He's my cousin Pearl's boy.

Pearl's back home right now with Jethro and his sister trying to get her married.

The plaintiff will make his opening statement.

Council of plaintiffs ready for his final summation?

Well, to begin with,

I agree with Ellie.

Well, come with me.

There he was in his wheelchair in that little room across the hall and in walked this beautiful girl with the long red hair and I knowed right away she was his daughter because she walked up to him she says, how's it going daddy?

Proceed with your testimony, Mr. Johnson.

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

So now he's got to borrow some money to pay off his bookie.

And during the recess, when I seen Mr. Johnson with his daughter and seen how much he loved her, just like I do Ellie Mae, well, it kind of tore at my heart.

I told you not to drive with that hangover!

Judge your honor, with no nurse to help him,

I never could sleep a wink with all that money in the house.

Now, Counselor, I have been very lenient with your conduct in this case, just as I've been very lenient with the conduct of the defendants.

That brave man got to his feet and stood there straight and tall so she wouldn't see he was suffering.

And you're going to feel a heap different when I get done with this.

I'm going to excuse this outburst because apparently you are unfamiliar with court procedure.

And what with making a promise on the good book, I'm gonna be extra careful.