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Harvey Sacks

Lectures on Conversation

Vol. I & II

(1992)

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Compiled by Gail Jefferson

{ Edited by Gene Lerner }

Volume I
F ’64 - S ’65	Lecture 1	p. 3	SPC “This is Mr. Smith”, etc.
		p. 6	“Hey, you got a cigarette Axum”
		pp. 7-8	SPC “I can’t hear you” sequence
	Lecture 2	pp. 12-13	3 fragments: suicide threats get laughed off
		pp. 16-17	“She didn’t invite me”
		p. 18	“Why don’t you ask me out to dinner anymore?”
		p. 19	“Hope you have a good time.” “Why?”
	Lecture 3	p. 21	SPC “Do you have a gun at home?”...”Everyone does”
	Lecture 3	p. 22	SPC “It’s a little difficult for me to speak now”
	Lecture 4	p. 32	SPC “You want to find out if anybody really does care” (cf. p. 349)
	Lecture 5	p. 36	SPC “And daddy died…they just said he was a great guy”
	Lecture 5	pp. 36-37	“Nothing happens anymore”
	Lecture 6	p. 44	GTS “She’s in the girls’ tumbling team”…[but]
		p. 44	SPC “I’m 48”…[but]
		p. 45	“Women will be women”, etc.
		p. 46	SPC “I was a hairstylist at one time” (cf. p. 579)
	Lecture 7	pp. 49-50	Yiddish joke re. “Can you tell me the time?”
		pp. 52-54	3 fragments: Q-A → ‘conclusion’
		p. 55	“Did you talk Marcia into coming down here?” (re. Q-q-a, q-a-A: “a parenthesis”, “an interlude”)
		pp. 55-56	Telford Taylor anecdote: Q-A series
		p. 56	SPC “Have you ever been in AA?” “I don’t drink”
	Lecture 8	p. 57	SPC 3 fragments re. ‘normal’
		p. 60	GTS “It was nice having a chick in the room” (cf. p. 461, p. 597, Volume II p. 98)
		p. 61	“Mama has so much on her mind I forgot all about it”
		p. 64	Police files re. discovering-a-body sequence
		p. 65	Dead baby rescue sequence
	Lecture 9	p. 66	SPC “I’m nothing”
		p. 68	SPC “What man wants [x]? no man.”
		p. 69	“…the way that a counterfeit bill might feel”
	Lecture 10	pp. 72-73	7 accounts of calls to Suicide Prevention Center
		pp. 75-76	3 ‘requests for information’
		p. 76	1 account of call to Suicide Prevention Center (“X told me to call”)
	Lecture 11	p. 82	Exchanging glances about a girl smoking a pipe
		p. 89	Unshaven bum in big flashy car
		pp. 90-91	Reports re. ‘helping’? / ‘meddling’?
	Lecture 12	pp. 99-100	GTS “What’s black and white and hides in caves?”
	Lecture 13	p. 104	Bruner on Proverbs
		pp. 104-105	Homans on Proverbs
		p. 105	“Better the devil you know…”
		p. 107	Taylor on Proverbs
		p. 108	“I never really loved you”
		p. 110	“Last year on this day I had [x] for lunch”
	Lecture 14	p. 113	“Didn’t you smack her one?” (cf. pp. 185, 411)
		p. 120	“My gosh, son, you have toothpowder all over your cheeks” (Barker & Wright)
		p. 121	“I was afraid because I was naked; and I hid myself” (Genesis)
		pp. 121-122	“I cannot give credence to the men’s protestations of innocence” (Arbitration Decision) (cf. pp. 412-413)
		pp. 122-123	“...there seems to be no reason why she should have chosen this particular time to end her life” (Coroner’s report)
		pp. 123-124	“Do you expect us to believe that a doctor whose name you don’t even know told you to wait there five hours ago and that he hasn’t come back yet?” (Nurse to mental patient)

