| "It'd be something we could see, a callus, a deformity... something we could grab with the hand. | |
| - It was a callus! | |
| - Yes, the callus of tripe. | |
| ... see nothing... callus when I close in his arms... | |
| A callus on the sole? | |
| "It'd be something we could see, a callus, a deformity... something we could grab with the hand. | |
| - It was a callus! | |
| - Yes, the callus of tripe. | |
| ... see nothing... callus when I close in his arms... | |
| A callus on the sole? | |
| "He had honest calluses | |
| "When she reaches the rainbow bridge" "she opens her hands" "showing her calluses that can never be removed." | |
| (Ed) Can you turn your right hand over so we can see the calluses? | |
| - Like I said, calluses. - [ Classmates Chuckle ] | |
| - Look at the calluses on them. | |
| "He had honest calluses | |
| "When she reaches the rainbow bridge" "she opens her hands" "showing her calluses that can never be removed." | |
| (Ed) Can you turn your right hand over so we can see the calluses? | |
| - Like I said, calluses. - [ Classmates Chuckle ] | |
| - Look at the calluses on them. | |
| And though the slaves quaked from their callused feet to the top of their shaved heads nobody moved. | |
| Check out his shirt and his callused hands. | |
| Explains why his hands are cut-up and callused. | |
| Hands are callused. Scarring, too. | |
| Here's what else I know: your left palm is callused, suggesting you work with your hands. | |
| And though the slaves quaked from their callused feet to the top of their shaved heads nobody moved. | |
| Check out his shirt and his callused hands. | |
| Explains why his hands are cut-up and callused. | |
| Hands are callused. Scarring, too. | |
| Here's what else I know: your left palm is callused, suggesting you work with your hands. | |
