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Duel in The Sun 1946 Gregory Peck & Jennifer Jones

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    Deep among the lonely
    sun-baked hills of Texas...
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    the great and weather-beaten
    stone still stands.
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    The Comanches called it
    Squaw's Head Rock.
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    Time cannot change
    its impassive face...
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    nor dim the legend
    of the wild young lovers...
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    who found heaven and hell
    in the shadows of the rock.
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    For when the sun is low...
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    and the cold wind blows
    across the desert...
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    there are those
    of Indian blood...
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    who still speak
    of Pearl Chavez...
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    the half-breed girl
    from down along the border...
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    and of the laughing outlaw...
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    with whom she here kept
    a final rendezvous...
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    never to be seen again.
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    And this is
    what the legend says--
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    A flower known nowhere else...
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    grows from out
    of the desperate crags...
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    where Pearl vanished...
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    Pearl, who was herself
    a wild flower...
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    sprung from the hard clay,
    quick to blossom...
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    and early to die.
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    Pearl.
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    Where's your ma?
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    She's in there, dancing.
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    Like mother, like daughter.
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    I'm commencing to think
    I like the daughter better.
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    Let go!.
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    You go away from me,
    or I'll call my pa.
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    That renegade creole squaw-man?
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    That's a rich one.
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    I'll just raise you
    fifty, Mr. Chavez.
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    Would you mind?
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    Mind what?
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    That weed.
    I find it rather repulsive.
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    Pretty fancy gentleman,
    ain't you, Mr. Chavez?
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    He's not so fancy
    about his wife, if you ask me.
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    Look at her.
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    Quitting? Broke again?
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    Yes, gentlemen...
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    but there are
    greater tragedies...
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    that I'm sure
    you wouldn't understand.
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    Pa!
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    Pa, will you take me
    in the Presidio?
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    I ain't never
    been in there and--
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    And you never should be.
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    What are you doing out here
    at this hour anyway?
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    I was just dancing.
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    I've told your mother
    repeatedly--
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    this street is no place
    for a girl your age.
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    I didn't mean no harm.
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    It's my fault, child, not yours.
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    The sins of the fathers.
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    Go home now, dear.
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    I'll be back in a little while.
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    Don't! Stop!
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    No, Chavez!. Don't!
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    Don't!. Don't! I beg you! Don't!
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    Pa!
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    I plead no mitigating
    circumstances.
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    They deserved to die,
    as I deserve to die.
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    For I long since
    killed a person...
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    much superior
    to either of them--myself.
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    I killed that person the day
    I gave my family's name...
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    to the woman
    who became my wife.
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    And since I believe...
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    the punishment
    should fit the crime...
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    I suggest that you hang me
    by the neck until I am dead.
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    It's from Laura Belle.
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    Did I ever tell you about her?
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    She's my second cousin.
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    Yes, Laura Belle
    is my second cousin...
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    but she was
    more than that to me.
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    You see, once upon a time,
    in a different age...
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    in a different age
    and such a different world...
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    I was in love.
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    And wonderful to believe,
    the lady was in love with me.
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    You mustn't look at me
    as though that were impossible.
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    I was quite the looker
    in my day and very dashing.
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    Perhaps a bit too dashing.
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    And that's why
    this very wonderful girl...
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    who might have been your mother,
    decided on security...
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    and gave herself in wedlock
    to a wealthy Yankee.
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    Better make it fast, Chavez.
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    You've only got
    five minutes left.
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    No! No!
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    They can't.
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    They can't. I won't let them.
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    Better that it end.
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    Really it is.
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    Your mother and I
    can't hurt you any longer.
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    Laura Belle wants
    my little girl to go to her.
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    Yes, just a few more weeks...
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    and at last,
    you'll have a home...
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    the mother you should have had.
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    No, you mustn't leave me.
    You mustn't.
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    You've been a good child.
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    Through some miracle,
    you're good...
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    and you're decent,
    and you're strong.
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    And now you must prove
    that you are strong.
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    You will do that for me,
    won't you, darling?
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    No tears, no grief...
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    now or later.
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    Here. Keep this scarf.
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    Wear it sometimes.
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    Get her out of here, Chavez.
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    Listen to me, darling.
    We've very little time.
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    I want you to lean
    on Laura Belle...
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    make her your inspiration
    and your guide.
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    And then one day,
    you'll be the great lady...
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    I've always wanted you to be.
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    Promise me that.
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    I promise.
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    Cross your heart?
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    Cross my heart.
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    She'll love you.
    I know she will.
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    And you must give her
    all the love you've had for me.
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    Smile for me.
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    Now, now. Head high.
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    Strong.
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    Very strong.
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    All threats of hell
    and hopes of paradise...
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    one thing at least
    is certain--
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    this life flies.
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    One thing is certain,
    and the rest is lies.
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    The flower that once
    has bloomed forever dies.
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    Ready, Chavez?
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    Quite ready, sheriff.
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    Whoa!
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    I beg your pardon.
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    You can't be...
    What's your name?
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    None of your business.
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    Sorry-
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    I really am sorry.
    I wonder if I could--
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    I don't talk to no strangers.
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    That's a good rule generally,
    I grant you, but...
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    in this case, it--
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    Come on.
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    Won't you answer
    just one question?
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    What is it?
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    Did you see
    a little southern tot...
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    on the Guadalupe coach?
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    No.
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    Are you sure?
    She was traveling alone.
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    You said "one question."
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    I know, but it doesn't
    seem unreasonable if you--
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    Now you go away
    and leave me alone.
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    I know all about men like you.
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    Well...
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    Good morning.
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    Why couldn't they have been
    a little more explicit...
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    about just which coach
    they were sending her on?
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    Don't worry, Jesse.
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    I'll drive her out to the ranch
    whenever she shows up.
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    Thanks, Lem.
    You can't miss her.
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    She's one of those...
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    well-brought-up
    southern children.
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    Probably be hungry
    and crying her eyes out.
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    I'll give her some milk
    and blow her nose for her.
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    Thanks again.
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    And...so long!.
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    So long.
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    Give my regards to the old man.
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    I will.
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    Say hello to Laura Belle for me.
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    Wait!
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    Wait! Do you know
    somebody named Laura Belle?
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    I said, do you know
    somebody named Laura Belle?
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    None of your business.
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    It is my business.
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    I don't talk to no strangers.
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    You can answer
    one question, can't you?
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    That won't hurt you none.
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    All right, one question.
    But remember, just one.
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    I know all about girls like you.
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    Don't you dare say that.
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    Pearl.
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    How'd you know my name?
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    If you hadn't been so uppity...
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    I'd have known who you were
    a long time ago.
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    Now come on. Get in.
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    Who are you?
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    My mother couldn't come
    to meet you...
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    so I came in her place.
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    I'm Laura Belle's son--
    the older one, Jesse.
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    There.
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    I'm sorry about
    not recognizing you.
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    I guess your clothes
    sort of fooled me.
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    Don't misunderstand me.
    I think they're beautiful.
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    You do?
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    Yes, and very unusual.
    But you know...
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    I think I'd like to see you
    in brighter colors.
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    Like green?
    I have a green blouse.
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    - Green, blue, yellow maybe.
    - Yellow?
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    I have a real pretty
    yellow one right here.
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    - I'll put it on now.
    - Not now.
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    Save it for tomorrow.
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    Here's where the ranch starts.
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    There's the marker--
    the Spanish Bit...
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    a million acres
    of McCanles empire.
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    Empire? Isn't this still Texas?
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    Yes, but the Senator doesn't
    always acknowledge that. Look.
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    He puts his seal
    of ownership on everything.
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    It's on his sons, too,
    I suppose.
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    In fact, I'm sure
    my brother Lewt and I...
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    are the Senator's
    favorite property.
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    Is your brother as nice
    as you are?
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    Girls in town think he's nicer.
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    - Hiya, Jesse.
    - Howdy, Jake.
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    Fine foals.
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    Is that your house?
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    That is the residence
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    of Jackson Tilt McCanles
    and family.
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    And on to the fortress...
    and happiness.
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    Jesse! Pearl!
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    Here you are.
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    Prettiest girl ever to set foot
    on Spanish Bit.
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    Pearl, dear.
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    I'm so glad you've
    come to us, darling.
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    Here, let me look at you.
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    Yes, you're Scott's daughter.
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    And now you're ours.
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    You're just like he said.
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    I'm afraid I'm somewhat
    different than he remembered.
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    But come, dear.
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    Did you take good care
    of her, Jesse?
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    I showed her all
    the points of interest.
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    - He did. He's nice.
    - I think so, too.
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    You southern belles
    are all alike.
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    Jesse!
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    Where in holleration
    you been all day?
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    I just went down
    to Paradise Flats.
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    - Senator, this is Pearl.
    - Who?
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    Pearl Chavez, our cousin.
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    You remember. We invited her
    to come and stay with us.
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    Don't be scared.
    You're not a trespasser.
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    She's no cousin of mine.
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    She's Scott Chavez's
    daughter, ain't she?
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    Yes, of course she is.
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    Why don't you say so?
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    Girl, what are you doing
    in that getup?
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    Is that the latest fashion...
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    with them aristocratic
    cousins of yours?
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    Or is it what they're
    wearing this season in wigwams?
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    Come on, boy.
    We got to talk business.
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    See you later, Pearl.
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    Come, dear.
    I'll take you to your room.
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    He don't want me here.
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    You mustn't mind the Senator.
    He doesn't mean anything by it.
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    It's his way ever since...
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    ever since his accident.
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    Accident?
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    It's a long story...
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    and, I'm afraid,
    not a very pleasant one.
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    I wish we had
    a better room for you...
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    but later on,
    we'll speak to the Senator.
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    Lewton, dear.
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    This is Pearl.
    My youngest son--Lewton.
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    Pleased to meet you, Lewton.
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    Pleased to meet you...
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    Pearl.
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    Come, Pearl.
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    You and Lewton will have
    plenty of time later on...
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    to get to know one another.
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    I'm sure we will.
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    Yay.. boy.
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    Sounds of the rude world
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    Heard in the day
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    Lulled by the moonlight
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    Have all passed away
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    Beautiful dreamer
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    Queen of my song
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    List' while I woo thee...
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    Where will I put
    your medicine, Mrs. McCanles?
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    Leave it on the table.
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    Mrs. McCanles,
    can I get married?
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    But, Vashti, whom do
    you want to marry?
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    Nobody in particular, ma'am.
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    I just thought I'd kind of
    like to get married.
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    Of course, Vashti.
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    You may marry
    whenever you wish.
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    Thank you, ma'am.
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    Do you know anybody...
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    who would be nice
    for me to marry?
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    No, I don't,
    but I'll think about it.
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    Thank you, ma'am.
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    There's no particular hurry.
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    That Vashti.
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    I'm afraid I'll never be able
    to train her properly.
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    And as to marriage...
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    Sit down.
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    I'm glad your father
    sent you to me.
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    All you have to do
    is behave like a lady.
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    Not that
    Scott Chavez's daughter...
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    could ever be anything
    but a lady.
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    I'm a good girl, ma'am.
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    Of course you are, dear,
    but you see...
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    you'll be the only young girl
    at Spanish Bit.
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    No one could blame you...
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    if your head
    were turned a little.
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    You take Lewton, for instance.
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    He's such an attractive boy.
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    I think Jesse's much nicer.
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    But you scarcely know Lewton.
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    Of course, he's
    a bit undisciplined...
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    but perhaps that's what gives
    westerners their charm.
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    The Senator was like that.
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    That's why, when your father...
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    Jesse always chides me
    for talking about the past.
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    I hope Jesse likes me.
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    We're going to lose him someday.
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    I've known that ever since
    he came back from law school.
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    I've been so selfish.
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    He'd have gone long ago
    if it weren't for me.
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    My firstborn--he's so good.
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    He's made such
    a difference in my life.
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    - Ma'am?
    - Yes, Pearl?
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    I'll be a good girl.
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    I promise I will.
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    I want to be like you.
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    That's what my father wanted.
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    I'm afraid neither
    your father nor I...
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    found happiness, child.
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    I hope you will.
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    Come, child.
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    This is no way to begin.
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    Do you know this waltz?
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    Will you stop
    that infernal instrument!
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    King me, Senator.
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    I always figured when I moved
    into my own quarters...
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    I'd be rid of that noise.
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    I guess that's it, Senator.
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    I think I'll take me
    a little stroll.
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    Now we got that papoose
    to put up with.
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    I don't know.
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    She looks like
    a pretty cute tamale to me.
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    You think so?
    Wouldn't appeal to me none.
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    Of course, I always
    liked my women more...
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    Say, Senator.
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    Yeah, Lewt?
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    You know that last trip
    I took up to Abilene?
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    Yeah.
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    I was driving the herd all day
    and kind of tired...
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    and felt like getting
    some relaxation.
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    Yeah. Didn't happen
    to drop into a place...
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    called the Last Chance, did you?
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    How did you find that out?
  • 23:13 - 23:16
    Sent them a check
    for 1,600 just yesterday.
  • 23:16 - 23:18
    That's how I found out.
  • 23:18 - 23:21
    I guess I had
    a few drinks too many.
  • 23:21 - 23:23
    That's all right.
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    A fella's got to sow
    some wild oats sometime.
  • 23:26 - 23:28
    What's the money for?
  • 23:28 - 23:30
    Senator...
  • 23:30 - 23:33
    I hope someday I'll be like you.
  • 23:35 - 23:39
    The only thing
    I don't like about you...
  • 23:39 - 23:41
    is the miserable way
    you play poker.
  • 23:41 - 23:46
    Trying to fill inside straights
    is a sucker's game.
  • 23:46 - 23:49
    Go on, boy. Go on. Run along.
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    What a boy.
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    How'd they come
    to name you Pearl?
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    I don't know, sir.
  • 24:09 - 24:12
    Couldn't have had
    much eye for color, could they?
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    They might better have called
    you Pocahontas or Minnehaha.
  • 24:21 - 24:23
    Ain't that right?
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    I guess so.
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    All right, Minne, on your way.
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    Good night, sir.
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    Minne...ha ha.
  • 24:34 - 24:36
    Ha ha.
  • 24:36 - 24:38
    Hello, Pearl. What's the matter?
  • 24:38 - 24:42
    Are you unhappy?
    Don't you like Spanish Bit?
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    If everybody was like you.
  • 24:45 - 24:47
    If everybody was like me,
    the world would be...
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    a terribly frustrated
    sort of place.
  • 24:49 - 24:51
    What do you mean?
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    Nothing for you to worry
    your pretty little head about.
  • 24:54 - 24:56
    I want to learn.
    Will you learn me?
  • 24:56 - 24:58
    Your ma says you're a lawyer.
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    I want to be a lady
    and know everything, like her.
  • 25:01 - 25:04
    I wonder if learning
    ever made mother any happier.
  • 25:04 - 25:06
    - I wish I could do that.
    - What?
  • 25:06 - 25:09
    Make rings like that.
    Can I try? Let me try.
  • 25:09 - 25:11
    No, Pearl. Now whoa.