F ’65	GTS Handout	pp. 136-143	GTS HANDOUT
	Lecture 3	pp. 144-145	GTS “We were in an automobile discussion...” (cf. pp. 651-652, Volume II pp.56-57)
	Lecture 5	p. 160 p. 161	“Good morning mother of asses” “ood morning, my son” (cf. p. 419) GTS “I decided that years ago” (cf. p. 693)
	Lecture 7	p. 170 p. 171	GTS “We got company” “...Abraham the Hebrew...”
	Lecture 9	p. 185	“Didn’t you smack her one?” (cf. pp. 113, 411)
	Lecture 10	p. 191	GTS “...arresting people on Hollywood Boulevard for dirty windshields”
	Lecture 11	p. 193	GTS “If you go hotrodding...you’re bound to get caught...”
	Lecture 11	p. 194	Pope Gregory, 6th C: “What you want to do is fit our terminology and our ways to whatever given ways these people have.”
	Lecture 12	pp. 199-200	“I stopped [therapy] right when I was looking at the whole gory mess”
	Lecture 12	p. 200	“We were viewed as returning spirits...” (Berndt)
	Lecture 14	p. 205	NAVY PILOT data (cf. p. 307)
	Appendix A	p. 223	“The baby cried...”
	Appendix B	p. 230 p. 230 p. 231	“The baby cried...” “You know what?” “What are you doing” “Nothing”

S ’66	Lecture 1	p. 236	“The baby cried...”
	Lecture 1 (R)	p. 243 pp. 249-250	“The baby cried...” SPC “I was a hairstylist at one time” (cf. p. 579)
	Lecture 2 (R)	p. 262 p. 262	“Didn’t you hear someone say hello?” “Colorless green ideas sleep furiously”
	Lecture 04.a	p. 281 p. 289 p. 290	GTS Greetings/Introduction sequence GTS “Who’s Jim Reed?” “New guy...” (cf. p. 306, 326) GTS “Who’s Fido?”... “...a waitress”
	Lecture 4	p. 303 pp. 304-305	“What brings you here?” (First Five Minutes) “What are you doing tonight?” “Nothing”
	Lecture 5	p. 306 p. 307 p. 311	“Who are you?” “I’m X’s child” (cf. pp. 289-290, 326) NAVY PILOT data (cf. p. 205) “Mm hm”
	Lecture 6	p. 318	GTS “Hello Jim, take a whiff...”
	Lecture 7	p. 326	“Who’s that?” “...that’s Una’s mother” (cf. p. 306, Volume II p. 201, p. 452)
	Lecture 8	p. 335 p. 340	“We [Yugoslavians] haven’t had good roads since...” (cf. p. 738) “He was a rather queer person” (Von Neumann re. Fuchs)
	Lecture 10	p. 342 p. 346	GTS “I still say though that...” GTS “Not unless you do it right”
	Lecture 11	p. 348	GTS “I still say though that...”
		p. 349	GTS “I was...plonking along at a regular speed,” “And a grasshopper jumped onto the road who you recognized!”
		p. 349	SPC “You just want to know if someone cares” (cf. p. 32)
		p. 349	GTS “You lay in the ground. . . . you’re planted.”
		p. 350	“You have to think of other people, too”
		p. 350	GTS “Yes, Mommy” (cf. p. 419)
		p. 352	“We can be very blind to the things around us”
	Lecture 12	p. 356 pp. 356-357 p. 357 p. 359	“Why would I get fired? Because people are bastards” “As a result of these conditions, Elizabeth became pregnant” “There’s an unaccounted for three-year old child...” 3 fragments: “She’s very nice, but...”, “I like her very much, but...”, “I love Theresa...but...”
	Lecture 14	p. 371 p. 373 p. 375	JFK: “Children should bury their fathers” Qs in TV show What’s My Line (only 35% with ‘Q’ intonation) “What are you going to say to Otto ?”....[post ‘two intervening conversations’]...“What did he say?”
	Lecture 16	p. 386	THE CRATE: “Was it there where they usually burn things?” (cf. pp. 608-609)
	Lecture 17	p. 389	Nuer cattle (cf. p. 601, Volume II p. 75)
	Lecture 20	p. 411 pp. 412-413	“Didn’t you smack her one?” “I cannot give credence to the men’s protestations of innocence” (Arbitration Decision) (cf. pp. 121-22)
	Lecture 21	p. 419 p. 419 pp. 420-421 p. 423 p. 424	GTS “Yes, Mommy” (cf. p. 350) “Good morning mother of asses” “Good morning, my son” (cf. p. 160) GTS “...poor little rich kid...” / “...chicken shit...” “All Falani are liars” (cf. p. 697) “All painters are liars” (cf. p. 697)
	Lecture 24	p. 435	GTS fragments re. “I drive fast”
	Lecture 26	p. 443	GTS “You give lip back to everybody”
	Lecture 27	p. 450	GTS “A green?” (cf. p. 726)
	Lecture 28	p. 456	GTS “He smokes like me”/ “He’s not at all like Ken. He’s more like Al and I.” (cf. p. 790)
	Lecture 29	p. 461	GTS “It was nice having a chick in the room” (cf. pp. 60, 597, Volume II p. 98)
	Lecture 31	p. 473	“I can’t get out of the ship while it’s going” (Isaacs) “There’s a car coming” (Barker & Wright, ms) 1

