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The Rifleman.

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Starring
Chuck Connors.

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I saw him, that
dirty little dead-head.

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Well, we'll let
him ride a piece,

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and then we'll give him
some real walking to do.

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Now!

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He-yeah!

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Arrgh!

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You dirty, lousy, stinking!

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That little dead-head
pulled a gun on me.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I won, I won.

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You sure did, son.

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You let me?

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No, I didn't.

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But you gave me a head start.

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Yeah, six lengths,
next time it'll be four,

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you're getting too good.

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You honest, and, truly
didn't just let me win, well,

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just to make me feel good.

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Honest, and truly, son.

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Whenever you beat me at anything
it'll be fair and square,

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if I just let you win you'd
get to thinking you're bigger

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than the size of your britches,
and I'll be doing you a hurt,

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you might get to trying
something you're not up to yet.

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No, it was fair
and square, Mark.

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Now wipe that grin
off your face.

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I'm sorry, Pa.

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Yeah, I'll bet
you are, come on.

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Here son, get the
rest of his things.

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All right,
push it down over your eyes,

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yeah, now to the side.

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That's the way, now you
look like a real fancy Dan

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from the Bowrey.

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I do?

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Sure, yeah kid, now strut,
strut like I showed you.

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Yeah.

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How do I look Pa?

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Silly.

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Um, tell me more
about New York, Don.

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Is it really as big as they
say it is in my school book?

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It's bigger, and
they got buildings

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there kid, like you never
seen, eight, 10 stories high,

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like mountains.

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Well, have you
ever been up in one.

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Have I ever?

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You see lots of
times, but what you really want

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to see, kid, is the Bowery.

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They got things
there, there-- there's

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always something happening,
there's people there,

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there's light,
there's Tony Pastors.

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What that?

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You never hear
of Tony Pastors?

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Uh-uh.

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It only happens to
be the biggest music

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hall in the whole world, only
happens to have the best show,

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and the girls they
got there, oh, boy.

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Huh.

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Go ahead, get my bag,
I'll show you something.

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Go ahead, go ahead.

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Here.

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Don't shoot.

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Ah, almost killed
a guy with this once,

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boy, it's tough down
there in the Bowery.

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Ah, see these, these
I took off a drunk,

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I snitched them off him in the
alley back at Tony Pastors.

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They always roll a seven,
go ahead try them, go ahead.

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They always do.

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Well, I told you.

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Here, look at this, you
ever see anything like this.

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Oh, yeah, Mr. Clawson
wears them in the saloon.

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Not like
these he don't, no, these

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are garters, girls garters.

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You want know something, I
took them off the girl myself.

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Mahoney.

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Oh, yeah, yeah Mr. McCain.

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If you like New York so
much, why'd you come west?

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Oh, well, you see there was
this bird I was working for,

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was selling papers for him.

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And he's a gink with
a beard named Greeley,

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and he was always yapping in
his paper go west young man,

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so I did.

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I'd still be going too
if that dirty louse

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didn't throw me off that coach.

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Well, the coach gets paid
for carrying passengers,

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you were stealing that ride.

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Well, yeah.

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But they didn't
have to do it that way

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Pa, they could of killed Don.

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If they wanted to get him off
they could of just told him to.

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Well, I guess you'll
still be going west then.

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Yeah, sure.

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What's the next burg to here.

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Burg?

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You
know, dump, town, place.

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Oh, North Fork, we'll be
going there in three days,

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come then if you
want, all right Pa?

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He can go today.

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But we got chores
that can't wait,

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well, there's hay to be cut
down in the north field,

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and you still got
some shoeing to do.

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Sure, Mr. McCain,
you don't have

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to make no special trip for me.

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We won't, Jackson and
Cramer's freight wagon

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will be by the north road soon,
you can get a lift with them.

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But there'll be wanting
money Pa, Don don't have any.

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We can spare a
couple of dollars Mark.

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Nah, you don't have to, I--

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I got a few bucks of my own.

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Anyway, it's going to
be good going again,

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you know a guys going
west, got to keep going,

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I'll get my stuff together.

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No hurry, they won't
be by for a little while.

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Breakfast in a
couple of minutes.

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Tell me some more
about New York, Don.

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Sure, kid.

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How come Cramer's not driving
the wagon today Jackson?

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Well, he had something
he wanted to do in town,

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so I had to take it.

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Well, goodbye Mr. McCain.

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Goodbye Mark.

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Bye, Don.

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Goodbye, Mahoney.

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Hey, thank you for picking
me up and everything.

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Would have done
the same for anyone.

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Yeah, sure.

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Come on kid, I'm
late, let's get going.

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Be seeing you McCain.

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Didn't like him, did you Pa?

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Oh, he's all right, I guess.

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He liked you.

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He said so.

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He didn't have to,
I just know he did.

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You going to check for stray
calves on the north side,

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remember.

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Sure, Pa, I remember.

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Heh.

