a dowry or no dowry.

I'm taking my essay out of here.

Well, in that case, I'll take turnips.

You, you can't take him home with you.

Well, Leif, we got plenty of room to take care of you and Essie Bell right here.

Oh, I better take off my clothes now, because I don't want to get you fancy coffees, old boy.

You take a girl for better or worse when you marry her.

I had to scramp and save to get to where I could afford to make the trip.

Back to home?

I had to leave my woman to home, Ellie Mae.

Then we's got some talking to do, man to man.

You've got to learn to keep your mouth shut, girl.

I try to be.

Mr. Crick, I don't think I want to get married to nobody.

You're going to have servants to wait on your hand and foot.

I'm all ready to dance.

But now it's time to say goodbye to Jed and all his kin.

Oh, I had to leave my woman home to do the chores, Granny.