W ’67	February 16	pp. 519-520	GTS “Who’s paying for this...?”
	March 2	p. 528	GTS “In your own humility?” (Appendor Question)
		p. 529	GTS “Ken, why don’t you make these arrangements out of here” (cf. p. 595, Volume II p. 100)
		p. 531	GTS “I’ll give you til three to move”
	March 9	pp. 535-536	GTS “Hey I shaved this morning....”
		p. 536	GTS “It blew up”
		pp. 536-537	SBL “...gosh awful wreck”/ “...the fall at the Bowl...” (cf. Volume II p. 3, pp. 229, 241)
		pp. 538-539	GTS “Not to be changing the subject, but she brought it up”
		p. 543	GTS “I did, too” (cf. p. 735)
		p.543	GTS “You’re picking on people weaker than you”

S ’67	Lecture 8	p. 553	Julius Klein ‘influence peddler’, greeting congressmen
	Lecture 9	p. 559 p. 566	GTS “If he wants to be mean....” Emily Post & Amy Vanderbilt on answering “How are you”
	Lecture 12	p. 579	SPC “I was a hairstylist at one time” (cf. p. 46)
	Lecture 14	p. 593 p. 595	GTS “Turn on the microphone” GTS “What’s new, gentlemen?”/ “Ken, why don’t you make those arrangements out of here” (cf. p. 529, Volume II p. 100)
	Lecture 15.1	p. 597	GTS “It was nice having a chick in here” (cf. pp. 60, 461), Volume II p. 98)
	Lecture 15.1	p. 599	GTS “This place costs too much money”
	Lecture 15.2	p. 601	Nuer cattle (cf. p. 389, Volume II p. 75)
	Lecture 16	pp. 608-609	THE CRATE: “Was it there where they usually burn things...?” (cf. p. 386)
	Lecture 17	p. 611 p. 612	GTS “I was on the ranch...” GTS “Hey, you got the matches?” “Yeah, I got some matches” GTS “Hey throw me my matches” “Your matches, she gave them to me.”

