Peanuts by Charles Schulz for August 21, 1966

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Sally watches Linus hold his blanket and suck his thumb. Sally snatches the blanket from Linus. Linus shouts, "Hey!"<BR><BR> Linus shouts, "What do you think you're doing?" Sally says, "No future husband of mine is going to sit around holding a blanket!"<BR><BR> Linus shouts, "I'm not your future husband! Give me that blanket!" Sally says, "No!"<BR><BR> Linus starts to shake and says, "My blanket! I gotta have that blanket! I can't breathe! I feel dizzy . . . I'm growing faint . . . I . . . I"<BR><BR> Linus faints. Sally says, "Get up! I know you're faking!"<BR><BR> Linus chases Sally and says, "Gimme that blanket or I'll clobber you!" Sally runs and says, "I won't give it back unless you promise to marry me . . ."<BR><BR> Linus says, "All right, I promise to marry you!" Sally replies, "You do???"<BR><BR> Sally throws the blanket in Linus' face and shouts, "You're lying!!!!"<BR><BR> Sally says, "Just think . . If we were maried you wouldn't need a blanket because just knowing I was there in our little home would make you feel so secure . . ." Linus says, "I can't stand it . . ."<BR><BR>