  • 25:11 - 25:13
    Ladies aren't supposed to smoke.
  • 25:15 - 25:18
    Now you won't want
    to learn me things, will you?
  • 25:18 - 25:21
    You don't like me
    no more, do you?
  • 25:21 - 25:23
    Of course I do.
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    I'm afraid a lot of men
    will want to learn you things.
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    I think you better go to bed...
  • 25:36 - 25:38
    like a good little girl.
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    We'll discuss your education
    another time.
  • 25:44 - 25:46
    All right.
  • 25:46 - 25:48
    Good night, Pearl.
  • 25:48 - 25:50
    Good night, Jesse.
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    Good night.
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    What do you want?
  • 26:56 - 26:58
    I hate you!.
  • 26:58 - 27:01
    Don't you pretend
    nobody ever did that before.
  • 27:01 - 27:05
    They didn't. Nobody did.
    Nobody's going to.
  • 27:06 - 27:07
    You little...
  • 27:15 - 27:16
    You leave that alone!
  • 27:18 - 27:20
    I reckon he must be
    the white half.
  • 27:24 - 27:27
    I forgot to say
    good night, ma'am.
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    Sometimes I feel like
    a motherless child
  • 27:40 - 27:46
    That ain't no ham, Miss Pearl.
    That's a pig.
  • 27:46 - 27:47
    Same thing.
  • 27:47 - 27:50
    But Mrs. McCanles,
    she's very particular...
  • 27:50 - 27:55
    and she don't want no big pig
    listed like no little ham.
  • 27:55 - 27:57
    Here. Maybe you better
    make the list, Vashti.
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    No, ma'am. I can't write.
  • 27:59 - 28:03
    Mrs. McCanles says to me once,
    "Vashti, can you write?"
  • 28:03 - 28:05
    And I says, "Mrs. McCanles- ♪
  • 28:05 - 28:07
    Vashti.
  • 28:07 - 28:11
    Mrs. McCanles says to me once,
    "Vashti, can you write?"
  • 28:11 - 28:12
    And I says, "Mrs. McCanles- ♪
  • 28:12 - 28:14
    Vashti!.
  • 28:14 - 28:15
    Mrs. McCanles says--
  • 28:15 - 28:17
    Vashti!.
  • 28:17 - 28:20
    That's Mr. Lewt.
    I think he wants to see me.
  • 28:20 - 28:21
    Vashti, where are you?
  • 28:21 - 28:24
    I'm scared of that Mr. Lewt.
  • 28:24 - 28:27
    He says to me once,
    "Vashti, you're empty-headed."
  • 28:27 - 28:28
    Vashti!.
  • 28:28 - 28:30
    Tell Miss Pearl
    to come out here.
  • 28:30 - 28:32
    Miss Pearl--
  • 28:32 - 28:35
    I heard him. Tell him I'm busy.
  • 28:35 - 28:36
    Why don't you tell him...
  • 28:36 - 28:38
    and I'll just run along
    up to the house?
  • 28:38 - 28:40
    All right, I'll tell him.
  • 28:42 - 28:43
    What do you want?
  • 28:43 - 28:46
    Thought you might like
    to see some tricks.
  • 28:46 - 28:47
    Watch this.
  • 28:51 - 28:53
    That's a good boy.
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    Hey, Lewt.
  • 29:08 - 29:10
    What do you want?
  • 29:10 - 29:12
    I thought you were supposed to
    be on the round-up today.
  • 29:12 - 29:14
    And suppose you tend
    to your mortgages...
  • 29:14 - 29:16
    and stop sticking your nose
    in my business.
  • 29:16 - 29:19
    Just as one civilized man
    to another, I--
  • 29:19 - 29:20
    if that isn't insulting you--
  • 29:20 - 29:22
    I have a little
    suggestion to make.
  • 29:22 - 29:24
    All right. Let's have it.
  • 29:24 - 29:28
    Why don't you
    leave this one alone?
  • 29:28 - 29:31
    She may do very nicely
    if given half a chance.
  • 29:32 - 29:34
    What's the matter, judge?
  • 29:34 - 29:37
    You got her earmarked
    for yourself?
  • 29:46 - 29:48
    Hey, Pearl.
  • 29:49 - 29:51
    Come on, Dice. Push.
  • 29:51 - 29:54
    Whoa.
  • 29:54 - 29:56
    Give me a good push.
  • 29:59 - 30:01
    Whoa, boy.
    I want you to meet a lady.
  • 30:03 - 30:06
    Now bow for the lady, Dice.
  • 30:09 - 30:11
    He's right smart.
  • 30:13 - 30:17
    What do you think
    of my new girl, Dice?
  • 30:19 - 30:22
    Oh? Maybe not.
  • 30:22 - 30:24
    Did you teach him all that?
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    All that and lots more.
  • 30:28 - 30:30
    He'll turn on a dime
    and give you change.
  • 30:30 - 30:33
    - Do you want to try him?
    - Me ride him?
  • 30:33 - 30:35
    You're just having fun with me.
  • 30:35 - 30:36
    Or can't you ride bareback?
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    - Of course I can.
    - Let me see you.
  • 30:39 - 30:41
    I could show you,
    but I got work to do.
  • 30:41 - 30:45
    Of course, if you don't dare,
    I don't give a doggone.
  • 30:49 - 30:51
    Yeah?
  • 30:51 - 30:53
    Get off him.
  • 30:53 - 30:55
    Sure enough. He won't throw you.
  • 30:55 - 30:57
    He's smooth as cream.
  • 31:03 - 31:05
    Come on!
  • 31:07 - 31:09
    Now git!
  • 31:29 - 31:30
    Open the gate!
  • 32:19 - 32:21
    You all right?
  • 32:27 - 32:30
    That was a fool thing to say.
  • 32:30 - 32:33
    You never rode bareback
    before in your life.
  • 32:35 - 32:38
    I never said I had.
  • 32:38 - 32:40
    Is she hurt, Lewt?
  • 32:40 - 32:42
    No. Get out of here.
  • 32:42 - 32:43
    Can we do anything?
  • 32:43 - 32:45
    Go on and mosey, will you?
  • 32:45 - 32:48
    Sure.
  • 32:54 - 32:57
    You got gumption,
    but you ain't got no sense.
  • 32:57 - 32:59
    If you'd only let me
    start him right...
  • 32:59 - 33:01
    instead of scaring him that way.
  • 33:01 - 33:03
    It wasn't him that was scared.
  • 33:03 - 33:05
    He won't throw me next time.
  • 33:05 - 33:07
    You better stick
    to buggy-riding.
  • 33:07 - 33:09
    Maybe him and me
    ain't your style.
  • 33:09 - 33:11
    Ain't no maybe about you.
  • 33:11 - 33:13
    I wish you'd let me
    ride him some more.
  • 33:13 - 33:15
    Sure.
  • 33:15 - 33:17
    How'd you like me
    to give him to you?
  • 33:17 - 33:20
    You mean for keeps?
    You're not just teasing?
  • 33:20 - 33:22
    No. I guess you'd
    rather have Jesse...
  • 33:22 - 33:24
    pick you out a riding horse...
  • 33:24 - 33:25
    even if he don't know
    the difference...
  • 33:25 - 33:27
    between a pinto
    and a strawberry roan.
  • 33:27 - 33:29
    I like this one.
  • 33:29 - 33:31
    And you like me,
    don't you, honey?
  • 33:31 - 33:33
    You won't throw me no more.
  • 33:33 - 33:35
    All right. He's yours.
  • 33:43 - 33:46
    Let's you and me ride down
    to the sump after supper, huh?
  • 33:46 - 33:48
    Where's that?
  • 33:48 - 33:51
    A shady place
    over by Hidden Canyon.
  • 33:51 - 33:55
    The water's good and deep now,
    almost over your head.
  • 33:55 - 33:58
    You mean go swimming...together?
  • 33:58 - 34:01
    I'll bring along my guitar,
    play us some music.
  • 34:01 - 34:03
    You got a nerve.
  • 34:03 - 34:05
    The moon will be
    pretty near full.
  • 34:05 - 34:08
    You didn't buy me,
    just giving me a horse.
  • 34:08 - 34:12
    I'll be waiting for you
    after supper out by the bell.
  • 34:12 - 34:14
    I won't go.
  • 34:15 - 34:17
    I won't!
  • 34:23 - 34:26
    Listen to this for poppycock.
  • 34:26 - 34:29
    "And the benefits
    to be derived...
  • 34:29 - 34:33
    "by the small ranchers
    from the new railroad...
  • 34:33 - 34:37
    "are too numerous
    to need recounting here."
  • 34:37 - 34:39
    "Small ranchers."
  • 34:39 - 34:42
    Ignorant, nasty,
    spoiling the open range...
  • 34:42 - 34:43
    with their measly fences.
  • 34:43 - 34:46
    And say, Jesse.
    I should have told you before.
  • 34:46 - 34:48
    Them surveyors had the gall...
  • 34:48 - 34:51
    to come traipsing
    over Spanish Bit...
  • 34:51 - 34:54
    with them infernal
    spyglasses of theirs.
  • 34:54 - 34:56
    I almost fired
    that new foreman Ken...
  • 34:56 - 34:58
    for letting them on the place.
  • 35:00 - 35:02
    Shouldn't have
    done that, Senator.
  • 35:02 - 35:03
    Why not?
  • 35:03 - 35:05
    Because it wasn't Ken
    who let them on the place.
  • 35:05 - 35:07
    Nobody else would
    have had the nerve.
  • 35:07 - 35:10
    I was the one that told them
    they could do it.
  • 35:10 - 35:12
    - Have you gone plumb crazy?
    - I don't think so.
  • 35:12 - 35:14
    I thought it might be
    a good idea to cooperate...
  • 35:14 - 35:17
    and have the tracks where
    they'd do the most good.
  • 35:17 - 35:19
    Good? What do you mean good?
  • 35:19 - 35:21
    It's getting rather cool,
    don't you think?
  • 35:21 - 35:23
    For one thing...
  • 35:23 - 35:25
    the railroad will bring
    new people, a school.
  • 35:25 - 35:28
    Paradise Flats will become
    a real town instead of--
  • 35:28 - 35:30
    And that same railway
    will ship...
  • 35:30 - 35:33
    a lot of emigrants
    from up north down here...
  • 35:33 - 35:37
    and they'll start in voting
    and putting in taxes.
  • 35:37 - 35:39
    It's your ranch.
  • 35:39 - 35:42
    I was just trying to be helpful.
  • 35:46 - 35:49
    Spanish Bit's going to
    belong to you someday--
  • 35:49 - 35:51
    you and Lewt.
  • 35:51 - 35:52
    So I don't see why you don't--
  • 35:52 - 35:54
    Senator, I know
    you mean well for me.
  • 35:54 - 35:56
    You've always been
    generous to us.
  • 35:56 - 35:59
    Maybe Lewt and I would be closer
    to what you wanted us to be...
  • 35:59 - 36:00
    if you hadn't been so generous.
  • 36:00 - 36:03
    What's wrong with Lewt?
  • 36:03 - 36:05
    Nothing at all
    that you'd object to.
  • 36:05 - 36:07
    That's not the point.
    I'm the one who's the maverick.
  • 36:07 - 36:10
    I don't know
    what you're talking about.
  • 36:10 - 36:13
    I'd like one McCanles to give
    something to this state...
  • 36:13 - 36:15
    and not just take from it.
  • 36:18 - 36:20
    Good night, sir.
  • 36:26 - 36:28
    Your son, ma'am?
  • 36:30 - 36:32
    Yes, Senator.
  • 36:36 - 36:38
    Who's there?
  • 36:38 - 36:41
    Is that you, Jesse?
  • 36:41 - 36:45
    Hello, Pearl. Nice night.
    Want to take a little walk?
  • 36:47 - 36:49
    It's kind of late.
    I think I'd better go--
  • 36:49 - 36:51
    Where were you going when I--
  • 36:51 - 36:56
    Got to get me
    somebody to love
  • 36:56 - 36:58
    I...
  • 36:58 - 37:00
    I guess that's Lewt.
  • 37:00 - 37:01
    Certainly is Lewt.
    He's the best serenader...
  • 37:01 - 37:03
    this side of the Rio Grande.
  • 37:03 - 37:06
    I don't care if he is.
    Him and his old guitar.
  • 37:06 - 37:09
    Just because he gave me a horse.
  • 37:09 - 37:13
    I know why, too.
    He can't fool me none.
  • 37:13 - 37:15
    That's a horse
    on Lewt, isn't it?
  • 37:15 - 37:18
    I didn't really
    want to meet him.
  • 37:18 - 37:20
    Honest, I didn't.
  • 37:20 - 37:23
    It was just that
    I was kind of lonesome and--
  • 37:23 - 37:24
    I know.
  • 37:24 - 37:28
    Do you still want me
    to take that walk with you?
  • 37:30 - 37:31
    I don't know why not.
  • 37:31 - 37:34
    Lewt can supply the charming
    musical background.
  • 37:37 - 37:43
    Got to get me
    somebody to love
  • 37:43 - 37:45
    I'll be..
  • 38:08 - 38:09
    Thanks, Lewt.
  • 38:09 - 38:12
    You're a better wrangler
    than all of them.
  • 38:12 - 38:14
    Sid, see that chestnut
    over there?
  • 38:14 - 38:16
    She looks lame.
    Take her out to pasture.
  • 38:16 - 38:17
    Sure.
  • 38:17 - 38:19
    It's hotter than a stove lid.
  • 38:19 - 38:22
    Sure wish we was over
    at the sump right now.
  • 38:22 - 38:24
    And somebody else figures
    the same way, I reckon.
  • 38:24 - 38:26
    Looks like she's heading
    for a cool-off.
  • 38:30 - 38:33
    - I'll see you later.
    - Where are you going, boss?
  • 38:33 - 38:36
    - I got business.
    - That lucky stiff.
  • 38:38 - 38:40
    I wish I was a McCanles.
  • 39:01 - 39:02
    Good afternoon.
  • 39:04 - 39:06
    How's that water?
    As cool as it looks?
  • 39:06 - 39:08
    You go away from here.
  • 39:08 - 39:10
    - Care for a swimming lesson?
    - No.
  • 39:10 - 39:12
    What if I just stay around,
    keep you company?
  • 39:12 - 39:13
    Don't you dare.
  • 39:13 - 39:16
    I'm sorry, honey.
    I can't hear a word you say.
  • 39:16 - 39:17
    Move over.
  • 39:17 - 39:19
    You can't come in here.
  • 39:19 - 39:21
    Just act like I'm not even here.
  • 39:22 - 39:24
    Act like we never even met.
  • 39:40 - 39:42
    You disappointed?
  • 39:46 - 39:49
    If you ain't the lowest,
    dirtiest, meanest--
  • 39:49 - 39:51
    Come on out.
    I ain't stopping you.
  • 39:51 - 39:52
    I can't, with you there.
  • 39:52 - 39:56
    Wait till it's plumb dark,
    for all I care.
  • 40:01 - 40:04
    Let go!. Let me down!.