F ’67	Lecture 1	p. 624 p. 629 p. 641	E. Albert: “The order in which individuals speak in a group is strictly determined...” Rules of precedence in the British aristocracy (two little boys; one the Queen’s son, one a Duke’s son) “I thought I could help him with supervision”
	Lecture 4	p. 651	GTS “You were trying uh” “to play along with us”
		pp. 651-652	GTS “We were in an automobile discussion” “discussing the psychological motives for” “drag racing on the streets” (cf. pp. 144-145, Volume II pp. 56-57)
		p. 652	GTS “They make miserable coffee” “Across the street?”
		p. 653	GTS “I gave him an inferiority complex” “And I got him to shave”
		p. 654	GTS “I’m not happy” “About Roger selling you a car that blew up.”
	Lecture 5	p. 657	A: “Pass the salt” B: “Please” A: “Please” (Barker & Wright?)
	Lecture 6	p. 665	GTS D: “Well Roger uh” R: “Hm?” D: “introduced a kind of topic when he...”
		p. 666	GTS Introduction sequence
		p. 669	GTS “Tell us all about yourself...” “Yeah hurry up”
	Lecture 7	p. 676 p. 680	GTS “Bitchin school...” “Kinda groovy” GTS “I was at the police station this morning”
	Lecture 8	p. 686 p. 687-688 p. 690	JACK & JUDY: “Say, what are you doing?” “Well, we’re going out. Why.” “Oh I was just going to say...come over...” “What’s chocolate filbert?” “We don’t have any”, etc. GTS “What is- what are those, cigars?”
	Lecture 9	p. 693 p. 697	GTS “I decided that years ago the hell with you” (cf. p. 161) “All Felani are liars”, “all painters are liars” (cf. pp. 423, 424)
	Lecture 10	p. 708 pp. 709-710	“...the vast majority of us feel otherwise” Gans excerpt, The Urban Villagers
	Lecture 011	p. 711 pp. 713-714	Johnson / Truman: 3rd person reference to a 2nd person “They said ‘we’re sorry’.” / “We don’t supply [cigarettes] anymore.” / “They don’t want to see your back.”(cf. p. 774)
	Lecture 11	pp. 720-721	“I mean...” “You mean...” in ‘explications’ (cf. pp. 730-732)
	Lecture 12	p. 722	GTS “Let me have a cigar” . . .“Hey let me have one, please?” (same speaker, after intervening talk)
		p. 723	“You want a what?” “You’d be a what?” “All the what?”
		p. 726	“A green?” / “Who’s Wayne Morse.” (cf. p. 450)
		pp. 727-728	“With his what?”
	Lecture 13	pp. 730-732	GTS “No I mean Al”, “No I mean you wouldn’t mind if your [parents] got kidnapped” (cf. pp. 720-721)
		p. 735	GTS “Ye(hh)s! I did too” (cf. p. 543)
		p. 736	GTS “I still say though that...”
		p. 738	“We haven’t had good roads since Roman times...” (cf. p. 335)
	Lecture 14	p. 740	GTS “When did you have the cast taken off” “Tuesday”

