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"The Rifleman"

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starring Chuck Connors.

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Hey, hey, Monty, come here.

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Some pilgrim thinks
he found a home.

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Well, now don't you
think it was time we showed

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him the error of his ways?

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Ooha.

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Well, how does it look now
that we've bought it, son?

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Looks fine.

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Well, let's go to work.

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Looks like he's got a rifle.

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I don't think he'll
have it for long.

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Hey, Pa.

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Morning.

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Looks like you
folks plan to stay.

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Sure do.

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We bought the place.

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My name's McCain.

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This is my boy, Mark.

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I'm Sam Montgomery, Mr. McCain.

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Mine's Billy Lehi.

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Howdy, Mark

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Howdy.

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Surprised Old Man Dunlap
finally sold this place.

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Well, he passed away back East.

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Judge Hanovan settling
matters with the heirs.

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Seems they were anxious to sell.

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Do you have the deed yet?

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I'm getting next month, why?

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Well, we work for the Sands
Sable Cattle Corporation,

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that's old Jackford's outfit.

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Have you heard of him?

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As a matter of fact, I have.

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I thought your grass
was in Arizona territory?

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It is.

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Arizona, New Mexico, and a
good section on Nevada too.

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You see Mr. Jackford had
sort of a working arrangement

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with Old Man Dunlap.

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And when Mr. Jackford
has an arrangement,

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it don't change
until he says so.

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And I don't think
he's going to say so.

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See we've been using this place
for a winter grazing ground

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for our new Hereford stock.

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I think y'all just better pack
up and high tail it on back

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to North Fork of wherever
you came from and send Mr.

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Jackford a letter.

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Well, I appreciate
your interest boys.

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But I own this land
legal and proper.

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Talking legal or keeping legal?

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There's a difference.

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Possession is what we call
the law around here, Mr.

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McCain, all 10 points of it.

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Now why don't you just hop
in your wagon and move along.

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Until Mr. Jackford
decides different,

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I'm afraid you're trespassing.

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You don't seem to realize it,
boys, but I am in possession.

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No, Mr. McCain.

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We are in possession.

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And do I make myself clear?

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You're beginning to, Mr. Lehi.

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Where do I find Mr. Jackford?

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It looks like he and
I better have a talk.

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Well, right now he's
camped at Grisly Meadow.

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But I don't figure
as how he will

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take kindly to your visit, Sir.

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He don't usually give up
nothing unless he has to.

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And so far he ain't had to.

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He don't mind if
I give it a try.

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Stand easy, Mr. McCain.

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Looks like your daddy
learns the hard way, Mark.

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Let it be.

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Walk around it.

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Come on, boy. Come on.

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Snap it up.

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Now don't you go worrying
about your daddy.

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He be all right as soon
as he calms down a little.

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You can get up now, Mr. McCain.

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Sorry I had to bust you.

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Say, Mr. McCain, what do
you got this loop here for?

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Is it to make it easier to...

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Might, this thing goes
off all by its lonesome,

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I didn't pull the
trigger or nothing.

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Looks like that
weapon has your best

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interests at heart, Mr. McCain.

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This thing has a
little ol' fandango

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here that trips the trigger
when you slam the lever home.

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It's mighty cute, McCain.

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Cute, but not practical.

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See what I mean?

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Mr, I think it's time for
you to get in that wagon

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and pull out.

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You're going to keep the rifle?

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Yeah, I think we will.

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I like it.

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Are you leaving, Mr. McCain?

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Or do we have to drag you out?

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This is our home.

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We're staying.

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Billy, I figure there's a lamp
full of coal oil in that house.

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Yeah, I think sure there is.

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Now I want to tell you something

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about Mr. Jackford that will
save you considerable trouble.

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Mr. Jackford isn't
a bad man, he's

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just a little narrow
minded when it comes

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to giving up what he's got.

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Mr. Jackford figures
he's his brother's keeper.

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Sure keeps well.

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He'll buy the place
from you, I'm sure.

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Right, Bill? Right.

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And if you're
polite, Mr. McCain,

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you'll end up losing nothing
but a little of your time.

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All right.

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I understand.

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We're just a big outfit that
don't intend to get smaller.

