[Abby]
Mornin', Big Willy. Come to call on June?

[Big Willy]
Heck no, Miss Abby! I ain't no admirer of her, nor you, nor any other woman! I'm just admiring the corn

[Abby]
Corn is fine, Big Willy - but, uh, there's got to be something else you got your eye on

[Big Willy]
That's right, Miss Abby: I got my eye on something shimmering and twinkling and purdy as can be!

[Abby]
Oh, now, you stop flattering me, Big Willy!

[Big Willy]
Nah, Miss Abby, it ain't you I got my eye on: it's the brightest star you ever did see! Up in the sky, she comes out each night and winks at me!

[Abby]
Sounds like you're high as an elephant's eye! Maybe you come by to wink at June?

[Big Willy]
What use have I got for her? I got my life all figured out! Travelin' with the carnival, seein' the world, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera!

[Abby]
Hah! You young-uns don't fool me none: never seen two dang fools more in love
June! Look who's here!

[Big Willy]
Mornin', May

[June]
IT'S JUNE. And what are you doing here?

[Big Willy]
I was just wandering around your cornfield...

[June]
Hm! What's the use of wanderin'?