S ’68	April 17	p. 752	SBL “...the woman who lives there now...”
		pp. 753-754	TRIO “...there were two police cars across the street...”
		p. 754	SBL “She’s quite a young woman, only in her fifties”
		p. 755	SBL “...don’t say it’s for Avon...just ask for Audrey”
		pp. 755-756	Perry’s comparison of Homer’s Iliad “And they with high thoughts upon the bridges of war....” and Pope’s version
		p. 757	GTS “If you’re going to be a politician, you better learn how to smoke cigars.” . . . “I heard a very astounding thing about pipes last night”
		p. 757	My name is Mrs. Smith, my husband is Dr. Smith”
		p. 761	GTS “Hey I shaved...last night for you”
		pp. 762-763	SBL “Well, he wants to make a change”
		p. 763	SBL “Now, I don’t know about the yard...”
	April 24	pp. 764-765	SBL “We’ve had special calls from the girls’ club asking for more”
		p. 774	“Do you have a cigarette?” “No we don’t” (cf. pp. 713-714)
		p. 776	TRIO “I didn’t even say anything to Teddy about it when I got home because I just thought it was so kind of silly”
		p. 778	SBL “Well, I’ll check with you Sunday...”
		p. 780	First day in a concentration camp: “Little by little conversation sprang up from bunk to bunk. The rumors were already beginning to circulate. Luckily the news is good. We’ll be home soon. We’ll have an unusual experience to talk about.” (Volume II p. 218)
	May 22	p. 784	“M-a-u-e-r,” (pause) “h-a-n.”
	May 29	p. 787	“At first he thought...then he realized...”
		p. 790	GTS “He’s not at all like Ken. He’s more like Al and I” (cf. p. 456)
		p. 790	“Say did you see anything in the paper last night...”/ “Hey you know I almost didn’t make it here this morning...”
		pp. 791-792	“Want to come out and have lunch with me?” “No, let me take you to lunch...”... “Don’t fix very much...”
		p. 793	“I just wanted to say...”
		p. 795	“We were sitting there watching TV and all of a sudden we heard this crash...”
		pp. 795-796	OH GOD XMAS data (cf. pp. 799, 800, Volume II pp. 271-272, 303-304, 499-501)
		pp. 797-798	TRIO A to B: “colored lady”, B to C: “k-Negro woman”, C to B: “No no...that was one of the employees” (cf. Volume II p. 180)
		p. 799	OH GOD XMAS “Kim was in talking to mother. And then Kim came out to me...” (cf. Volume II pp. 271-272)
		p. 800	OH GOD XMAS “At least it was for her use”
Volume II
F ’68	Lecture 1	p. 3	SBL “I looked...in the paper for the fall over at the Bowl...” (cf. Volume I pp. 536-537, Volume II pp. 229, 241)
		p. 8	DA A: How long are you going to be in town?2 B: Till Wednesday. A: Oh you’ll just be here a week (cf. pp. 140, 253)
		p. 10	SBL A: I already have a (1.0) a deposit for it. B:“Well good!” A:“Isn’t that something?”
		p. 13	New York Times article “...Ngoon gave the message to Joseph’s mother. The message was neither interesting enough nor important enough to the two boys for them to discuss it over the phone themselves.”
	Lecture 2	p. 20	GTS: “Some guys talked me into doing houses”
	Lecture 4	p. 51	“That it may go well with thee...”
	Lecture 5	pp. 56-57	GTS Introduction sequence / “We were in an automobile discussion” etc. (cf. Volume I pp. 144-145, 651-652)
	Lecture 6	p. 75	Nuer cattle (cf. Volume I pp. 389, 601)

W ’69	Lecture 1	p. 87 pp. 88-89 p. 90 p. 94	GTS “Hey you have a hole in your shoe” GTS “Hey I shaved...last night for you” GTS “It blew up” [re the Austin Healey] JFK re. RFK “You want to know what kind of slob he is, he still wears buttondown collars.”
	Lecture 2	p. 98 p. 100	GTS “It was nice...having a chick in here” (cf. Volume I pp. 461, 597) GTS D: Ken, why don’t you make those arrangements out of here . . . A: Yes, teacher (cf. Volume I pp. 529, 595)
	Lecture 3	p. 104	GTS “Turn on the microphone”
	Lecture 7	p. 114	GTS “Why the hell are you going to put a Ford in a Jeep”
	Lecture 8	p. 126 p. 133	NB “I felt like a den mother” GTS “He was defending you”
	Lecture 9	pp. 139-140	SBL “Red Bluff”
		p. 140	DA A: How long are you going to be in town? 3 B: Uh, til about Monday A: Oh it’ll be just a week then (cf. pp. 8, 253)
		p. 141	DA A: Where are you staying? 4 B: In Pacific Pallisades A: Oh at the west side of town
		pp. 147-148	SBL “I’m reading one of Harold Sherman’s books”
		p. 152	SBL “And it left her quite permanently damaged, I suppose”