  • 40:04 - 40:06
    Making me late for supper
    just to be mean!
  • 40:06 - 40:08
    What will your ma think?
  • 40:08 - 40:09
    If you hadn't been so doggone
    scared I'd see something...
  • 40:09 - 40:12
    you'd have been home
    a long time ago.
  • 40:12 - 40:15
    Little tiger cat.
  • 40:19 - 40:22
    Evening, Pearl.
    Have a good swim?
  • 40:23 - 40:25
    Let me through!.
  • 40:29 - 40:31
    Am I too late for supper?
  • 40:31 - 40:33
    I mean, is everybody finished?
  • 40:33 - 40:35
    Mrs. McCanles say anything?
  • 40:35 - 40:39
    Yes, ma'am.
    She said, "Where's Miss Pearl?"
  • 40:39 - 40:41
    And I said, "I don't know,
    Mrs. McCanles."
  • 40:41 - 40:43
    And she said,
    "Where's Mr. Lewton?"
  • 40:43 - 40:45
    And I said,
    "I don't know, ma'am."
  • 40:45 - 40:47
    And she said, "Well--"
  • 40:47 - 40:49
    Pearl, dearest.
  • 40:49 - 40:51
    I was so worried about you.
  • 40:51 - 40:52
    Sorry, ma'am.
  • 40:52 - 40:54
    What happened?
  • 40:54 - 40:56
    I went riding.
  • 40:56 - 40:58
    With Lewton?
  • 40:58 - 41:00
    Vashti, get Miss Pearl
    some supper.
  • 41:00 - 41:02
    Yes, ma'am.
  • 41:02 - 41:03
    The Senator's
    got rules about supper.
  • 41:03 - 41:05
    He says to me,
    "Don't you ever--"
  • 41:05 - 41:07
    - Vashti.
    - Yes, ma'am.
  • 41:07 - 41:10
    Did you go riding with Lewton?
  • 41:10 - 41:11
    No, ma'am...
  • 41:11 - 41:13
    I didn't go riding with Lewton.
  • 41:13 - 41:16
    He wasn't here
    for supper either.
  • 41:16 - 41:17
    He's coming.
  • 41:17 - 41:19
    But he wasn't with you?
  • 41:19 - 41:22
    We just happened to meet up.
  • 41:22 - 41:26
    I see.
    But why is your hair wet?
  • 41:29 - 41:31
    I was down to the sump.
  • 41:31 - 41:33
    You went in swimming?
  • 41:33 - 41:35
    Yes, ma'am.
  • 41:35 - 41:37
    With Lewton?
  • 41:38 - 41:40
    No, ma'am.
  • 41:41 - 41:43
    I didn't, ma'am.
    Honest, I didn't.
  • 41:43 - 41:45
    I didn't, ma'am.
  • 41:45 - 41:48
    All right, Pearl. I--
  • 41:49 - 41:50
    Evening, ma.
  • 41:50 - 41:52
    Good evening, Lewton.
  • 41:52 - 41:56
    Sorry to be late.
    We were down to the sump.
  • 41:59 - 42:03
    I think I'll take a ride
    over to El Paso tomorrow...
  • 42:03 - 42:05
    and get me a little fun
    and relaxation.
  • 42:05 - 42:07
    Anything I can bring you, ma?
  • 42:07 - 42:09
    No, thank you.
  • 42:09 - 42:11
    Pearl, I think
    I'll try to get you one...
  • 42:11 - 42:13
    of them newfangled
    bathing suits.
  • 42:13 - 42:18
    She swims real well, ma.
    Where'd you learn?
  • 42:18 - 42:20
    Oh, my dear!
  • 42:21 - 42:23
    You...you Varmint!
  • 42:23 - 42:26
    What you getting
    your bristles up about?
  • 42:31 - 42:32
    Giddy!
  • 42:39 - 42:41
    Miss Pearl, wake up.
  • 42:41 - 42:43
    What is it?
  • 42:43 - 42:45
    What's the matter?
  • 42:45 - 42:47
    Well...
  • 42:47 - 42:48
    What time is it?
  • 42:48 - 42:50
    It must have been about 9:00...
  • 42:50 - 42:53
    when Mrs. McCanles
    says to me, "Vashti...
  • 42:53 - 42:56
    "when Mr. Jubal Crabby
    gets here..."
  • 42:56 - 43:00
    What is it? Who's Mr. Crabby?
  • 43:00 - 43:02
    Why did you wake me up?
  • 43:02 - 43:04
    I almost forgot.
  • 43:04 - 43:08
    Mrs. McCanles wants to see you
    up in the sitting room.
  • 43:08 - 43:10
    Maybe you better hurry.
    She's been a-waiting.
  • 43:11 - 43:12
    I didn't know where you was...
  • 43:12 - 43:15
    so I said,
    "I'll go see Mr. Lewton."
  • 43:15 - 43:16
    And he said--
  • 43:16 - 43:18
    Why are you so slow?
  • 43:18 - 43:20
    I don't rightly know...
  • 43:20 - 43:23
    exceptin' I always have
    so much to remember.
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    This is the child, Jubal.
  • 43:27 - 43:30
    Of course, she isn't dressed
    quite properly, but...
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    Close the door, Pearl.
  • 43:32 - 43:34
    This is Mr. Crabby.
  • 43:34 - 43:36
    We have no minister
    in these parts, but--
  • 43:36 - 43:39
    A man doesn't have to wear
    the cloth to be a sinkiller.
  • 43:39 - 43:42
    I know that.
    That's why I was so anxious...
  • 43:42 - 43:44
    to have you talk to the child.
  • 43:44 - 43:45
    Come here, girl.
  • 43:49 - 43:52
    You call her a child?
  • 43:52 - 43:53
    Under that heathen blanket...
  • 43:53 - 43:55
    there's
    a full-blossomed woman...
  • 43:55 - 43:58
    built by the devil
    to drive men crazy!
  • 43:59 - 44:01
    You mustn't frighten her.
  • 44:01 - 44:04
    I'm sure she only needs
    a little guidance.
  • 44:04 - 44:06
    Guidance she needs,
    and guidance she'll get...
  • 44:06 - 44:08
    or I ain't been the sinkiller...
  • 44:08 - 44:11
    from here to El Paso
    for thirty years.
  • 44:11 - 44:13
    Sit down, girl.
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    You could be a woman of sin
    or a woman of God.
  • 44:18 - 44:20
    Which is it to be?
  • 44:20 - 44:22
    I want to be a good girl.
  • 44:22 - 44:24
    Then remember that the devil's
    always able to hog-tie you.
  • 44:24 - 44:26
    Sometimes he comes
    ghosting over the plains...
  • 44:26 - 44:28
    in the shape
    of a sneaking rustler...
  • 44:28 - 44:30
    and sometimes--begging
    your pardon, Laura Belle--
  • 44:30 - 44:32
    he stakes out the home...
  • 44:32 - 44:34
    to the worthy
    and the God-fearing.
  • 44:34 - 44:37
    You're curved
    in the flesh of temptation.
  • 44:37 - 44:39
    Resisting is gonna be
    a darn sight harder for you...
  • 44:39 - 44:41
    than for females protected
    by the shape of sows.
  • 44:41 - 44:44
    Yes, sirree, bob, you've got to
    sweeten yourself with prayer.
  • 44:44 - 44:45
    Pray till you sweat...
  • 44:45 - 44:47
    and you'll save yourself
    eternal hellfire.
  • 44:47 - 44:50
    - Do you understand me, girl?
    - Yes, sir.
  • 44:50 - 44:52
    Then on your knees.
  • 44:52 - 44:55
    Now I'm gonna start you
    toward salvation.
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    O Lord, look upon this,
    thy creature.
  • 44:57 - 45:00
    She's a weak vessel
    and a pauper, as thou knowest.
  • 45:00 - 45:02
    But she wants to be
    thy handmaiden.
  • 45:02 - 45:04
    Give her the horse sense
    not to go wandering off...
  • 45:04 - 45:07
    in the tulies
    with worthless cowpokes.
  • 45:07 - 45:08
    Amen.
  • 45:12 - 45:13
    Rise, girl.
  • 45:13 - 45:16
    Here. I want you to take this.
  • 45:16 - 45:19
    It's a hallowed medal,
    and a good one.
  • 45:19 - 45:21
    I took it off
    a thieving card sharper...
  • 45:21 - 45:22
    but first I shrived him...
  • 45:22 - 45:24
    and sent him
    to the pearly gates...
  • 45:24 - 45:27
    as nice and pretty as any from
    his own faith could have done.
  • 45:27 - 45:29
    You wear it, girl.
  • 45:29 - 45:31
    Thank you, sir.
  • 45:31 - 45:33
    Part Indian, ain't you?
  • 45:33 - 45:36
    Those ancestors of yours
    will be spinning like tops...
  • 45:36 - 45:38
    when they know you got this on.
  • 45:38 - 45:40
    Just the same, it'll keep you...
  • 45:40 - 45:42
    sweet and clean
    as the first milking.
  • 45:42 - 45:44
    Won't get you into heaven...
  • 45:44 - 45:46
    but it will comfort you
    on the way there.
  • 45:46 - 45:48
    That is, if you use it right.
  • 45:50 - 45:52
    Laura Belle, don't you think...
  • 45:52 - 45:54
    we ought to be saying
    a few words of prayer...
  • 45:54 - 45:56
    for them worthless cowpokes?
  • 45:56 - 46:00
    I got a feeling
    they'll be needing...
  • 46:00 - 46:02
    consolation.
  • 46:04 - 46:06
    On your knees again, girl.
  • 46:08 - 46:11
    O Lord, have mercy on all men,
    young and old alike...
  • 46:11 - 46:15
    who gaze upon this,
    thy regained servant.
  • 46:15 - 46:16
    Amen.
  • 46:27 - 46:29
    Senator! Where's the Senator?
  • 46:29 - 46:30
    What's up?
  • 46:30 - 46:33
    - Senator McCanles!
    - What's the stampede?
  • 46:33 - 46:35
    There's a great big railway gang
    down close to the east fence.
  • 46:35 - 46:36
    How close?
  • 46:36 - 46:38
    They say they're coming across
    Spanish Bit line this afternoon.
  • 46:38 - 46:41
    - What will we do?
    - Get ahold of Lewt and Jesse.
  • 46:41 - 46:43
    Lewt's not back from El Paso.
  • 46:43 - 46:46
    Holleration.
    I guess Jesse and me...
  • 46:46 - 46:48
    can handle it all right.
  • 46:49 - 46:51
    - Sid.
    - Yes, Senator?
  • 46:51 - 46:53
    Listen carefully now.
  • 46:53 - 46:57
    Sound every bell
    from here to Blue Hills ranch.
  • 46:57 - 47:00
    I want every wrangler,
    every cowhand...
  • 47:00 - 47:03
    every man and boy
    on Spanish Bit...
  • 47:03 - 47:07
    down there at the east fence,
    and I want them there fast.
  • 47:07 - 47:09
    - Yes, sir.
    - And Sid.
  • 47:09 - 47:12
    - Yes, sir?
    - I want them there armed.
  • 47:12 - 47:13
    You betcha.
  • 48:09 - 48:11
    I don't like this, Mr. Langford.
  • 48:11 - 48:13
    It's your railroad,
    and it's your headache...
  • 48:13 - 48:15
    but I still don't like it.
  • 48:15 - 48:17
    What do you mean,
    you don't like it?
  • 48:17 - 48:19
    You told me we were legally
    in the clear, didn't you?
  • 48:19 - 48:21
    Yeah, and I know you asked
    the army for help, too.
  • 48:21 - 48:24
    And I hope they don't come.
    And I hope we don't need them.
  • 48:24 - 48:26
    What do you mean?
  • 48:26 - 48:29
    I mean Jackson McCanles
    don't scare so easy.
  • 48:29 - 48:33
    We roamed the plains together.
    We fought at Vicksburg together.
  • 48:33 - 48:35
    And if he gives up
    in this fight...
  • 48:35 - 48:38
    he ain't the man
    I've known for fifty years.
  • 48:38 - 48:40
    I wish you wouldn't
    try to ride, father.
  • 48:40 - 48:42
    You think I'm going
    to sit in this house...
  • 48:42 - 48:44
    like some old woman?
    Lift me on that horse.
  • 48:44 - 48:47
    If they want war,
    they can have it.
  • 48:49 - 48:51
    - Ken.
    - Yes, sir?
  • 48:51 - 48:53
    Strap me on here.
  • 48:56 - 48:58
    Come on.
  • 49:48 - 49:52
    I aim to defend
    Spanish Bit with lead.
  • 49:52 - 49:56
    If there's any yellow-bellies
    among you, get out now.
  • 49:59 - 50:01
    Are you with me?
  • 50:03 - 50:06
    All right, then.
    Spread out in a line...
  • 50:06 - 50:09
    from the west marker
    to Pinto Point.
  • 50:09 - 50:11
    Come on!
  • 51:39 - 51:43
    Kind of thought he wouldn't
    take this lying down.
  • 51:43 - 51:45
    Looks like they mean business.
  • 51:52 - 51:54
    Smoot!
  • 51:59 - 52:02
    Lem Smoot, I thought you had
    more sense than this.
  • 52:02 - 52:05
    Yeah? Since when did you
    ever know me to dodge a fight?
  • 52:05 - 52:07
    You know I'm lawyer
    for the railroad--
  • 52:07 - 52:10
    Never mind that stuff.
    Who's the dude?
  • 52:10 - 52:13
    Langford is the high
    mucky-muck on the railway.
  • 52:13 - 52:15
    Heard a lot about you, Senator.
    Glad to make your acquaintance.
  • 52:15 - 52:18
    Can't say the same,
    thank you kindly.
  • 52:18 - 52:21
    You better tell those
    hired thieves of yours...
  • 52:21 - 52:23
    to pick up their tools...
  • 52:23 - 52:25
    and fast, if you know
    what's good for you.
  • 52:25 - 52:27
    We have the law on our side.
  • 52:27 - 52:29
    If you had come into court
    when I asked you to...
  • 52:29 - 52:31
    this land might not have been--
  • 52:31 - 52:34
    Never mind
    that fancy legal talk.
  • 52:34 - 52:37
    There's my law right there.
  • 52:41 - 52:44
    Have you a copy
    of the writ with you, Smoot?
  • 52:44 - 52:45
    What's the sense of--
  • 52:45 - 52:47
    All right. Are you our lawyer,
    or aren't you?
  • 52:47 - 52:50
    - Now read it to him.
    - Save your breath.
  • 52:50 - 52:53
    "From the people of
    the sovereign state of Texas...
  • 52:53 - 52:55
    "to Jackson Tilt McCanles,
    greetings."
  • 52:55 - 52:57
    "Greetings." Ain't that nice?
  • 52:57 - 52:59
    Jackson.
  • 52:59 - 53:01
    You and I fought to build
    this state of Texas...
  • 53:01 - 53:04
    and I aim to see these men
    perform their duties...
  • 53:04 - 53:06
    peacefully and as authorized.
