LOIS: You’re a--

JULIE: I dreamt last night that one Sunday in church a small boy

brought in a magnet that attracted cloth. He attracted the clothes

right off of everybody; put them in an awful state; people were crying

and shrieking and carrying on as if they’d just discovered their skins

for the first time. Only _I_ didn’t care. So I just laughed. I

had to pass the collection plate because nobody else would.

LOIS: (_Who has turned a deaf ear to this speech_) Do you mean to

tell me that if I hadn’t come you’d have run back to your

room--un--unclothed?

JULIE: _Au naturel_ is so much nicer.

LOIS: Suppose there had been some one in the living-room.

JULIE: There never has been yet.

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