W ’70	Lecture 1	p. 158	TRIO I Opening “Hello,” “Jeanette,” “Yeah,”
	Lecture 2	p. 176	TRIO I “Did you have the day off?”
		p. 177	NB “Did you get your newspaper this morning? Bud ...put it up on your porch”
		p. 180	TRIO “...colored lady” (cf. Volume I pp. 797-798)
	Lecture 4	p. 192 pp. 198-199	ADATO topic//greetings//topic T: . . .Russia and all these- uh, Hi Matt! M: Hi T: Russia and all these other countries. . . Master-slave conversation “Ah Master...” “Yes Master”`, etc.
	Lecture 5	p. 201	“Do you know Sergeant Smith?...Well I’m a friend of his...” (cf. Volume I p. 326, Volume II p. 452)
		pp. 201-202	SBL elaborate opening (including A: Vera?, B: Ye:s.) (cf. p.158)
		p. 202	SBL “Am I taking you away from your dinner?”
		pp. 205-206	ADATO: “my good Irish tie” (‘joking relationship’)
		p. 207	NB “...keep people’s power tools”
		p. 209	SBL “Were you eating?
		pp. 209-210	SBL “Are you cooking your dinner dear?”
		p. 210	SBL “Well do you want to come out and have lunch with me?”

S ’70	Lecture 1	p. 218 pp. 229, 241 p. 253	First day in a concentration camp: “We’ll have an unusual experience to talk about.” (cf. Volume I pp. 780, 799) SBL “Gosh awful wreck” (cf. Volume I pp. 536-537) DA A: How long are you going to be here? 5 B: Til Monday. A: Oh. Just a week. (cf. pp. 8, 140)
	Lecture 5	p. 259	Fromm-Reichmann: “the psychotherapist must be able to listen...without reacting along the lines of one’s own...experience”
	Lecture 6	pp. 261-262 pp. 262-263 pp. 263-264 pp. 266-267	ADATO ‘Romney was brainwashed’, ‘henpecked husband’ anecdote GTS Ken was grounded, ‘gas chamber’ anecdote CRANDALL blind lady’s complaint, blind-to-the-problem explanation GTS “We didn’t go to bed [with] each other” (cf. p. 453)
	Lecture 7	pp. 269-270 pp. 271-272 p. 275	NB “Boy, there goes a great gal” (cf. p. 295) OH GOD XMAS “Kim was in talking to mother...” (cf. Volume I p. 799, Volume II pp. 294, 303-304, 499, 501) NB “We hehh we swam in the nude...”
	Lecture 8	p. 283 p. 284 p. 285	ADATO hippie producer GTS “heh! Wh(hh)en I grow up! heh” ADATO “...turned in his draft card...”

W ’71	February 19	p. 291 p. 294 p. 295 p. 295 p. 298 pp. 299-300 pp. 301-302	NB “Wasn’t that the dirtiest place?” OH GOD XMAS “Kim was in talking to mother...” (cf. Volume I p. 799, Volume II pp. 294, 303-304, 499, 501) NB “Boy there goes a great gal” (cf. pp. 269-270) NB “So I went out and God the first thing I knew there’s Rick. right ((laugh)) behind me.” SCHENKEIN DAR chicken liver → Mexican pottery SCHENKEIN watchdog → tiger→ Born Free NB “I was just out washing windows”→ “I met a very very nice guy”
	March 4	pp. 303-304 p. 307 p. 313	OH GOD XMAS “Kim was in talking to mother...” (cf. Volume I p. 799, Volume II pp. 294, 303-304, 499, 501) GTS “room” . . . “roof” GTS Louise: “We went out for ice cream”
	March 11	pp. 318-320 p. 323 pp. 323-324	SCHENKEIN Herring sequence OH GOD XMAS “the past 3 times” (numbers flurry) SCHENKEIN “so you have to view it from both sides” (numbers flurry)

S ’71	April 5	pp. 340-341	GTS “Pike”/“POP”
	April 9	pp. 348-349	GTS “Pike”/“POP”
	April 12	p. 355	GTS pre-Pike/POP “sexual problems” → “I went to the Pike” → “Isn’t the New Pike depressing?”
	April 19	pp. 360-361	JACK & JUDY (entire conversation)
	April 23	p. 367	JACK & JUDY “Talk, you mean get drunk...”
	April 26	p. 370	JACK & JUDY “Talk, you mean get drunk...”
	April 30	pp. 376-377	SPC New Year’s Eve opening
	May 3	p. 386 pp. 386-387 pp. 387-388 pp. 388-389	SPC NYE “Doesn’t it bore you, talking to me?” SPC NYE “Go to a clinic” (3 times) SPC NYE “Sounds like a real professional uh huh, uh huh, uh huh” SPC NYE “I know just exactly what you’re thinking”
	May 10	p. 395	SPC NYE “You’re making me laugh. I must be feeling better.”
	May 21	pp. 402-403 p. 403	SPC NYE closing SPC NYE “It was like a surgeon getting down to the disease...all of a sudden he opens you up and there’s the disease...”
	May 24	pp. 412-413	SPC NYE “Do you belong to a church now?” answer: [“No”+]