  • 53:06 - 53:08
    Is that so?
  • 53:08 - 53:11
    I'm gonna shoot any trespasser
    that comes on my property.
  • 53:11 - 53:15
    If you don't like that,
    you can lump it...
  • 53:15 - 53:16
    you and the state of Texas.
  • 53:16 - 53:19
    Just a minute.
    May I speak to you privately?
  • 53:19 - 53:23
    Say what you got to say
    right here and now.
  • 53:23 - 53:25
    I'm sorry, father...
  • 53:25 - 53:27
    but I'm afraid
    you're in the wrong.
  • 53:27 - 53:29
    I ain't aiming
    to let you settle that.
  • 53:29 - 53:31
    You mean to shoot down
    unarmed men?
  • 53:31 - 53:34
    Just like they was rattlesnakes
    if they cross this line.
  • 53:34 - 53:36
    In that case, Senator...
  • 53:44 - 53:46
    Get me a pair of wire cutters.
  • 53:46 - 53:47
    Ferguson.
  • 53:47 - 53:50
    So that's where you stand.
  • 53:50 - 53:51
    Think I'd rather be
    on the side...
  • 53:51 - 53:53
    of the victims
    than of the murderers.
  • 53:58 - 54:00
    Jesse, I'm warning you.
  • 54:00 - 54:02
    We're going to fire
    on those coolies...
  • 54:02 - 54:05
    the moment you cut those wires.
  • 54:05 - 54:07
    Their blood will be
    on your hands.
  • 54:16 - 54:20
    Jesse, I'm asking you
    for the last time.
  • 54:29 - 54:31
    Column left. Ho!
  • 54:35 - 54:37
    Thank God.
  • 54:49 - 54:51
    Column left. Ho!
  • 55:09 - 55:12
    Right front into lines. Ho!
  • 55:53 - 55:56
    I once fought for that flag.
  • 55:56 - 55:58
    I'll not fire on it.
  • 56:05 - 56:08
    Sid, tell those men
    to get back to their work.
  • 56:08 - 56:10
    Yes, sir.
  • 56:10 - 56:11
    Father, I..
  • 56:11 - 56:13
    Get out of my sight...
  • 56:13 - 56:17
    and stay away from Spanish Bit
    as long as I live.
  • 56:19 - 56:22
    Whoa, General!
    Hey! Whoa, boy!
  • 56:26 - 56:30
    Get me out of here!.
    Hey, get me out of here!
  • 56:30 - 56:32
    Get me out of this!
  • 56:38 - 56:40
    Unbuckle him!
  • 56:43 - 56:46
    Are you all right, father?
  • 56:46 - 56:49
    Leave me be, you Judas.
  • 56:49 - 56:51
    Here.
  • 56:59 - 57:01
    Fours left, column left.
  • 57:01 - 57:04
    Gallop. Ho!
  • 58:01 - 58:02
    Hiya.
  • 58:16 - 58:18
    Afternoon, Mr. Lewton.
  • 58:18 - 58:20
    Where the devil is everybody?
    The place is deserted.
  • 58:20 - 58:22
    I don't rightly know...
  • 58:22 - 58:24
    exceptin' that
    the Senator went riding.
  • 58:24 - 58:25
    The senator went riding?
  • 58:25 - 58:26
    You must be
    going out of your mind.
  • 58:26 - 58:29
    No, sir. He went riding
    with lots and lots of other men.
  • 58:30 - 58:33
    And I heard they're having
    a kind of a meeting.
  • 58:33 - 58:34
    What kind of a meeting?
  • 58:34 - 58:38
    I don't rightly know,
    but I said to Mrs. McCanles...
  • 58:38 - 58:40
    "Mrs. McCanles, where are
    all those men going?"
  • 58:40 - 58:41
    And she said--
  • 58:41 - 58:43
    Never mind.
  • 58:43 - 58:45
    She did say...
  • 58:45 - 58:47
    "Vashti, go right on
    about your business.
  • 58:47 - 58:49
    "Right on about your business."
  • 60:34 - 60:36
    I guess this means
    good-bye for a while.
  • 60:36 - 60:38
    Now, don't you cry.
  • 60:38 - 60:40
    I'll be back before long...
  • 60:40 - 60:43
    and he'll get over it
    when the railroad comes through.
  • 60:43 - 60:45
    I always knew you'd
    have to leave someday...
  • 60:45 - 60:48
    but now that it's come,
    I just can't bear it.
  • 60:48 - 60:50
    It's not as bad as all that.
  • 60:50 - 60:53
    I'll get a place in Austin.
    You can come visit me.
  • 60:53 - 60:55
    If you're a good girl,
    I might even take you...
  • 60:55 - 60:57
    on a little trip to New Orleans.
  • 60:57 - 60:59
    No. He'd never forgive me.
  • 60:59 - 61:02
    I'll never see you again. Never.
  • 61:03 - 61:05
    I know it.
  • 61:06 - 61:10
    He said he'd shoot you
    if you ever step foot on--
  • 61:10 - 61:12
    One McCanles can be
    just as tough as another.
  • 61:13 - 61:17
    Mrs. McCanles, come in here!
  • 61:17 - 61:19
    You better go to him now.
  • 61:22 - 61:24
    But you won't go yet awhile?
  • 61:24 - 61:27
    No. I'll just pack my things
    and say good-bye to Pearl.
  • 61:56 - 61:58
    Are you there?
  • 62:03 - 62:06
    Jesse, go away, please.
  • 62:06 - 62:08
    What you scared of,
    Pearl, honey?
  • 62:08 - 62:10
    Come on in.
  • 62:17 - 62:19
    Thanks for knocking.
  • 62:22 - 62:24
    I didn't used to think...
  • 62:24 - 62:27
    there was much to all those
    fancy manners of yours...
  • 62:27 - 62:29
    but I guess I was wrong.
  • 62:35 - 62:37
    Jesse, I...
  • 62:38 - 62:41
    Forgive me for intruding, Pearl.
  • 62:43 - 62:44
    You, too, Lewt.
  • 62:50 - 62:51
    Good-bye, Pearl.
  • 62:56 - 62:58
    Wait a minute, please!.
  • 62:58 - 63:00
    I didn't mean to--
  • 63:00 - 63:02
    It's all right.
    I understand perfectly.
  • 63:02 - 63:04
    No, you don't.
  • 63:05 - 63:08
    - Where are you going?
    - I'm going to Austin.
  • 63:09 - 63:12
    You gonna be gone long?
  • 63:13 - 63:14
    Quite long, I'm afraid.
  • 63:17 - 63:19
    It isn't because of...
  • 63:19 - 63:21
    No. Bless your heart.
  • 63:21 - 63:26
    I'm leaving by request--
    the Senator's request.
  • 63:29 - 63:30
    Going away, Jesse?
  • 63:31 - 63:34
    Uh-huh. Your dream's come true.
    I'm going away.
  • 63:34 - 63:37
    It's gonna seem
    kind of lonely around here...
  • 63:37 - 63:39
    without the judge,
    ain't it, Pearl?
  • 63:39 - 63:41
    Yes, it is.
  • 63:41 - 63:42
    Don't see how we'll know...
  • 63:42 - 63:45
    when we're doing right
    and when we're doing wrong.
  • 63:45 - 63:48
    You surprise me.
    First time I knew...
  • 63:48 - 63:50
    you were interested in ethics.
  • 63:53 - 63:56
    I'm sure you folks
    will excuse me.
  • 63:56 - 63:59
    You must have a lot of things
    you want to talk over.
  • 63:59 - 64:03
    The nights are long, oh, so long
  • 64:03 - 64:06
    It is going to be
    lonesome without you.
  • 64:06 - 64:09
    I just don't know
    how I can stand it.
  • 64:09 - 64:11
    You seem to be doing all right.
  • 64:13 - 64:16
    I'm sorry. That was mean of me.
  • 64:17 - 64:19
    I couldn't help it.
  • 64:19 - 64:21
    You just can't go away
    believing--
  • 64:21 - 64:24
    I tried hard. Honest, I did.
  • 64:24 - 64:25
    I know.
  • 64:25 - 64:27
    Lewt's hard to resist.
  • 64:27 - 64:29
    No! I hate him!
  • 64:29 - 64:32
    I know what you're thinking.
  • 64:34 - 64:39
    I guess I'm just...
    trash, like my ma.
  • 64:39 - 64:41
    You mustn't believe that.
  • 64:41 - 64:43
    It was Lewt's fault.
    You needed some help.
  • 64:43 - 64:45
    I did. I needed you to help me.
  • 64:50 - 64:52
    I might as well say it.
  • 64:52 - 64:54
    I loved you.
    Somehow you touched me.
  • 64:54 - 64:57
    You...love me?
  • 64:57 - 65:00
    I thought of what you'd be like
    when you grew up a little.
  • 65:02 - 65:03
    I didn't know.
  • 65:03 - 65:05
    Why didn't you tell me?
  • 65:05 - 65:07
    I didn't think it would
    be fair to tell you.
  • 65:07 - 65:09
    I was a fool.
  • 65:11 - 65:14
    I came to your room
    to say good-bye...
  • 65:14 - 65:18
    to tell you that someday
    I'd be back for you...
  • 65:18 - 65:20
    that I'd think about you
    and that I'd write...
  • 65:29 - 65:31
    I'll write to you.
  • 65:31 - 65:33
    You will?
  • 65:33 - 65:37
    If you need me, I'll come back,
    Senator or no Senator.
  • 65:37 - 65:40
    And you'll forget about...
  • 65:40 - 65:43
    about tonight, won't you?
  • 65:44 - 65:46
    You'll forget it?
  • 65:46 - 65:49
    No, I don't think I'll forget.
  • 65:49 - 65:51
    I don't think
    I'll ever be able to.
  • 65:53 - 65:56
    I shouldn't have told you
    the way I felt.
  • 65:56 - 65:58
    It wasn't fair.
  • 66:01 - 66:05
    There I go again,
    trying to be fair.
  • 66:12 - 66:14
    Trash.
  • 66:21 - 66:24
    I hear you turned out to be...
  • 66:24 - 66:27
    a prize yellow dog
    down at the fence line.
  • 66:32 - 66:35
    I should have done that
    to you years ago.
  • 66:48 - 66:52
    Nights are long, oh, so long
  • 66:52 - 66:56
    On the prairie
  • 66:56 - 67:03
    Got to get me somebody to love
  • 67:10 - 67:12
    The dirty skunk!
  • 67:52 - 67:55
    All right, Jesse.
  • 67:55 - 67:58
    You said you'd never forget.
  • 68:23 - 68:25
    This the other one
    you meant, Lewt?
  • 68:31 - 68:34
    You don't like this,
    but you're gonna get it...
  • 68:34 - 68:36
    right over the head
    if you don't settle down.
  • 68:36 - 68:38
    What's the matter?
    You having trouble?
  • 68:40 - 68:41
    Back, you killer! Back!
  • 68:45 - 68:46
    Here, Ed.
  • 68:51 - 68:54
    Don't pick up that halter!
    He'll charge you!
  • 68:54 - 68:56
    You're scared of him,
    and he knows it.
  • 68:56 - 68:58
    Never run from him.
    Stand your ground.
  • 69:00 - 69:02
    Come on, boy.
  • 69:02 - 69:04
    I got a nice leather
    bonnet for you.
  • 69:07 - 69:09
    Easy, boy.
  • 69:13 - 69:14
    Be careful.
  • 69:22 - 69:24
    - He's just plumb crazy!
    - Don't you worry none about him.
  • 69:38 - 69:40
    Look out! Watch his feet!
  • 69:48 - 69:50
    He's got his ear.
    Ear him down!
  • 69:50 - 69:53
    Dig 'em deep.
  • 69:53 - 69:55
    That'll stop him.
  • 70:16 - 70:18
    You got him.
  • 70:20 - 70:22
    Nobody could
    have done it but you.
  • 70:22 - 70:25
    That's all there is to it.
    Just don't let him bluff you.
  • 70:28 - 70:31
    You see, there ain't nothing
    to handling stallions.
  • 70:31 - 70:34
    It just takes
    a little know-how.
  • 70:34 - 70:36
    You sure got nerve.
  • 70:37 - 70:39
    Get away, Ed.
  • 70:40 - 70:42
    You're the boss.
  • 70:52 - 70:53
    What?
  • 70:53 - 70:56
    You don't have to stay
    around here anymore, do you?
  • 70:56 - 70:59
    Don't never have to do nothing.
  • 70:59 - 71:02
    I stay around here
    because I like it.
  • 71:02 - 71:04
    Bet you I can hit
    that ding-dong straight off.
  • 71:04 - 71:06
    Who cares?
  • 71:08 - 71:10
    What's up?
  • 71:10 - 71:13
    Nothing. Just practicing.
  • 71:13 - 71:15
    Can you shoot?
  • 71:15 - 71:17
    Sure. It's easy.
  • 71:17 - 71:20
    That's what you said
    about bareback riding.
  • 71:20 - 71:22
    All right, I'll show you.
  • 71:22 - 71:25
    Better not try it.
    You might hit Ken...
  • 71:25 - 71:26
    or the mare, more likely.
  • 71:30 - 71:33
    Sure is doggone hot.
  • 71:33 - 71:35
    Sure is.
  • 71:35 - 71:38
    You know what I'd like to do?
  • 71:38 - 71:39
    What?
  • 71:39 - 71:42
    I'd like to take a swim.
  • 71:42 - 71:44
    You mean it?
  • 71:44 - 71:46
    Sure, I mean it.
  • 71:46 - 71:48
    Let's go to the sump.
  • 71:48 - 71:51
    I don't mind if I do.
  • 72:03 - 72:05
    Am I your girl?
  • 72:05 - 72:07
    Of course you're my girl.
  • 72:07 - 72:10
    Then we can be married,
    can't we?
  • 72:10 - 72:12
    I guess so.
  • 72:12 - 72:14
    No. if I'm not
    good enough to marry...
  • 72:14 - 72:16
    I'm not good enough to kiss.
  • 72:16 - 72:17
    Come here, you bobtailed
    little tree cat.
  • 72:17 - 72:19
    We're bespoken, ain't we?
  • 72:19 - 72:21
    It wouldn't do no harm
    to tell folks, would it?
  • 72:21 - 72:23
    Sure, we'll tell them.
  • 72:23 - 72:25
    Can we tell them soon?
  • 72:25 - 72:27
    Can we tell them
    Saturday at the barbecue?
  • 72:27 - 72:28
    Sure, we can. Why not?
  • 72:31 - 72:33
    What you got here?
  • 72:33 - 72:35
    Something the sinkiller gave me.
  • 72:35 - 72:36
    He said it would keep me...
  • 72:36 - 72:38
    sweet and clean
    as the first milking.
  • 72:40 - 72:42
    Who cares about milking?
  • 72:42 - 72:44
    I don't want no milkmaid.
  • 72:56 - 73:00
    Don't you get awful tired
    eating just beef?
  • 73:04 - 73:06
    Wish we could get
    an eighty-hour week.