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That's the way it is.

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So long, Mark.

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Hi ya, come on.

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Pa, it's just not fair.

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We ride halfway across
the country looking

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for the right place, and
when we finally got it,

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well, look what happened.

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Looks to me like the
Lord's dead set against us

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having our own place.

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Help me saddle up, boy.

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I want to tell you a story.

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Come on.

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A long time ago in our country
so far west, it's almost due

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east of here lived a big
stock man with a beard

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so long it reached down
to his belly button.

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His name was Job.

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Now Job had seven sons
and seven daughters

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and over 7,000 head of
fine cattle and sheep

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not to mention a considerable
amount of camels.

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Now Job was top
dog with the Lord

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because he was so hard
working and righteous.

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The Lord never lost the
chance to brag on him

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made a point of telling the
Devil about the old man.

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About how he hated evil, fought
temptation, and most important,

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how he never lost
his faith in God.

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Well, that Devil switched
his tail and laughed.

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And he allowed that Job was such
a good man because everything

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was going his way.

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Just give him some trouble, and
he'd switch sides in a hurry.

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Well, the Lord
thought this over.

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And then he said he'd give
the Devil a hog dollar

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against a penny
worth of brimstone

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that Job would keep
faith with his maker

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no matter what trials
were put upon 'im.

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Well, the Devil sent some
rustlers onto the old man's

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stock, and he
called up a big wind

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that knocked down his house
and killed all his children.

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The old man's beard
turned white with grief.

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But he held steadfast.

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So the Devil rared
back and saddled him

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all over with fester and boils.

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Now Job was as miserable
as a man could be.

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He got himself a
piece of broken jug,

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sat out in the corral
doctorin' his boils

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and shaken ashes over his
head and bewailing his fate.

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Wondering why the
Lord had forsaken him?

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Until finally three of
his friends came up.

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And they told Job that
wailing about the situation

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only made it worse.

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And it looked to them like he'd
sinned somewhere along the line

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and why didn't he repent.

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Job jumped right back at them.

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He said he'd repent when he
had something to repent about.

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He'd knew he'd been
good and righteous.

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And while he might
complain about his lot,

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he'd not lost faith
with the Lord.

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Oh, that my words
were now written

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and printed in a book graven
with chisel and granite rock

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forever.

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For I know that
my redeemer liveth

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and that he shall stand
beside me later on.

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That's how the old man put it.

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Well, Mark, the Devil
was plumb wore out.

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So he just tossed in his
chips and quit the game.

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And the Lord was so proud
of Job that he restored all

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the old man's children and his
house and his camels and sheep

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and he gave him over twice as
many cattle as he had before.

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And Job lived 140 years
happy as a bird dog.

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And finally died being
old and full of days.

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Makes our troubles look
kind of piddling, don't it?

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But I guess if we were
to come down with boils,

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we'd know where
to put the blame.

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Well, I don't think Jackford
can go quite that far, son.

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I guess we're going
to keep this ranch.

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Well, I guess
we're going to try.

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Now you take the
wagon back to town.

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Tell Judge Havan I'll be
there two, three days.

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I'd like to stay, Pa.

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I can bed down
over by the spring.

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Do you think you
can handle a team?

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Make camp?

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Might get lonesome.

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Well, Pa, I'm 10 years old.

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All right, but you keep
your eyes open after dark.

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Rattlesnakes like to
move when the sun's down

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and the ground is still warm.

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Pa, are you going against
Jackford without your rifle?

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I don't plan on it.

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So long, son.

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It's all right.

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It's OK.

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Despasio, Monty.

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Despasio.

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You're very quick tonight.

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Amigo.

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Bien.

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Expect a visitor?

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Got a nester off the
Dunlap place today.

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He didn't take it too well.

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Looked at me like it
was the first time

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he had a taste of dirt.

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What are you doing here, Pedro?

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Senor Jackford send me on ahead.

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He's coming down
from Grizzly Meadow.

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We pick up the herefords.

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Make the drive to
Amity and ship.

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Say, is Billy with the herd?

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Yep.

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You go sleep now.

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I'll eat then I'll
go and relieve him.

