And I'll show you a man.

Show me a boy that's grown up in the country.

You're making a heel out of a haystack.

You've sentenced me to a life of loneliness.

How much of a raise does she want?

Instead of doing her spring cleaning, on her mop, Aunt Pearl's a-leaning.

Why, it'd be a terrible shame if you was to never to get married and raise a flock of young'uns.

Please ma'am, I... I have felt the muscles of a mountaineer ripple beneath my hands.

You both know I never had a twinge of the miseries in all my life.

Eyes that have looked beyond a city skyline and seen the truth and beauty of nature.

You're all invited back next week to this locality to have a heapin' helpin' of their hospitality.

Her and me had a nice long talk about it, and that's the reason I brought her home, so she could meet the family, kind of get acquainted.