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Bein’ humble ain’t the same thing as bein’ wretched. I had to learn that once, too, cowboy. I wasn’t quite as old as you.
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Then I felt different about the whole thing. I joined his church, and we was bosom pals till he died a few years ago.
For full extended monologue, please refer to the script edition cited here: William Inge, Bus Stop. Dramatist Play Service, 1984. pp. 54.
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