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Really

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Gracias, Amigo.

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I'm a little rung out anyway.

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Yeah, too much looking
over your shoulder, huh?

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Maybe.

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Oh, boy, that was very
funny, Billy, very funny.

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Easy, Monty.

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Come on.

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Peblo with the cattle?

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Yeah.

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Go on back to sleep.

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Take it easy.

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Come on.

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Mr. Billy Lehi.

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Llevantas, Amigo.

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Now I sleep and you work.

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Oh, come on.

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Hold it.

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Toss your gun away.

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Come on.

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Sit down.

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Sientas se.

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Say

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You found the
herd, Mr. Jackford.

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Yeah, I found them.

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Look at them.

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Scattered.

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Not a sign of a rider.

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Maybe the herd got away
from them, Mr. Jackford.

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Maybe.

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But if those boys went to
sleep and let my cattle drift,

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I'll nail their
hides to the wall.

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Let's go.

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Well, well.

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If this ain't something.

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That's far enough.

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Evening Mr. Jackford.

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All right, shed your
guns and step away.

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Old man, if you
weren't so slow, you'd

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be wearing a broken wrist.

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What do you want, Mr?

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My name's McCain, Mr. Jackford.

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Your two boys tried to push
me off my place this morning.

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I came up to tell
you it can't be done.

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Oh?

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You bought the Dunlap ranch.

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I bought it.

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And I plan on keeping it.

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How much do you want?

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You can't buy it
for money, marbles,

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or chalk, Mr. Jackford.

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You're going to keep your
stock, your men, and your dogs

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off my property till
I tell you different.

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And if I don't?

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I'll bury them there.

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You haven't got
the chances of a...

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Maybe I ought to rope
and drag you for a while.

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A mouthful of foxtails might
teach you some manners.

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It taught me.

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All right.

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All right.

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You had your say, now get on
your horse and get out of here.

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00:20:52,550 --> 00:20:54,460
We've got another
thing to settle.

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Your boys burnt down my house.

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You burned the place?

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Seemed like the thing to do.

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He's pretty stubborn,
Mr. Jackford.

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I never told you
to burn nothing.

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It wasn't much of
a house anyway, Sir.

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They had no call
to burn your house.

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I'll pay you for your loss.

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But I've got plans
for that ranch.

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And I aim to keep it.

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You're going to have trouble.

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I cut my teeth on your
kind of trouble, Son.

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Now get out of here.

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Not until you build
what you burnt down.

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You better shoot, boy if you've

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got guts enough because
it's going to be

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the last chance you ever get.

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Now go ahead and shoot.

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Mr. Jackford, I don't
need this rifle to do...

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Now I'm going to wrap this
fancy rifle around a tree.

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All right.

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All right.

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That's far enough, Mr.

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Well, tell him to shoot
if you've got guts enough.

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You better do it
Jackford, or I'll

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be waiting out in
the brush every time

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you step out the door.

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I'll kill your stock,
and I'll burn your barns.

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I'm going to pay you
back, Mr. Jackford.

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Now what's it going to be?

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All right.

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We'll build you a new house.

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All right, Clyde.

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Help the boys on their feet.

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You've got yourself a
ranch Mr. Whether you keep

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it or not is something else.

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You step out of line,
or you make one mistake,

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and you're finished, I'll
be watching and waiting.

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Waiting for a reason to
come after you with a gun

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and when I do I won't be alone.

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Remember that, Mr. McCain.

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Hi, Mark.

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Oh, hiya, Pa.

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Everything go all right?

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You have a good night's sleep?

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Fine.

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How'd you get along?

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00:24:28,410 --> 00:24:29,110
Fine.

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Well, where do you want
us to load, Mr. McCain?

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Right beside the burn.

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I want all the ashes and trash
cleared away before sundown.

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00:24:49,600 --> 00:24:50,540
Yes, Sir.

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00:24:50,570 --> 00:24:53,550
Hiya, Mark. Hiya, Billy.

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They're going to
help us rebuild, son.

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Good.

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Like some coffee?

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00:25:02,440 --> 00:25:03,500
Say I think maybe I would.

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Got a fresh pot going
for when you got back.

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Well, hop aboard.