F ’71	Lecture 1	pp. 420-421	GTS Ken’s sister’s dirty joke (cf. pp. 470-472)
	Lecture 3	pp. 431-432 pp. 435-436	GTS “...skirted around the subject” GTS Roger: “I see it as a whole picture”
	Lecture 4	pp. 437	SCHENKEIN swap meet traffic jam
	Lecture 5	p. 444	GTS Louise: “...this guy that I liked a real lot”
		p. 446	NB “And Jan, uh this friend of mine...”
		pp. 446-447	GTS “So Jack s- uh one guy bought...” 6
		pp. 448-449	GTS “Who’s Joelle?”
		p. 449	DA “What’s your friend’s name. ’Cause my son lives [in the same area].”
		p. 450	ADATO “that guy” → “Jordan?” SBL “that gal” → “Brady.” SBL “what’s her name” → “Sue?”
		p. 451	GTS “that clod” → “the quack!”
		p. 452	SBL “one of Harold Sherman’s books” “...that’s Una’s mother” (cf. Volume I p. 326, Volume II p. 201)
	Lecture 6	p. 453	GTS Louise: “We didn’t go to bed [with] each other” (‘defensively-designed’ story) (cf. pp. 266-267)
	Lecture 7	pp. 458-460	ADATO Insurance salesman story “I met a guy in Jersey”
	Lecture 9	pp. 470-472	GTS Ken’s sister’s dirty joke (entire segment) (cf. pp. 420-421)
	Lecture 11	p. 483	NB, re. RFK assassination: “it would have ruined your whole trip” / kid’s home run as “the only good thing that happened to me this week.”
	Lecture 14	pp. 499, 501	OH GOD XMAS data (cf. Volume I pp. 795-796, 798, 800, Volume II pp. 271-272, 303-304)
	Lecture 15	p. 512	SCHENKEIN: Ethel’s “thought” as possibly a dream

S ’72	Lecture 2	p. 537	NB “Are you the oldest one in the class?” “Oh, by far.”
	Lecture 3	p. 542	JG “Is Maggie there?” call opening
	Lecture 5	p. 561	JG “How did you survive the earthquake? and the fires and the floods and everything”
	Lecture 6	p. 573	NB “I had a little operation on my toe...”

1 In each case it’s a response to a command by an adult. This stuff has the same feel as daughter to mother in Ken’s dirty joke: “You told me never to speak with my mouth full.” [GJ 1992]<

2 Actual version shown in fn:

A: How long are you going to be here
B: Uh: (∙) not too long. uh:: just until uh:: I think Monday. (1.2)
A: Till, oh you mean like a week tomorrow,

3 See fn 2 above

4 Actual version shown in fn:

A: Now you told me you eh-uh-where are you.=Are you at uh: Puh-ih: (∙) Palos uh:
   (0.4)
B: eh-No in ah:::::uh: (∙) ∙t Marina del Rey.
   (0.9)
B: Marina del Rey.=
A: =Oh Marina del Re:[y.
B:                                    [Yah.

5 See fn 2 above

Actual version is more complex:

R: So we wen’ around the room they were takin’ orders. So Jack- k- this uh one guy bought uh dollar fifty worth a’ Ripple, next guy bough(hh)t a dollar fifty worth a’glue hheh.
J: heh heh // heh heh
A: hehheh heh heh!
R: hhmhhh heh ‘Planning on gettin’ gassed. huh Jack’!