  • 73:06 - 73:08
    Yeah. Me, too.
  • 73:08 - 73:10
    Kind of miss Jesse
    around here. Don't you?
  • 73:10 - 73:12
    Jesse? Better not mention
    his name on Spanish Bit.
  • 73:12 - 73:15
    Can't get over Lem Smoot
    joining those railroad people.
  • 73:15 - 73:17
    I always say, if you can't
    whip them, join them.
  • 73:17 - 73:19
    Never saw so many crows...
  • 73:19 - 73:21
    around here before
    in all my life.
  • 73:21 - 73:24
    Wish they'd learn
    to grow corn without husks.
  • 73:28 - 73:30
    Wouldn't surprise me none
    if that Indian girl...
  • 73:30 - 73:33
    didn't up and massacre
    the whole dern lot of them.
  • 73:33 - 73:35
    When I'm married...
  • 73:35 - 73:38
    I'm gonna have
    lots and lots of parties.
  • 73:38 - 73:42
    But who would do all the work
    when I gives my party?
  • 73:42 - 73:45
    I likes fishing better
    than I does dancing.
  • 73:45 - 73:47
    You never go fishing.
  • 73:47 - 73:49
    I never goes dancing neither.
  • 73:49 - 73:52
    The gals to the center
    and ring to the left.
  • 73:52 - 73:54
    The boys shake hands
    and go to the right.
  • 73:54 - 73:57
    Now weave a basket.
    Circle left.
  • 73:57 - 74:00
    Now we'll weave that basket
    the other way.
  • 74:00 - 74:02
    Senator, they
    appreciate it very much.
  • 74:02 - 74:05
    I try to show my people
    a good time, eh, Lewt?
  • 74:05 - 74:07
    You bet your boots, Senator.
  • 74:07 - 74:10
    Now, birdie in the center
    and seven hands around.
  • 74:10 - 74:12
    Bird hop out,
    and the crow hop in.
  • 74:12 - 74:14
    She around the she,
    and the he around the he.
  • 74:14 - 74:17
    The he around the she,
    and the she around the he.
  • 74:17 - 74:18
    Four hands up, and here we go.
  • 74:18 - 74:19
    Hurry up, boys,
    and don't be slow.
  • 74:19 - 74:22
    'Cause you'll never get
    your love if you don't do so.
  • 74:31 - 74:34
    Pearl, dear, I've been
    looking all over for you.
  • 74:34 - 74:36
    You should be downstairs.
    It's very rude.
  • 74:36 - 74:38
    I'm sorry.
  • 74:38 - 74:40
    I was fixing my hair
    the way you told me to.
  • 74:40 - 74:42
    Do I look all right, ma'am?
  • 74:42 - 74:44
    You're the prettiest girl
    at the party.
  • 74:44 - 74:46
    Here, dear. Wear this.
  • 74:46 - 74:51
    You're so kind to me--
    this dress and everything.
  • 74:57 - 74:59
    Come, dear.
  • 74:59 - 75:02
    Oh, ma'am!. What's the matter?
  • 75:04 - 75:07
    It's nothing. Let's go.
  • 75:08 - 75:13
    Balance your partners,
    and two ladies cross
  • 75:13 - 75:18
    You cross to that cowboy so true
  • 75:18 - 75:20
    I sure love being here,
    Mr. McCanles.
  • 75:21 - 75:23
    Fine. There he is.
  • 75:23 - 75:24
    Lewt, come here.
  • 75:24 - 75:26
    You call me, Senator?
  • 75:26 - 75:29
    Yeah. Wheel me in there.
  • 75:29 - 75:33
    Come on, boy. Come on.
  • 75:35 - 75:37
    Something wrong, Senator?
  • 75:37 - 75:38
    Close the door.
  • 75:38 - 75:42
    So this is where
    that squaw lives, huh?
  • 75:42 - 75:44
    Scott Chavez.
  • 75:44 - 75:46
    I've been meaning
    to speak to you, Senator.
  • 75:46 - 75:48
    I think we ought to
    kind of fix it up--
  • 75:48 - 75:50
    Too good for her, if you ask me.
  • 75:50 - 75:52
    - She's all right, Senator.
    - She's all right, huh?
  • 75:52 - 75:55
    That's what I wanted
    to talk to you about.
  • 75:55 - 75:57
    I've been watching you...
  • 75:57 - 76:00
    making calf's eyes
    at that half-breed.
  • 76:00 - 76:02
    Have you lost your mind?
  • 76:02 - 76:04
    I don't understand you, pa.
  • 76:04 - 76:07
    You want me to have
    a good time, don't you?
  • 76:07 - 76:10
    Sure. Is that all
    you got in mind?
  • 76:10 - 76:11
    Of course.
  • 76:12 - 76:14
    I ain't been working
    thirty years on this place...
  • 76:14 - 76:16
    to turn it into
    no Indian reservation.
  • 76:17 - 76:18
    You know me better than that.
  • 76:19 - 76:21
    - Is that right, son?
    - Yeah, sure.
  • 76:21 - 76:23
    You had me worried
    for a time, boy.
  • 76:24 - 76:26
    - Shove me out of here.
    - All right.
  • 76:30 - 76:32
    Yes, a little relaxation
    is mighty pleasant...
  • 76:32 - 76:35
    after a man's been chasing Satan
    all the way from here to Austin.
  • 76:35 - 76:37
    Yes, sirree, bob.
  • 76:37 - 76:39
    You've been to Austin?
    Did you hear anything of Jesse?
  • 76:39 - 76:41
    I heard plenty.
  • 76:41 - 76:43
    Enough to warm the cockles
    of your gentle heart.
  • 76:43 - 76:44
    You know what they're saying?
  • 76:44 - 76:46
    He'll be governor
    of the whole dern state...
  • 76:46 - 76:48
    before he's ready
    to meet his maker.
  • 76:48 - 76:49
    I knew it.
    Do you think it's true?
  • 76:49 - 76:53
    Judging from the fancy office
    he's got already, it's true.
  • 76:53 - 76:55
    Has a rolltop desk
    and a gold spittoon...
  • 76:55 - 76:57
    you couldn't miss
    if you aimed from here.
  • 76:57 - 76:59
    I hope he isn't
    working too hard.
  • 76:59 - 77:01
    I shouldn't fret
    too much about that...
  • 77:01 - 77:03
    not while old man
    Langford's daughter...
  • 77:03 - 77:04
    is as sweet and pretty...
  • 77:04 - 77:06
    as the sunrise on the mesa,
    I wouldn't.
  • 77:06 - 77:08
    Yes. He wrote me about her.
    He says she's a lovely girl.
  • 77:08 - 77:10
    If wedlock's his aim...
  • 77:10 - 77:12
    he couldn't shoot
    at a neater target.
  • 77:12 - 77:13
    What are you looking
    so sad about, Pearl?
  • 77:13 - 77:14
    This is a party. Come on.
  • 77:14 - 77:16
    Let's show these cowpokes
    a thing or two about dancing.
  • 77:16 - 77:19
    Girl, where's that medal
    I gave you?
  • 77:19 - 77:20
    I...
  • 77:20 - 77:21
    She loaned it to me.
    I'm trying to get...
  • 77:22 - 77:23
    one just like it
    made for myself.
  • 77:23 - 77:25
    Good. Good!
  • 77:25 - 77:28
    Put your left foot,
    put your left foot
  • 77:28 - 77:31
    Put your left foot just so
  • 77:31 - 77:34
    Put your left foot,
    put your left foot
  • 77:34 - 77:36
    Put your left foot just so
  • 77:36 - 77:40
    Take a step to the side,
    take a step to...
  • 77:40 - 77:41
    Come on, honey.
  • 77:41 - 77:43
    Don't let them yokels
    laugh at you.
  • 77:43 - 77:45
    But I don't know how.
  • 77:45 - 77:47
    It's easy. Just follow me.
  • 78:03 - 78:05
    Now you're doing it.
  • 78:30 - 78:33
    Won't they be surprised
    when they hear about us?
  • 78:33 - 78:35
    When they hear what about us?
  • 78:35 - 78:36
    That we're bespoken, of course.
  • 78:36 - 78:38
    Oh, that.
  • 78:38 - 78:40
    But that's what you said.
    You said we'd tell them tonight.
  • 78:40 - 78:42
    Just as everything
    is going good...
  • 78:42 - 78:44
    you got to go
    and start all that again.
  • 78:44 - 78:48
    Either you tell people
    we're bespoken, or I will.
  • 78:55 - 78:57
    I want to tell you
    something...
  • 78:57 - 78:59
    you don't fool me none no more.
  • 78:59 - 79:01
    Will you stop
    poking up and vexing me?
  • 79:01 - 79:03
    I don't know how a man
    stands it, the way you go on.
  • 79:03 - 79:05
    You think you don't
    have to marry me.
  • 79:05 - 79:07
    Maybe you don't.
    And you don't have to go on...
  • 79:07 - 79:09
    lying to me no more neither.
    I made up my mind.
  • 79:09 - 79:11
    You made up your mind
    about what?
  • 79:11 - 79:13
    Just like I said...
  • 79:13 - 79:15
    if you won't marry me,
    I'll get out.
  • 79:15 - 79:16
    I'll go away as fast as I can.
  • 79:16 - 79:18
    You can go and keep
    going for all I care.
  • 79:18 - 79:20
    Go find yourself
    somebody else to pester.
  • 79:20 - 79:22
    But don't you care?
  • 79:22 - 79:24
    No woman can tie
    onto me like that...
  • 79:24 - 79:29
    least of all a bobtail
    little half-breed like you.
  • 79:29 - 79:33
    All Righty.
    Thanks for letting me know...
  • 79:33 - 79:35
    how you think about me.
  • 79:39 - 79:41
    El Paso and Amarillo
    ain't no different...
  • 79:41 - 79:42
    than Sodom and Gomorra...
  • 79:42 - 79:44
    on a smaller scale,
    of course, but--
  • 79:44 - 79:47
    What in Beezelbub's name
    do you call that?
  • 79:58 - 80:02
    I wasn't having a very good time
    at the party neither.
  • 80:04 - 80:08
    I was just kind of tired.
    Who are you?
  • 80:08 - 80:10
    I'm the new
    straw boss around here.
  • 80:10 - 80:13
    Name's Pierce.
    Sam to my friends.
  • 80:13 - 80:15
    Mind if I sit down?
  • 80:15 - 80:16
    If you want.
  • 80:18 - 80:21
    Must be plenty tiring
    on a person, all that dancing.
  • 80:21 - 80:23
    - Don't you dance?
    - No, ma'am.
  • 80:23 - 80:26
    Somehow, I never got
    the chance to learn.
  • 80:26 - 80:28
    You ought to. It's fun.
  • 80:28 - 80:31
    Lots of folks seem to think so.
  • 80:31 - 80:33
    How would you like
    to learn tonight?
  • 80:33 - 80:35
    What? Do you mean
    you'd teach me?
  • 80:35 - 80:37
    I ain't so good at them
    fancy dances myself...
  • 80:37 - 80:40
    but we could learn
    together, if you want.
  • 80:40 - 80:43
    - I'd be right honored.
    - Then come on.
  • 80:44 - 80:46
    Come on!
  • 80:56 - 81:00
    The next dance
    will be ladies choice.
  • 81:00 - 81:02
    The ladies choose the gents.
  • 81:02 - 81:04
    Gents line up
    over on this side...
  • 81:04 - 81:06
    ladies over yonder.
  • 81:06 - 81:10
    Now, ladies,
    this is your big chance.
  • 81:10 - 81:14
    And don't be afraid to go after
    the true love of your choice.
  • 81:14 - 81:15
    I'd rather play me some poker.
  • 81:15 - 81:17
    Females shouldn't be
    allowed no choice.
  • 81:17 - 81:18
    It ain't decent.
  • 81:18 - 81:21
    I'll bet you six bits
    that fat one grabs me.
  • 81:21 - 81:23
    You leave Jake alone.
    You had him all evening.
  • 81:23 - 81:25
    Of all the nerve!
  • 81:29 - 81:32
    When I stomp my heels
    three times...
  • 81:32 - 81:34
    run for the gent of your choice.
  • 81:34 - 81:38
    Ready? One, two...scat!
  • 82:15 - 82:18
    I want you to get acquainted
    with little Lewt...
  • 82:18 - 82:22
    the longest-legged critter
    this side of the main house.
  • 82:22 - 82:24
    He's so cute!
  • 82:24 - 82:26
    A lot cuter than big Lewt.
  • 82:31 - 82:34
    He's just like silk.
  • 82:41 - 82:43
    There you are, ma.
  • 82:46 - 82:49
    Want to see the others?
  • 82:49 - 82:52
    Yes. And I'm gonna help you
    take care of them, too.
  • 82:52 - 82:53
    Sure, you are.
  • 82:55 - 82:57
    Ain't they wonderful,
    these babies?
  • 82:57 - 82:58
    Any kind of babies.
  • 82:58 - 83:00
    They sure are.
  • 83:00 - 83:02
    I remember reading something
    once when I was a kid.
  • 83:04 - 83:05
    What?
  • 83:05 - 83:06
    You'd think I was silly...
  • 83:06 - 83:09
    a big galoot like me
    spouting poetry.
  • 83:09 - 83:10
    No, Sam. Please.
  • 83:10 - 83:14
    I'm going to sit right here
    until you tell me.
  • 83:15 - 83:18
    It goes something like this.
  • 83:19 - 83:23
    For everything created in
    the bounds of earth and sky...
  • 83:24 - 83:27
    has such longing to be mated.
  • 83:27 - 83:30
    It must couple or must die.
  • 83:30 - 83:33
    That's the best poem
    I ever heard.
  • 83:33 - 83:36
    I'm glad you like it.
  • 83:36 - 83:37
    You married?
  • 83:38 - 83:41
    Nope. Never run across
    anybody I wanted to marry.
  • 83:42 - 83:45
    Besides, I never got up
    nerve enough to ask anybody.
  • 83:45 - 83:48
    I guess you must be
    getting pretty old.
  • 83:48 - 83:52
    Yep. Old enough to be
    your father...and then some.
  • 83:52 - 83:54
    Why?
  • 83:54 - 83:56
    Nothing.
  • 83:57 - 83:59
    I guess, just the same...
  • 83:59 - 84:02
    there are plenty of women
    who would marry you anyway.
  • 84:02 - 84:04
    I better be getting home.
  • 84:04 - 84:07
    Mrs. McCanles is kind of ailing.
  • 84:14 - 84:16
    You wouldn't marry me,
    would you?
  • 84:16 - 84:20
    - What did you say?
    - I said, would you marry me?
  • 84:20 - 84:22
    Don't get mad, please.
  • 84:22 - 84:24
    First time in my life
    I got up some nerve.
  • 84:24 - 84:26
    How could a big galoot--
  • 84:26 - 84:28
    Don't say that.
    You don't know about me.
  • 84:28 - 84:29
    If you did, you wouldn't ask.
  • 84:29 - 84:31
    You mean about Lewt?
  • 84:31 - 84:33
    So you know about
    me and Lewt, too?
