I'm proud of you.

I'm sure proud to come from a family like yours, Granny.

Do you wish the mink, madam?

The Northmen are upon us, and here you are drawing!

Now, Ellie Mae, you carry the flag high and proud.

Now get a grip upon your chairs and hold your children tight.

He wrapped himself up in a towel and played upon his lyre.

And when I say we, I mean you.

You might be as proud as a peacock, but you're as poor as Job's turkey and you know it.

And I'll be here when you get back.

And it is important that his family like you, too.

That you wore when you came a-courtin' Rose Allen.

Then why, Mr. Clampett, did you not answer the summons and complaints served upon you by the county marshal?

When you look like you don't need a job, everybody wants you.

A big limousine and a livered chauffeur.

All of you go and put your clothes on, and when Miss Dandy sees us, she won't have to be shamed.

Were you carrying a gun the day you and your family crashed into the Johnsons?

It'll be your job if and when you're her ma.

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

And, uh, duck your head when you walk under this thing.