The three Maclean men go fishing together after Norman and Paul get into trouble for chuting the rapids in a "borrowed" boat. After Norman puts down his fish, and then Paul puts down a bigger one, and finally the Reverend John puts down one bigger still.
Reverend Maclean:
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They're both marvelous.
He nodes and snickers, then continues:
I'd say Lord has blessed us all today...
He rises and walks away and with his back to them continues:
It's just that he has been particularly good to me.
He laughs. Jessie sits in a rocking chair by the window reading a letter from Norman after they have had their first date.
Older Norman - [narrating]: Norman goes to the train station to meet the Burns family as they await the arrival of the oldest son, Neal, who is arrive from Hollywood.
Older Norman - [narrating]:
He nodes and snickers, then continues:
I'd say Lord has blessed us all today...
He rises and walks away and with his back to them continues:
It's just that he has been particularly good to me.
He laughs. Jessie sits in a rocking chair by the window reading a letter from Norman after they have had their first date.
Older Norman - [narrating]: Norman goes to the train station to meet the Burns family as they await the arrival of the oldest son, Neal, who is arrive from Hollywood.
Older Norman - [narrating]:
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