  • 84:33 - 84:35
    Yeah, I guess
    ain't nobody don't know.
  • 84:35 - 84:37
    I've knocked around plenty--
  • 84:37 - 84:40
    - I'm trash, I tell you.
    - Don't go telling me that.
  • 84:40 - 84:43
    I'd kill the first man
    who said anything like that.
  • 84:43 - 84:46
    But I don't love you.
    Don't that matter?
  • 84:46 - 84:48
    You've only known me
    a little while.
  • 84:48 - 84:50
    I know I'm not something
    girls dream about...
  • 84:50 - 84:51
    like the McCanleses.
  • 84:51 - 84:54
    - I'm not rich like them either.
    - It ain't that.
  • 84:54 - 84:56
    But I'd love you,
    and I'd take care of you.
  • 84:56 - 84:58
    I got a little money saved.
  • 84:58 - 85:00
    Get a little ranch
    of our own, maybe.
  • 85:00 - 85:03
    Won't you even think
    about it, honey? Please, honey.
  • 85:03 - 85:05
    Don't you call me "honey."
  • 85:05 - 85:08
    Lewt called me that.
    You're all alike!
  • 85:15 - 85:16
    Coming?
  • 85:18 - 85:23
    I hope I didn't say nothing
    to hurt your feelings.
  • 85:23 - 85:25
    That's all right.
  • 85:28 - 85:31
    I'll marry you
    if you still want me to.
  • 85:31 - 85:32
    You mean it?
  • 85:59 - 86:01
    I declare. I never saw...
  • 86:01 - 86:03
    so many cows before
    in all my life.
  • 86:03 - 86:06
    I'm afraid they're not
    all cows, Helen.
  • 86:06 - 86:08
    Sometimes, my dear, I think...
  • 86:08 - 86:10
    that I didn't
    bring you up properly.
  • 86:10 - 86:13
    All right. I understand.
    All I need is a hint.
  • 86:29 - 86:32
    Those steers
    are from Spanish Bit.
  • 86:32 - 86:34
    I thought your father's ranch
    was hundreds of miles from here.
  • 86:34 - 86:36
    See? There's the brand.
    They're on their way to market.
  • 86:42 - 86:44
    If it ain't
    the big railroad man.
  • 86:44 - 86:46
    How's everything at the Bit?
  • 86:46 - 86:49
    Getting along just fine
    since you left...Mr. McCanles.
  • 86:49 - 86:50
    Same old Sid.
  • 86:50 - 86:53
    I'll be inside, darling.
    Come, father.
  • 86:53 - 86:54
    Hey, that Langford's daughter?
  • 86:54 - 86:56
    Heard you were
    kind of sweet on her.
  • 86:56 - 86:57
    Yes, that's Miss Langford.
  • 86:57 - 86:58
    Pretty, ain't she?
  • 86:58 - 87:00
    We could use a few like her
    around the ranch...
  • 87:00 - 87:01
    especially now that
    Pearl's going...maybe.
  • 87:01 - 87:03
    What do you mean?
  • 87:03 - 87:05
    Darnest thing you ever heard.
    She's getting married.
  • 87:05 - 87:07
    Can you imagine
    anybody marrying Pearl?
  • 87:07 - 87:08
    Is she marrying Lewt?
  • 87:08 - 87:10
    Lewt? What would Lewt-
  • 87:10 - 87:12
    Nah, she's marrying Sam Pierce.
  • 87:12 - 87:14
    Pearl ought to be
    very happy with Sam.
  • 87:14 - 87:16
    She ain't marrying him yet.
  • 87:16 - 87:18
    She ain't marrying nobody...
  • 87:18 - 87:21
    until Lewt decides
    to give the bride away.
  • 87:21 - 87:23
    So long, Judas.
  • 87:25 - 87:27
    Can't say I like...
  • 87:27 - 87:31
    your Spanish Bit people
    very much, if he's any criteria.
  • 87:31 - 87:33
    Darling, I've been thinking.
  • 87:33 - 87:36
    Why couldn't there be a spur
    track right on Spanish Bit?
  • 87:36 - 87:38
    Then they could
    just ship the cattle...
  • 87:38 - 87:40
    instead of driving them
    all that distance.
  • 87:40 - 87:42
    You're not even
    listening to me, dear.
  • 87:42 - 87:45
    Certainly I am.
    You were saying...
  • 87:45 - 87:49
    You were asking if...
    What were you saying?
  • 87:49 - 87:50
    I was trying to prove...
  • 87:50 - 87:52
    what a helpful wife
    I'm going to be.
  • 87:52 - 87:53
    Give me a kiss.
  • 87:55 - 87:57
    I couldn't help overhearing.
  • 87:57 - 87:58
    What?
  • 87:58 - 88:00
    You liked that girl, didn't you?
  • 88:00 - 88:01
    You still like her?
  • 88:01 - 88:03
    I'm sure I'll always
    be devoted to her.
  • 88:03 - 88:05
    Hope you'll like her, too.
  • 88:05 - 88:07
    But you were in love
    with her, weren't you?
  • 88:07 - 88:10
    Yes, I was in love with her.
  • 88:12 - 88:14
    I said I was.
  • 88:18 - 88:20
    Jesse. Father.
  • 88:20 - 88:25
    Sometimes I think he didn't
    bring you up properly.
  • 88:26 - 88:30
    What were you worried about
    when I came out just now?
  • 88:30 - 88:34
    Worried? I was just wondering
    what my brother Lewt might do.
  • 88:57 - 89:00
    Zeke, where's
    my peppermint and soda?
  • 89:00 - 89:02
    Coming up now.
  • 89:02 - 89:04
    Hear you named the day.
  • 89:04 - 89:05
    That's right.
  • 89:05 - 89:08
    Ring just come in the last post.
  • 89:08 - 89:09
    Mighty pretty- YEP-
  • 89:09 - 89:11
    You sure are shot full of luck.
  • 89:11 - 89:13
    I'd like to stand
    the drinks for everybody.
  • 89:13 - 89:15
    I'm getting married
    in the morning.
  • 89:15 - 89:16
    That's fine.
  • 89:16 - 89:18
    Save your money, Pierce.
  • 89:26 - 89:29
    So you figure
    you got yourself a wife.
  • 89:29 - 89:31
    I don't figure. I know I have.
  • 89:31 - 89:33
    Think you can keep her?
  • 89:33 - 89:35
    Reckon as how I can.
  • 89:35 - 89:37
    Cattle rustlers
    and women rustlers.
  • 89:37 - 89:39
    Both of them steal...
  • 89:39 - 89:41
    what's got another man's
    brand on it.
  • 89:41 - 89:45
    I don't think I like
    the way you're talking.
  • 89:45 - 89:47
    Maybe I didn't rightly
    understand you.
  • 89:47 - 89:51
    Yeah, you understand me
    all right.
  • 89:51 - 89:55
    Pearl Chavez is my girl,
    and she'll always be my girl...
  • 89:55 - 89:58
    just as long
    as I want her to be.
  • 90:05 - 90:09
    From now you, you're gonna
    respect Pearl's name.
  • 90:09 - 90:12
    If that ain't
    the best joke yet.
  • 90:12 - 90:17
    He's defending the lady's name--
    my girl's name.
  • 90:29 - 90:31
    Has anybody else around here...
  • 90:31 - 90:34
    got any fancy ideas
    about Pearl Chavez?
  • 90:39 - 90:41
    Don't seem to be no takers.
  • 90:54 - 90:58
    I don't rightly know
    much about Sam Pierce, O Lord...
  • 90:58 - 91:00
    but from what I hear...
  • 91:00 - 91:03
    he'll be needing
    no introduction to you.
  • 91:03 - 91:05
    Seeing as how Sam was snatched
    from his loved ones' arms...
  • 91:05 - 91:08
    before they even had time
    to get a good grip on him...
  • 91:08 - 91:10
    I'm counting on you to give him
    a better break up yonder.
  • 91:12 - 91:13
    Hey, you hatchet face!
  • 91:13 - 91:15
    Are you so almighty hungry
    to hang one man...
  • 91:15 - 91:18
    that you can't wait till we
    get through planting this one?
  • 91:20 - 91:23
    Now I be consigning him
    to your keeping.
  • 91:23 - 91:25
    And I'm guessing
    you'll find him...
  • 91:25 - 91:27
    the gentlest,
    sweetest straw boss...
  • 91:27 - 91:30
    ever to enter the pearly gates.
  • 91:30 - 91:32
    Amen.
  • 91:34 - 91:37
    Start shoveling, cowpokes.
  • 91:49 - 91:52
    It's our fault.
    We raised him wild.
  • 91:52 - 91:55
    If he'd only gone
    to school, like Jesse.
  • 91:55 - 91:59
    I thought I asked you never
    to mention Jesse's name again.
  • 91:59 - 92:00
    It's true.
  • 92:00 - 92:03
    You spoiled Lewt, and I let you.
  • 92:03 - 92:05
    Ever since he was a child...
  • 92:05 - 92:08
    he thought rules
    weren't made for him.
  • 92:08 - 92:10
    He thought you made
    the rules, all of them...
  • 92:10 - 92:13
    not just those
    for Spanish Bit.
  • 92:13 - 92:14
    It's that Indian girl.
  • 92:14 - 92:16
    If you hadn't
    brought her here...
  • 92:16 - 92:18
    none of this
    would have happened.
  • 92:18 - 92:21
    Perhaps if your attitude
    toward her had been different--
  • 92:21 - 92:24
    It's my fault, huh?
    It's my fault.
  • 92:24 - 92:28
    You dared to bring
    that Indian baggage...
  • 92:28 - 92:32
    right here into this house,
    and now you try to tell me...
  • 92:32 - 92:35
    You get her out of here.
  • 92:35 - 92:39
    And what's more,
    get her out of here tonight!
  • 92:39 - 92:43
    You've screamed at me
    for the last time.
  • 92:43 - 92:47
    You made one of your sons
    hate you and sent him away.
  • 92:47 - 92:50
    You made the other one
    a...murderer.
  • 92:51 - 92:56
    Pearl will stay here
    just as long as I do.
  • 93:18 - 93:21
    Here's the money.
    You better clear out of here...
  • 93:21 - 93:23
    until this thing blows over.
  • 93:23 - 93:24
    Thanks, pa.
  • 93:24 - 93:26
    It's gonna take
    plenty of fixing.
  • 93:26 - 93:29
    So you better
    stay away from here...
  • 93:29 - 93:32
    until I send you the word.
  • 93:32 - 93:35
    It'll take a year maybe.
  • 93:35 - 93:37
    Maybe more than that even.
  • 93:37 - 93:39
    I'm sorry to cause you
    all this trouble.
  • 93:39 - 93:41
    If you get me out of this one--
  • 93:41 - 93:43
    Never mind that.
  • 93:43 - 93:47
    I ain't counting
    on no reformation.
  • 93:47 - 93:49
    Go on. Get going fast.
  • 93:49 - 93:51
    Good-bye, pa.
  • 93:51 - 93:53
    So long, Sid.
  • 93:53 - 93:54
    So long, Lewt.
  • 93:56 - 93:59
    Take care of yourself, son.
  • 93:59 - 94:01
    I will, pa.
  • 94:16 - 94:18
    Yay, boy.
  • 94:18 - 94:21
    Now here's a chance
    to do something for pa.
  • 95:48 - 95:52
    I've been working
    on the railroad
  • 95:52 - 95:56
    All the live-long day
  • 95:59 - 96:01
    Come on, Sid. Come on.
  • 96:01 - 96:04
    You ain't got the mint
    on this game.
  • 96:04 - 96:06
    Sorry, Senator.
  • 96:06 - 96:10
    You certainly stuck your head
    in a noose that time.
  • 96:12 - 96:13
    Pearl, honey.
  • 96:16 - 96:18
    What you doing with that thing?
  • 96:18 - 96:20
    There ain't nobody here but me.
  • 96:20 - 96:23
    I'm gonna kill you.
  • 96:23 - 96:27
    That wouldn't be a very ladylike
    thing to do, would it...
  • 96:27 - 96:29
    after me riding thirty miles
    just for a kiss?
  • 96:29 - 96:32
    You're gonna get
    what you gave Sam Pierce.
  • 96:32 - 96:34
    That just goes to show you...
  • 96:34 - 96:36
    there ain't no gratitude
    for nothing.
  • 96:36 - 96:38
    If it wasn't for me,
    you'd be tied up...
  • 96:38 - 96:42
    with that brokendown
    cowhand right now.
  • 96:42 - 96:45
    You might as well marry pa.
  • 96:45 - 96:49
    Sam Pierce was a good man,
    and you're a skunk.
  • 96:49 - 96:51
    Of all the ornery females.
  • 96:51 - 96:52
    One minute you're yammering...
  • 96:52 - 96:54
    because I don't
    love you enough...
  • 96:54 - 96:56
    and when I go out
    and show you how much I do...
  • 96:56 - 96:58
    you're wanting to plug me.
  • 97:00 - 97:03
    You're my girl, honey.
  • 97:03 - 97:04
    I was your girl.
  • 97:04 - 97:08
    Anybody who was my girl
    is still my girl.
  • 97:08 - 97:11
    That's the kind of guy I am.
  • 97:11 - 97:13
    You know...loyal.
  • 97:13 - 97:14
    Stay back.
  • 97:14 - 97:18
    There ain't nobody
    gonna take my girl.
  • 97:20 - 97:22
    Nobody.
  • 97:26 - 97:27
    Never.
  • 97:30 - 97:31
    I'm saving you, tiger cat.
  • 97:31 - 97:35
    Just when I figure
    I'm doing fine and dandy...
  • 97:35 - 97:39
    I start thinking about you,
    and nothing else is any good.
  • 97:44 - 97:47
    Here.
  • 97:48 - 97:50
    What's going on around here?
  • 97:51 - 97:53
    Come in.
  • 97:53 - 97:54
    Howdy, Senator.
  • 97:54 - 97:57
    Sorry to be busting in
    on you like this.
  • 97:57 - 97:59
    It's all right, sheriff.
    How's tricks?
  • 97:59 - 98:01
    How's the law-breaking
    business?
  • 98:01 - 98:04
    Pretty quiet...since Lewt left.
  • 98:04 - 98:06
    Yeah, pretty dull
    without him around.
  • 98:06 - 98:09
    Ain't heard from him lately,
    have you, Senator?
  • 98:09 - 98:13
    Lewt? Here. Have a bite.
  • 98:14 - 98:16
    Don't mind if I do.
  • 98:16 - 98:18
    Wish I could afford this brand.
  • 98:18 - 98:21
    The next batch I get,
    I'll send you some.
  • 98:21 - 98:24
    No, I ain't heard
    a word from Lewt...
  • 98:24 - 98:29
    since he was attacked
    by that no-account Sam Pierce.
  • 98:29 - 98:32
    How's your other son
    feel about it?
  • 98:32 - 98:34
    I ain't got no other son.
  • 98:35 - 98:37
    Funny thing--one of the boys...
