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ADAM (CONT'D) 5/26 And a house on it. There's timber lancfjand high grazing meadows. There's sheep and milk cows and fifty acres of wheat. Only thing it ain't got... it ain't got a woman. How about it? I know it's short notice. Back East we would have met of a Sunday leaving church. Six months later I would have asked could I walk you home. For the next two, three years I would have set in your front parlor every Wednesday night. And finally I would have asked your father could I marry you. But here, there ain't time. I got to be back tonight to tend to my stock. It'll be another five months before I get down here again wi^lymy again-. Are you going to keep me waiting all that time just for a little Eastern fol-de-rol?. MILLY 4-uam.s {J ^Q) I?╟╓d have to finish my chores first, _ ADAM /yvAeVvv. .- I knowed the minute I laid eyes on you, you were the gal for me. Go on. Get your things. I'll g preacher. n?╟÷ '''-----her) > Eeeeeeeeeeeeeehdw! MILLY How about what? ADAM I just told you. How about marrying me? Just like that? MILLY ADAM (MILLY looks up at him for a minute and then makes up her mind) uci / -.^cccccccccccci (ADAM EXITS. MILLY loofcs^after him and starts to clean up)' 6Y 1 If? YOU MH-SIOAL -NHMBfiH-;-----?? TU?? 4/ ^