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That Mr. McCain's
a good guy, ain't he?

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Um-hum.

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He sure got a big ranch, but
everything out here is big.

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Yeah.

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Oh, it's big.

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You know I-- I bet
you a guy could

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really go places out here.

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I mean, he can start
small, and grow

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big, I bet you there's even
opportunity for a guy like me,

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huh?

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Look kid, I don't
feel like talking,

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even less like listening,
so just pay me for the lift

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by keeping quiet, huh.

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Yes, sir.

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Nellie, up there.

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Oh, let me carry
that in for you.

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Hello, Cramer.

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Been waiting for you Jackson.

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Oh I'm only an
hour off, Nellie

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lost a shoe outside of Baesore.

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That's what I'm
talking about, you're

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$2,000 short in your accounts,
and $1,000 short in cash.

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I know, I--

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I've been meaning to--

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well, I wanted to
tell you about that.

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I've been doing some
checking on you Jackson,

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there seems to be some
unanswered queries

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about why you left Yuma.

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Well, dog gone it, you going
to give me a chance to explain,

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or are you--

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you just coming to
your own conclusions.

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You'll have all
the time you want

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to explain, to the Marshal.

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The Marshal?

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Well, listen to me first, I
mean, well, we've been partners

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for over two years and.

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And these books show
that you've been a thief,

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and an embezzler for
two years, there's

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nothing you can tell me.

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Oh, hold on.

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I'll pay it back, every
cent, I promise you.

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Get out of my way.

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No don't do it, don't go.

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Don't go to the Marshal, don't!

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Cramer, don't.

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You, you killed my partner.

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Giddy-up!

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Come on, go!

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Don.

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Mark.

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What's the matter,
what happened?

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I saw a man killed, Jackson
killed him, and he's after me.

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Mark, he's trying to
kill me, he's after me,

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please help me Mark,
I can't run anymore.

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Here.

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I can't run anymore,
I'm all right.

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Hello, Micah.

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Did
you see anything?

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That kid
you dumped on me,

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has he been past here McCain?

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I'm still the Marshal Jackson.

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I'm sorry Micah, but it was my
partner that was killed, killed

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right in front of my own eyes.

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Killed?

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It's cold blooded
murder that boy done,

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He's a mean one.

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Mahoney?

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He hitched a ride
on the stagecoach,

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and when I dumped
him off he pulled

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a gun big enough
to blow my head off

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with, if he could of used it.

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I heard about that.

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All we want to know
is did you see him?

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He stole our buck board
and headed out this way.

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Yeah, wait till we
get our hands on him.

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If he doesn't force our
hand we take him in alive,

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those are my orders.

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He'll force our
hand, all right.

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And I'm still offering
$200 to the man

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that puts the slug in him.

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That's kind of bloodthirsty,
isn't it Jackson?

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Cramer was more than
just a partner to me,

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we were like brothers,
and I'm not one to waste

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time or words on his murderer.

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I raise that ante to $300.

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He's just a kid.

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Over in Santa Fe county there
was a kid named Bill Bonney,

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he killed his first man
when he was 16, and 12 more

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before Pat Garrett
gunned him down.

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Do you want another Billy
the Kid around here?

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Or are you going to ride out
with us, and help us get rid

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of him.

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All right, Micah,
I'll join you.

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Well, that $300 looks
pretty good to you, huh Luke?

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Jackson, I'm riding with
you to bring the boy in alive.

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Sit down.

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Take your shoes off.

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What?

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Take your boots off.

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Come on.

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Just ain't no
trail away from here.

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He left a broad one this far.

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He's a pretty smart boy,
probably stopped being scared,

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and started thinking.

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If we don't pick
up some trail soon,

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it'll be too dark
to pick up anything.

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Well, let's scatter
and see what we can find,

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Micah, do you want
to go with me?

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All right, the rest
of you spread out,

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you find anything get a yell.

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Yeah, I saw that before Micah.

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You figure he backtracked.

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It looks it.

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Pretty smart trick
for an eastern kid.

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Come on, we'll leave
the horses here.

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Yeah, good idea.

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Put on your shoes.

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Up this way Lucas.

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Well, wait a minute
Micah, that's a false trail,

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it's too broad.

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Here.

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This is the way he went.

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Kid's real trail wise.

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A lot more then
I thought, come on.

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Walk like I do,
always your heel first.

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Two sets of tracks Lucas.

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Two?

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One of them is a little
small for a boy of 16.

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Yeah, just about the same
size Mark's footprints are.

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Mark?

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It might be.

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Yeah, no wonder the
kid's trail wise if he's

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forcing Mark to help him.

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Yeah, that could explain it.

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He's in danger Lucas,
you know what Jackson said.

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I know what
Jackson said Micah.

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Well, let's get after him.

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Well, I think
he went this way.

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But the trail leads
out onto the ledge,

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the grass is bent
toward the rock.