  • 98:41 - 98:44
    Lewt? I wish it was so.
  • 98:44 - 98:47
    Don't mind if I have
    a look around, do you?
  • 98:47 - 98:50
    No. Go ahead, sheriff.
    You got your duties to do.
  • 98:50 - 98:53
    I'm sorry you're gonna have
    your trouble for nothing.
  • 98:55 - 98:57
    I hear Mrs. McCanles
    has been feeling kind of poorly.
  • 98:57 - 98:59
    It ain't nothing.
  • 98:59 - 99:01
    Just getting
    a little old, I guess.
  • 99:01 - 99:03
    You reckon the missus
    would mind...
  • 99:03 - 99:05
    if I kind of
    looked around her room?
  • 99:05 - 99:07
    No. Why should she mind?
  • 99:07 - 99:08
    Go ahead.
  • 99:08 - 99:10
    Sid, ain't you moved yet?
  • 99:15 - 99:16
    Come in.
  • 99:17 - 99:19
    - Evening, ma'am.
    - Sheriff.
  • 99:19 - 99:21
    Sorry to disturb
    your privacy, ma'am.
  • 99:21 - 99:23
    Sheriff Thompson, what is it?
  • 99:23 - 99:25
    It's really nothing, ma'am.
  • 99:25 - 99:27
    One of the boys
    had a fool notion...
  • 99:27 - 99:29
    that Lewt was around here.
  • 99:29 - 99:31
    I'm afraid if Lewton
    were around...
  • 99:31 - 99:34
    I'd be the last person
    to know it.
  • 99:34 - 99:35
    Sorry-
  • 99:50 - 99:52
    Oh, my sons.
  • 99:52 - 99:54
    My sons.
  • 99:56 - 99:58
    Let's try this one.
  • 100:02 - 100:04
    Who's that?
  • 100:04 - 100:05
    Is that you, girl?
  • 100:07 - 100:08
    What do you want?
  • 100:08 - 100:12
    It's me-Sheriff Thompson.
    You ain't seen Lewt, have you?
  • 100:12 - 100:15
    Lewt? That murdering,
    sneaking no-account.
  • 100:15 - 100:17
    I wish I could see him.
  • 100:17 - 100:19
    I reckon you do.
  • 100:19 - 100:21
    I was forgetting
    about Sam Pierce.
  • 100:21 - 100:23
    Sorry-
  • 100:23 - 100:26
    Good night.
    See you at the hanging.
  • 100:36 - 100:38
    Poor old Mac.
  • 100:38 - 100:41
    He don't know how close he came
    to getting plugged.
  • 100:41 - 100:43
    Be quiet. It ain't safe yet.
  • 100:43 - 100:45
    It ain't safe for them,
    you mean.
  • 100:45 - 100:47
    There they go now.
  • 100:49 - 100:51
    I think I'll light out
    for Mexico.
  • 100:51 - 100:52
    Mexico?
  • 100:52 - 100:54
    Yeah.
  • 100:54 - 100:55
    I'm gonna grab me a ranch...
  • 100:55 - 100:58
    that'll make this place
    look like a gopher hole.
  • 100:58 - 101:01
    It would be like heaven,
    being in Mexico together.
  • 101:01 - 101:03
    I'll show these
    heel-squatters around here...
  • 101:03 - 101:05
    a thing or two about ranching.
  • 101:05 - 101:06
    You can do it, too.
  • 101:07 - 101:08
    - Lewt.
    - Huh?
  • 101:09 - 101:12
    - Go saddle my pinto.
    - What for?
  • 101:12 - 101:15
    - While I get ready.
    - Ready for what?
  • 101:15 - 101:19
    I'm going with you, of course.
    Hurry up.
  • 101:21 - 101:23
    You wouldn't like it
    down there, honey.
  • 101:23 - 101:25
    Sure, I will. I'll be
    a big help to you, too.
  • 101:25 - 101:27
    I can cook, and I can shoot
    as good as you...
  • 101:27 - 101:29
    and I never get tired riding.
  • 101:29 - 101:31
    You'll try to stop me
    from doing things...
  • 101:31 - 101:32
    yammering about me
    maybe getting shot...
  • 101:32 - 101:34
    or start all over again
    about marrying somebody.
  • 101:34 - 101:37
    No. I promise I won't never say
    another word about marrying.
  • 101:37 - 101:38
    You'll probably
    want to go with me...
  • 101:38 - 101:39
    every time I feel
    like going on a bust...
  • 101:39 - 101:41
    or playing me some poker.
  • 101:41 - 101:42
    I wouldn't, honest.
  • 101:42 - 101:44
    Just so long
    as I could be near you.
  • 101:44 - 101:45
    I'm gonna live my own way.
    Nobody's gonna hog-tie me.
  • 101:45 - 101:46
    Please.
  • 101:46 - 101:48
    I'll come back
    every once in a while...
  • 101:48 - 101:49
    and see you, like tonight.
  • 101:49 - 101:51
    I'll do anything you say.
  • 101:51 - 101:54
    Honey, I love you. I'll see you
    every time I come back.
  • 101:54 - 101:56
    I'll send for you someday.
    Honest I will.
  • 101:56 - 101:57
    I want to go with you.
    I've got to go with you.
  • 101:57 - 101:59
    Will you stop your yammering?
    I've got to mosey!
  • 101:59 - 102:01
    You love me!
    You said you loved me!
  • 102:01 - 102:03
    Nobody else can have me
    because I'm yours!
  • 102:03 - 102:05
    I don't want anybody else!
    I want you!
  • 102:05 - 102:08
    I'm yours!
    Nobody else can have me!
  • 102:08 - 102:10
    You said nobody ever!
    Now take me with you!
  • 102:10 - 102:12
    You've got to take me!
    Please! Please, honey!
  • 102:12 - 102:15
    - Shut up!
    - Lewt, honey, please!
  • 103:09 - 103:11
    Begging your pardon, ma'am...
  • 103:11 - 103:12
    I'd like to say
    all us boys at the Bit...
  • 103:12 - 103:14
    is praying mighty hard
    that you get--
  • 103:14 - 103:17
    All right, Ken. All right now.
    You just wait downstairs.
  • 103:17 - 103:19
    I'll let you know
    when I need you.
  • 103:22 - 103:24
    Will you thank the boys for me?
  • 103:24 - 103:27
    Tell them it isn't
    quite as hard to go...
  • 103:27 - 103:28
    as they may think.
  • 103:28 - 103:31
    What are you
    talking that way for?
  • 103:31 - 103:34
    Anybody would think
    you was dying.
  • 103:35 - 103:38
    I'm a nuisance to you
    even to the end.
  • 103:38 - 103:40
    It's the first time
    you've been in this room...
  • 103:40 - 103:42
    since that night.
  • 103:42 - 103:45
    Don't bring that up.
  • 103:45 - 103:48
    I never had the courage
    to discuss it with you before...
  • 103:48 - 103:50
    but it doesn't matter now.
  • 103:51 - 103:52
    I've paid for my mistake.
  • 103:52 - 103:55
    You've hated me
    all through the years.
  • 103:55 - 103:58
    You paid? What about me,
    with these legs?
  • 103:58 - 104:01
    As useless as a hog-tied steer.
  • 104:01 - 104:04
    And all because you
    couldn't stand to be...
  • 104:04 - 104:06
    mistress of the biggest
    ranch in Texas.
  • 104:06 - 104:11
    And why? I'll tell you why.
  • 104:11 - 104:13
    Nobody needed to tell me...
  • 104:13 - 104:15
    who you was running away to
    that night.
  • 104:15 - 104:18
    Nobody needed to tell me
    you was running to Chavez.
  • 104:18 - 104:21
    That's not true. It's not true.
  • 104:21 - 104:24
    I was running away,
    but not to Scott.
  • 104:24 - 104:26
    Not to Scott.
  • 104:26 - 104:28
    True or not, you left me.
  • 104:28 - 104:31
    And true or not,
    I went after you...
  • 104:31 - 104:37
    like any lovesick,
    half-baked boy would do.
  • 104:37 - 104:42
    I'd give anything...
    anything to undo it.
  • 104:42 - 104:48
    I loved you, Laura Belle.
    Yes, sir, I loved you.
  • 104:48 - 104:51
    Kept on saying to myself
    all through the years...
  • 104:51 - 104:55
    that I hated you,
    until finally I did hate you.
  • 104:56 - 104:59
    In my heart,
    I knew all the time...
  • 104:59 - 105:01
    it wasn't your fault, though.
  • 105:01 - 105:02
    It was my fault.
  • 105:02 - 105:07
    It was my jealousy
    that made me like I was--
  • 105:07 - 105:09
    hard and cruel-like--
  • 105:09 - 105:13
    till I guess
    you had to leave me.
  • 105:13 - 105:17
    I never should have
    gone out after you that night.
  • 105:17 - 105:20
    But when I found out
    you was gone...
  • 105:20 - 105:23
    I got to thinking
    you was going to him...
  • 105:23 - 105:25
    and I couldn't stand it.
  • 105:25 - 105:29
    I swore I'd stop you
    and bring you back.
  • 105:29 - 105:31
    I went crazy.
  • 105:31 - 105:36
    Yes, that's what it was.
    I just went crazy.
  • 105:36 - 105:40
    And I rode through the night
    like a drunken Comanche.
  • 105:40 - 105:44
    It was my own crazy jealousy
    that threw me off that horse.
  • 105:44 - 105:49
    Jackson, forgive me.
  • 105:49 - 105:52
    Look at me.
  • 105:52 - 105:55
    You're my husband...my very own.
  • 106:17 - 106:18
    Hiya, BOYS-
  • 106:18 - 106:23
    - It's Jesse.
    - Well, I'll be.
  • 106:23 - 106:26
    He's got a lot of gall,
    coming back here.
  • 106:37 - 106:39
    Where do you think you're going?
  • 106:39 - 106:43
    I thought I told you
    to keep out of my sight.
  • 106:43 - 106:45
    I just found out
    my mother is dying...
  • 106:45 - 106:47
    and I came to see her,
    and I intend to see her.
  • 106:47 - 106:50
    They tell me
    you're the big noise now...
  • 106:50 - 106:52
    with them trespassing thieves.
  • 106:52 - 106:54
    I hope my good fortune
    doesn't distress you too much.
  • 106:54 - 106:56
    They're even talking
    about putting you...
  • 106:56 - 106:58
    up for public office.
  • 106:58 - 107:00
    They must pay high
    for double-crossers.
  • 107:00 - 107:01
    Senator,
    let's not discuss that.
  • 107:01 - 107:03
    I'm afraid we
    see things differently.
  • 107:03 - 107:05
    Nothing on earth
    would bring me here--
  • 107:05 - 107:07
    You're mighty lucky my men
    didn't take a shot at you.
  • 107:07 - 107:09
    That was their orders.
  • 107:09 - 107:11
    I was about to say
    that nothing on earth...
  • 107:11 - 107:13
    would bring me back here
    except mother.
  • 107:13 - 107:15
    Is she in her room?
  • 107:15 - 107:18
    - No, she ain't in her room.
    - Where is she?
  • 107:18 - 107:24
    You'll find her right in there,
    in a long pine box.
  • 108:07 - 108:09
    Hello, Vashti.
  • 108:10 - 108:12
    - Mr. Jesse--
    - No, thank you.
  • 108:12 - 108:15
    But Mrs. McCanles,
    she said to me once...
  • 108:15 - 108:18
    "Vashti, you be sure and see
    that Mr. Jesse eats proper--"
  • 108:18 - 108:22
    You've been a good friend.
    I shan't forget it.
  • 108:24 - 108:27
    Poor Mrs. McCanles.
  • 108:27 - 108:30
    I wonder if Miss Pearl
    would mind if you woke her up.
  • 108:30 - 108:35
    I have to go away soon.
    I would like to see her.
  • 108:35 - 108:38
    What's the matter?
    Didn't you hear me?
  • 108:38 - 108:40
    Yes, I heared you.
  • 108:40 - 108:42
    Only I'm certain sure
    the devil hisself...
  • 108:42 - 108:44
    has been chasing Miss Pearl.
  • 108:44 - 108:46
    What on earth
    are you talking about?
  • 108:46 - 108:49
    Mrs. McCanles, she treated
    Miss Pearl awful good.
  • 108:49 - 108:53
    She treated everybody
    awful good, even me.
  • 108:53 - 108:56
    And after she went to heaven...
  • 108:56 - 108:59
    Miss Pearl looks like she's had
    a spell or something.
  • 108:59 - 109:01
    She wouldn't eat nothing.
  • 109:01 - 109:03
    She wouldn't talk to nobody.
  • 109:03 - 109:05
    She just stared and stared...
  • 109:05 - 109:07
    at Mrs. McCanles lying there
    so still-like.
  • 109:07 - 109:09
    She ran to the barn...
  • 109:09 - 109:11
    and wouldn't come out
    for nobody.
  • 109:11 - 109:13
    Poor Pearl.
  • 109:13 - 109:16
    She's sad.
    I listened at the barn door...
  • 109:16 - 109:18
    and I heared her weeping
    something awful.
  • 109:18 - 109:20
    I want you to do
    something for me.
  • 109:20 - 109:22
    Yes?
  • 109:22 - 109:24
    Go and fix Miss Pearl
    a hot breakfast.
  • 109:24 - 109:25
    Yes!
  • 109:25 - 109:29
    And I want you to pack
    Miss Pearl's things.
  • 109:29 - 109:31
    Yes, ma'am! Yes, sir!
  • 109:35 - 109:36
    Go away.
  • 109:36 - 109:38
    Vashti said you wouldn't
    come into the house...
  • 109:38 - 109:39
    and I couldn't believe her.
  • 109:39 - 109:41
    Leave me alone.
  • 109:41 - 109:42
    Have you gone out of your mind?
  • 109:42 - 109:44
    What are you doing out here
    in the stable?
  • 109:44 - 109:46
    I bet your pa would think
    it was too good for me.
  • 109:46 - 109:47
    Never mind what he thinks.
    I'm not going to allow you--
  • 109:47 - 109:50
    Don't you worry none about me.
    I'm going away from here.
  • 109:50 - 109:53
    - Really? Where are you going?
    - It ain't your business.
  • 109:54 - 109:55
    Me and Dice
    will get along all right.
  • 109:56 - 109:58
    Of course, there's Lewt.
    He'll be paying a visit here...
  • 109:58 - 110:00
    sooner or later,
    if I know Lewt.
  • 110:00 - 110:03
    That's right, I'm Lewt's girl.
    You can't forget that, can you?
  • 110:03 - 110:05
    What makes you think that?
  • 110:05 - 110:08
    That's what you said that night.
    You said you'd never forget it.
  • 110:08 - 110:10
    I did say that, didn't I?
  • 110:10 - 110:13
    It worried me sometimes
    to think I'd made so much of it.
  • 110:13 - 110:17
    I hope it didn't make
    any difference.
  • 110:17 - 110:20
    It didn't make no difference.
  • 110:21 - 110:23
    You're right. I'm Lewt's girl.
