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Sit right down here, Junior.
Now, I want Mother's Little Man to sit quietly and study while Mother's at the
hen party.
Understood?
Good, I say, good morning, Witter Hen.
Woo! Loafer.
That woman's as cold as a nudist on an iceberg.
Mother, I say, Mother's Little Man.
Huh. She's trying to make a panty waist out of that poor kid.
I think, I say, I think I'll just mosey over there and help that little bookworm
turn.
Worm turn.
I say, howdy, son.
I came over to play games with you, boy.
Won't that be fun?
I say, I realize, boy, you ain't just crazy about having to sit there reading
that old book like a sissy, are you?
And I say, you'd much rather be running around and playing games like other
boys, wouldn't you?
See, I don't think this boy's got all his marbles.
Shakes his head when he means yes and nods when he means no.
But I know he wants to play.
Better start with something mild. He looks a little puny.
You can drop the book now, boy. We're going to play croquette.
Chicken, that is.
Hey, that's a joke, son.
Chicken croquette.
Don't you get it?
Here we are, boy.
I say we put the ball down here.
Now the object of the game is to knock it through these wickets. Then over to
the left, then down to the center wicket, through the second outside
about a 50 -degree angle to the right.
Hey, boy, pay attention to me when I'm talking to you.
You don't need to write down what I'm telling you. Keep it in your head, boy.
Now you know the rules, you go first.
I don't believe it. I got to get a worm's eye view of this.
I say that shot was impossible, boy. It can't be done.
Oh,
yeah. Yeah, that is.
Well, I say what you need, boy, is something more exciting.
How would you like to play cops and robbers?
You be the cop and I'll be the robber.
Now, boy, I'll pretend I'm breaking into a bank over there. Then you come and
arrest me.
This will be more fun than a barrel of half -witted monkeys.
All right, boy, come and get me. Bang, bang, bang, bang.
Come and get me.
Oh,
I say, boy, let's play something less confining.
I say, here I'm a heat big engine, but where's all the engine fighters at?
Daniel Boo!
Well, Daniel, I'm just gonna pull your cork.
I say, what you need, boy, is some red -blooded adventure.
Fifteen men on a dead man's chest. Yo -ho -ho and a bottle of rum. Rum -dum
-da -dee -bum -bum. Rum -bum -bum -ba -da -da -da -bum -bum.
Robert, you're off the port ball.
I say pay attention, boy.
We're being attacked.
Man the cannons.
Get ready.
No, no, boy. You're not on the beam.
Off your course, boy. You gotta allow for the wind.
Go away, boy. Go away. I'll handle this myself.
Last one in's a rotten egg. Watch me do a jackknife, boy.
Come on, boy.
Get in the swim.
That boy's as timid as a canary at a cat show.
I'll have, I say, I'll have to lure him in.
Look, I say, look, boy. I'm a battleship. Let's see you sink me.
the meaning of this. Just look at yourself. You're a mess, all sopping
never saw the like. And you, always creating trouble, you good -for -nothing
loafer. Mark my word, one of these days, some of your childish pranks are going
to backfire on you.
Ma 'am, I say, ma 'am, you are so right.
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