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That's an old Indian
trick Micah, Mark knows it,

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you walk backwards putting
your heel down first.

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And if you're wrong.

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Well, there's two of
us, you take the ledge,

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I'll follow this trail.

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All right, Lucas.

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Mark.

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Pa.

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Where is he?

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He, I don't know.

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You know who I
mean, where is he?

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You looking for him Pa?

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A whole posse's looking for
him, he killed Mr. Cramer.

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He didn't, well, he told me
all about it Pa, he didn't.

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And you believe him?

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Yeah, Mr. Jackson
did it, he saw him Pa.

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Jackson.

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That's what Don said,
and he wouldn't lie to me.

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Well, then he shouldn't
of run away son,

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any time a man runs it looks
like he's scared of something.

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But he was Pa,
scared of Mr. Jackson,

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Mr. Jackson came after him.

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Well, it's true, Pa, I know,
you got to believe him.

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Well, then let him tell
me himself, where is he?

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What are you
going to do to him?

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Bring him in, if
he's innocent Micah

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will see he gets a fair trial.

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I'm not going to tell you Pa.

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Mark.

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Well, you said to
yourself once Pa,

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there's nothing
better than a friend,

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once you're a man's
friend stick by him,

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no matter what stick by him.

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Well, Don's my friend just like
that Pa, so I can't tell you.

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All right, son.

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Now you tell me for his
sake, for your friends sake.

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For his sake?

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You did a good job of covering
your trail son, I'm proud,

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you learned what
I taught you well.

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But remember Mark, I taught
you, and I can find the trail

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to him, you know that.

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Now there's others looking
for him, and if they get there

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first there's liable
to be no trial.

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So for his sake, for Donnel's
sake, you tell me where he is.

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All right, Pa.

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He's in that cave at the end
of Rivers Canyon, the one

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that we always use for a
camp when we go hunting.

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Come on.

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Pa, did I do right?

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00:21:39,400 --> 00:21:42,480
You did right son.

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Don't fire that
gun again Jackson.

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Well, he's in there, the
little killers in there,

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I found him.

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He didn't kill him, you did.

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Oh, you don't believe
that story, do you McCain?

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00:22:21,520 --> 00:22:23,410
I mean, well, your
kids all right,

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but you're not
fool enough to take

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that tramps word against mine.

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What story?

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The only story I
have heard is yours.

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00:22:29,410 --> 00:22:32,400
Well, I mean, well,
he must have told

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your kid that he's innocent.

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00:22:33,530 --> 00:22:35,480
Well, what about it, it will
all come out at the trial,

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the gun he used, the money
he stole, you'll have that.

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Mahoney did tell the truth.

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Don.

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All right.

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00:22:55,560 --> 00:23:00,410
It's all right
Pa, he's all right.

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Thanks, Mr. McCain.

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00:23:03,420 --> 00:23:04,620
Better thank Mark.

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But what you really want
to see, Mark, is the lights.

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There ain't never no
night in the Bowery,

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there's always something doing,
there's always some excitement.

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00:23:23,570 --> 00:23:27,590
You notice that gink, that
gink Greeley who said go west,

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he stayed in New York.

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On the Bowery.

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00:23:31,420 --> 00:23:33,470
There ain't nothing
wrong with the Bowrey,

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00:23:33,500 --> 00:23:34,580
I'll be glad when
I get back there.

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You will, Don?

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00:23:36,490 --> 00:23:38,570
I guess
you're right Donnel, here

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there's nothing but space
and air, no big buildings,

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no Tony Pastors
to go to at night,

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just a campfire to sit
around and spin tall tales.

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00:23:48,520 --> 00:23:50,520
In New York you don't have
to hunt and fish for dinner,

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you just go out and buy
anything you want at a store.

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00:23:53,600 --> 00:23:55,630
Yeah, I guess you'd be
a fool not to go back.

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You bet I would.

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Well, then I guess
I'll tell old Jackford

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you don't want to
go to work for him.

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00:24:01,620 --> 00:24:02,570
Huh.

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00:24:02,600 --> 00:24:04,490
What do you mean Pa?

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00:24:04,520 --> 00:24:06,600
Well, I thought if Donnel
was going to stay around here

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he'd need a job, so I
asked Mr. Jackford if he

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could use a good strong boy.

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You did
that for me Mr. McCain?

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00:24:15,550 --> 00:24:17,580
Well, it's the least I could
do for a good friend of Mark's.

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Thanks, Pa.

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00:24:19,610 --> 00:24:21,420
Why don't you stay now.

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00:24:21,450 --> 00:24:23,450
Uh-uh, don't go
trying to force him, he

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wants to go back to the Bowrey.

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00:24:24,560 --> 00:24:28,600
Ah, Mr. McCain,
would you please

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tell Mr. Jackford, that
gink, tell him that I'll

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be happy to work for him.

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00:24:36,420 --> 00:24:39,520
Well, if you want to
know the truth about it,

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the Bowery stinks.