  • 110:23 - 110:25
    It's all I ever was.
    It's all I ever could be.
  • 110:25 - 110:27
    You love him, don't you?
  • 110:27 - 110:29
    Love him? I hate him.
  • 110:29 - 110:32
    I wish they'd hang him.
    I wish they'd hang him fast.
  • 110:32 - 110:35
    Yes. After all you've
    been through, I suppose--
  • 110:35 - 110:38
    It ain't just his fault.
  • 110:39 - 110:44
    If he sent for me tonight,
    I guess I'd go to him.
  • 110:44 - 110:47
    Lewt's not sending for you
    tonight or any other night.
  • 110:47 - 110:49
    Listen, I have to be
    in Paradise Flats...
  • 110:49 - 110:50
    a few days on business.
  • 110:50 - 110:52
    Do you want to wait here
    until I go to Austin...
  • 110:52 - 110:54
    or would you like to
    come with me right now?
  • 110:54 - 110:57
    Me? You're just
    being sorry for me.
  • 110:57 - 110:59
    You don't have to be
    sorry for me none!
  • 110:59 - 111:01
    Listen to me.
    I won't have you thinking that.
  • 111:01 - 111:03
    It's you who are feeling
    sorry for yourself.
  • 111:03 - 111:07
    I told Helen long ago
    I wanted to get you out of here.
  • 111:07 - 111:08
    You told her?
  • 111:08 - 111:11
    Yes. She wants to be
    your friend.
  • 111:11 - 111:13
    After your ma died...
  • 111:13 - 111:16
    I just didn't want to
    go on living no more.
  • 111:16 - 111:18
    I know what you mean.
  • 111:20 - 111:23
    You'll like Helen,
    and she'll like you, too.
  • 111:23 - 111:25
    You just wait and see.
  • 111:26 - 111:30
    She's a lady, ain't she?
    Like your ma.
  • 111:30 - 111:33
    She's a lady,
    like you're going to be.
  • 111:33 - 111:35
    No, I can't be no more.
  • 111:35 - 111:37
    Of course you can.
    We'll just pretend...
  • 111:37 - 111:39
    the whole thing
    was just a bad dream.
  • 111:39 - 111:42
    That's all it was actually,
    a nightmare.
  • 111:42 - 111:45
    If only I could be good again!.
  • 111:45 - 111:48
    Look at me.
  • 111:48 - 111:50
    Remember when you
    wanted to learn...
  • 111:50 - 111:53
    when you wanted me to help you?
  • 111:53 - 111:55
    I know just the school for you.
  • 111:55 - 111:56
    School?
  • 111:56 - 111:59
    What's the matter?
    Don't you still want to learn?
  • 111:59 - 112:01
    I'll do anything.
  • 112:01 - 112:04
    I'll cook for you.
    I'll wash Miss Helen's clothes.
  • 112:04 - 112:05
    You'll do nothing of the sort.
  • 112:05 - 112:08
    You'll learn to waltz
    and make small talk...
  • 112:08 - 112:10
    and have pretty dresses.
  • 112:10 - 112:11
    Here.
  • 112:14 - 112:16
    For me?
  • 112:16 - 112:18
    From mother to you.
  • 112:20 - 112:22
    Jesse, I...
  • 112:22 - 112:24
    I wish...
  • 112:26 - 112:29
    I wish I could die for you.
  • 112:30 - 112:33
    Let's hope you never
    have to do that.
  • 113:04 - 113:07
    Is that you, Judas?
  • 113:07 - 113:09
    I got a message
    from your brother--
  • 113:09 - 113:12
    the McCanles with the guts.
  • 113:12 - 113:13
    What's the matter
    with the bad man?
  • 113:13 - 113:15
    Can't he deliver
    his messages in person?
  • 113:15 - 113:18
    He has some business
    tonight...with a train.
  • 113:18 - 113:21
    He just plumb don't like trains.
  • 113:21 - 113:24
    So I've heard.
    Have you become his assistant?
  • 113:24 - 113:26
    We keep in touch
    with each other.
  • 113:26 - 113:27
    You should have seen his face...
  • 113:27 - 113:29
    when I told him
    you have Chavez with you.
  • 113:29 - 113:31
    I bet it was
    a lovely sight to behold.
  • 113:31 - 113:32
    What's the message?
  • 113:32 - 113:35
    He says I'm to bring her
    back with me...pronto.
  • 113:35 - 113:39
    Suppose she doesn't feel up
    to making the trip?
  • 113:39 - 113:41
    He says if she don't
    come back...
  • 113:41 - 113:43
    he's coming here
    tomorrow morning...
  • 113:43 - 113:44
    bright and early and get her.
  • 113:46 - 113:48
    You seem to be
    a capable messenger.
  • 113:48 - 113:51
    Would you mind
    carrying back a reply?
  • 113:51 - 113:53
    Not at all. Glad to oblige.
  • 113:53 - 113:56
    You can tell my beloved brother
    that I'll wait for him here.
  • 113:56 - 113:59
    I should have the sheriff
    waiting for him...
  • 113:59 - 114:01
    but I prefer to meet him alone.
  • 114:01 - 114:03
    - Is that a promise?
    - You're not talking to Lewt.
  • 114:36 - 114:39
    That's near enough.
  • 114:39 - 114:42
    I'm giving you one more chance.
    Send Pearl out here...
  • 114:42 - 114:44
    or I'll plug you
    from here to breakfast.
  • 114:44 - 114:47
    Just what do you think
    Pearl's doing here with me?
  • 114:47 - 114:49
    Don't give me any...
  • 114:49 - 114:51
    of your high and mighty
    noble talk, big words.
  • 114:51 - 114:54
    You think I wouldn't shoot you
    because you ain't got a gun?
  • 114:54 - 114:57
    I wouldn't credit you
    with any such compunctions.
  • 115:03 - 115:05
    I'm riding back
    to that hitching post...
  • 115:05 - 115:08
    and then turning
    and starting to shoot.
  • 115:08 - 115:09
    It's more than you did
    for Sam Pierce.
  • 115:09 - 115:11
    Why all the consideration?
  • 115:11 - 115:13
    Just don't want them
    fancy friends of yours...
  • 115:13 - 115:17
    to say you had a brother
    who shot you down in cold blood.
  • 115:17 - 115:18
    You're going to hang.
  • 115:18 - 115:22
    You're going to hang
    by the neck until you're dead!
  • 115:22 - 115:23
    You'll just go on
    killing and killing...
  • 115:24 - 115:26
    till they kill you.
  • 115:26 - 115:30
    I hope Pearl gives you
    a pretty funeral.
  • 115:50 - 115:53
    - Who's that?
    - Just me--Lem Smoot.
  • 115:53 - 115:55
    Come here to gloat over me, huh?
  • 115:55 - 115:58
    You can turn right around
    and get out of here.
  • 115:58 - 116:01
    I came because I thought maybe
    you'd be needing a friend.
  • 116:01 - 116:05
    There's a funny glow in the sky
    tonight, ain't there?
  • 116:05 - 116:08
    I remember once hearing
    one of them Indian legends...
  • 116:08 - 116:11
    about how their ancestors
    lit bonfires in the sky...
  • 116:11 - 116:14
    when a chief's son was a-dyin'.
  • 116:14 - 116:16
    He's dying?
  • 116:16 - 116:18
    It don't surprise me none.
  • 116:18 - 116:20
    Lewt always was a good shot.
  • 116:20 - 116:22
    It looks like
    them ancestors of yours...
  • 116:22 - 116:25
    have to put out those bonfires.
  • 116:25 - 116:27
    What do you mean?
  • 116:27 - 116:31
    I guess Jesse's a little tougher
    than you thought.
  • 116:31 - 116:32
    Thank God.
  • 116:32 - 116:36
    I thought I knew you
    better than that.
  • 116:36 - 116:39
    I know how fond you were
    of those boys...
  • 116:39 - 116:41
    and how proud
    of them you were.
  • 116:41 - 116:44
    It don't seem possible...
  • 116:44 - 116:47
    but I must have been wrong
    about a whole lot of things.
  • 116:47 - 116:50
    Laura Belle warned me
    I was spoiling Lewt...
  • 116:50 - 116:53
    but I wouldn't listen to her.
  • 116:53 - 116:57
    Look. You see
    them plains and hills?
  • 116:57 - 116:59
    I was so almighty proud...
  • 116:59 - 117:01
    of what I carved
    out of this country.
  • 117:01 - 117:04
    I figured
    I was building something...
  • 117:04 - 117:06
    for Lewt and Jesse.
  • 117:06 - 117:08
    And what have I got now?
  • 117:08 - 117:12
    Lewt a murderer, an outlaw.
  • 117:12 - 117:13
    Jesse...
  • 117:15 - 117:18
    Jesse would come back
    any time you want him to.
  • 117:18 - 117:21
    You think so?
  • 117:21 - 117:24
    He told me to tell you so.
  • 117:26 - 117:30
    I'm just a lonely old man
    who needs a friend...
  • 117:30 - 117:32
    like you said.
  • 117:39 - 117:42
    Whoa!
  • 117:46 - 117:48
    Here's your luggage, miss.
  • 117:52 - 117:54
    You're Miss Helen, ain't you?
  • 117:54 - 117:56
    And you're Pearl.
  • 117:56 - 117:58
    He's been asking for you.
  • 117:58 - 118:00
    How is he?
  • 118:00 - 118:04
    He's...gonna be all right.
  • 118:04 - 118:06
    Thank heaven.
  • 118:10 - 118:13
    I shouldn't cry. I know it.
  • 118:13 - 118:15
    He wouldn't like it.
  • 118:15 - 118:19
    You couldn't do nothing
    he wouldn't like.
  • 118:22 - 118:25
    You're very fond
    of Jesse, aren't you?
  • 118:29 - 118:31
    After my pa...
  • 118:33 - 118:38
    There wasn't never nobody
    good to me like my pa...
  • 118:39 - 118:42
    Except Mrs. McCanles...
  • 118:42 - 118:44
    and Jesse.
  • 118:44 - 118:45
    My dear.
  • 118:47 - 118:51
    You will come
    and live with us, won't you?
  • 118:52 - 118:54
    I want you to.
  • 119:00 - 119:02
    Yes?
  • 119:02 - 119:06
    I'm glad you and Jesse
    are...bespoken.
  • 119:07 - 119:08
    Thank you.
  • 119:17 - 119:19
    Hi, Pearl.
  • 119:19 - 119:21
    How's the hero?
  • 119:21 - 119:23
    I just heard
    he was gonna pull through.
  • 119:23 - 119:24
    Tough luck, ain't it?
  • 119:24 - 119:27
    But Lewt will get him next time.
    You can bank on that.
  • 119:27 - 119:30
    - Next time?
    - Yeah.
  • 119:30 - 119:32
    Next time.
  • 119:32 - 119:35
    I got good news for you.
  • 119:36 - 119:38
    Yeah? What is it?
  • 119:38 - 119:41
    It's from Lewt.
  • 119:41 - 119:42
    He says you got to
    hightail it out of here...
  • 119:42 - 119:44
    if you want to
    kiss him good-bye...
  • 119:44 - 119:46
    before he beats it
    across the border.
  • 119:47 - 119:50
    You mean it? Where is he?
  • 119:50 - 119:53
    I kind of figured
    you'd like that.
  • 119:53 - 119:55
    He's hiding out
    at Squaw's Head Rock.
  • 119:55 - 119:56
    You got that? Squaw's Head Rock.
  • 119:56 - 119:58
    Just fire two shots
    when you get there.
  • 119:58 - 120:00
    I got it. Squaw's Head Rock.
  • 120:00 - 120:02
    Take the Apache trail
    to the mission.
  • 120:02 - 120:05
    Any Indian there can tell you
    how to get to Buffalo Ridge.
  • 120:05 - 120:07
    And then you--
    You got a good horse?
  • 120:07 - 120:09
    It's a couple of days' ride.
  • 120:09 - 120:11
    Sure. I got my pinto.
  • 120:11 - 120:17
    You know, the one Lewt gave me
    before I was his girl.
  • 121:52 - 121:54
    Hiya, Pearl!
  • 121:56 - 122:00
    Here I am!
    I've been waiting for you!
  • 122:42 - 122:45
    Hello, honey!
    I'll be right down!
  • 122:45 - 122:47
    Stay there!
  • 123:01 - 123:04
    I can't see you!.
    Can you see me?
  • 123:34 - 123:39
    You...double-crossing...bobcat!
  • 124:13 - 124:16
    I guess that does it.
  • 124:36 - 124:39
    You got me that time.
  • 124:39 - 124:40
    I'm done for.
  • 124:40 - 124:42
    You're lying.
  • 124:43 - 124:45
    You're lying,
    like you always do!
  • 124:49 - 124:52
    I can't shoot no more, honey.
  • 124:54 - 124:55
    Honest.
  • 124:55 - 124:58
    I'm not scared of you.
  • 124:58 - 125:00
    I'm coming up after you.
  • 125:00 - 125:04
    All right, then. Come on up!
  • 125:39 - 125:42
    No use in my...
  • 125:42 - 125:44
    lying no more.
  • 125:45 - 125:47
    I'm through.
  • 125:50 - 125:52
    You hear me?
  • 125:52 - 125:53
    Yeah.
  • 125:54 - 125:56
    I'm dying.
  • 125:57 - 125:59
    I...
  • 126:00 - 126:02
    I'm going...fast.
  • 126:02 - 126:06
    Are you...
    Ain't you coming up?
  • 126:07 - 126:09
    I want to see you.
    I got to see you.
  • 126:10 - 126:12
    Where are you?
  • 126:13 - 126:15
    Where are you?
  • 126:16 - 126:18
    Hurry!
  • 126:19 - 126:21
    Please!
  • 126:21 - 126:24
    I...I got to...
  • 126:24 - 126:28
    hold you...just once more.
  • 126:31 - 126:33
    I love you.
  • 126:35 - 126:37
    I love you!
  • 126:37 - 126:39
    Hurry. Hurry!
  • 126:39 - 126:40
    Lewt!
  • 126:42 - 126:44
    Hurry, honey.
  • 126:44 - 126:47
    Hold on! Hold on!
  • 126:47 - 126:48
    Hurry!
  • 126:48 - 126:51
    Wait for me!.
  • 126:51 - 126:53
    Wait for me.
  • 127:01 - 127:02
    Pearl!
  • 127:03 - 127:04
    Where are you?
  • 127:56 - 127:59
    You always said you could shoot.
  • 127:59 - 128:02
    I never believed you.
  • 128:02 - 128:05
    I love you.
  • 128:06 - 128:08
    I love you.
  • 128:08 - 128:11
    Don't cry, honey.
  • 128:11 - 128:13
    Don't cry.
  • 128:13 - 128:16
    I had to do it.
  • 128:16 - 128:18
    Of course you did.
  • 128:18 - 128:21
    Let me hold you.
  • 128:21 - 128:23
    Let me...
  • 128:23 - 128:26
    Just hold me.
    Hold me once more.
  • 128:26 - 128:29
    Little... bobcat.
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