I'll stay here.

Have to stay in business.

Just enough for the night.

Oh, he's staying in the cabin now.

Only they're staying and you're going.

He had a rough night.

You was trying to unburden him half the night?

You can stay here just as long as you like.

You ask me, it's a mighty sorry business to stay in.

Not if he's as sleepy as he was last night!

Miss Jane, why is Mr. Drysdale wanting to spend the night in the cabin?

Well, I was down to the cabin half the night trying to help Mr. Drysdale.

That is, if you're still sure you want to spend the night here.

So, speaking of these chickens, are they going to be here all night?

Mr. Drydale, Granny just wants you to know that if you want to stay here tonight, it's all right with her.

If they get scared during the night, goes to squawking and yelling, you can just come out on the porch and talk to them.

Occupying this cabin for several days and nights would be an arduous ordeal for one accustomed to the comforts of city living.

Oh, by the way, when Jethro gave me these clothes last night, he took my suit and said he'd have the wrinkles taken out for me.