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Get up there.

Grandpa, grandpa, look what I done found me.

Whoa, Nelly.

Well now, ain't that the beatenest?

Doggone.

I'll bet that belonged

to miss Belle Starr herself.

It looks just like her too.

Who's this miss Belle?

Miss Belle was a mighty fine white lady

that lived in this big house a long time ago

when I was no bigger than what you is, scarcely.

Where her at now?

- She's gone. - Dead?

That's what most folks say don't know no better.

But miss Belle, she ain't never going to die

'cause around here in old Missouri

miss Belle is what the white folks call a "leggend."

A leggend? What's that, grandpa?

That's just the prettiest part of the truth, honey,

the real bestest part.

Get up, Nelly.

Whoa.

What do y'all want?

I want to see miss Belle.

She asked me to come and see her.

Tell her I said I'm here.

Miss Belle can't see nobody. She's laying down.

Don't give me any of your black lip.

Go on, do what I said.

I ain't gonna wake up that girl for nobody.

She's all wore out as it is trying to run

this whole place by herself with no menfolks to help...

It's all right, mammy Lou. I asked Mr. Tench to come over.

Don't pay no attention to that trash.

Just go on just like you ain't never seen him.

Here he is, miss Belle, sound as a dollar.

Bet you can't find a scratch or a pimple on him.

How much?

Well now, I figure,

seeing how scarce good horses is around here,

about $500.

$500?

For a horse that's stringhalty,

got bowed tendons?

No, ma'am. He's sound as a dollar.

Besides, I happen to know you stole this horse.

Who, me?

He used to belong to my brother Ed.

But we sold him to Amos Sistrom.

No, ma'am, you're thinking of the wrong animal.

Then Sistrom sold him to John Miller.

And you stole him from Miller.

I'll take my oath on a stack of bibles this high...

But I'm not gonna turn you over to the sheriff this time

because Miller's nothing but a Yankee anyhow.

Give me a hand.

Miss Belle, I never stole a horse in my life.

Honest, I ain't. I've done a heap of things,

but this ain't one of them.

I raised this horse ever since he's been a little bitty Colt.

All right.

Give him his $500, mammy Lou,

in confederate money.

Confederate?

Wait a minute, miss Belle. I don't want no confederate money.

Miss Belle.

Wait a minute, miss Belle.

I don't want no confederate money.

I got a whole truckload of that stuff.

You know it ain't worth two cents on the dollar.

Belle!

Belle!

Ed!

Belle.

Ed.

Ed, Ed.

Oh, Belle, it's so good to be with you again.

You're home at last.

Ed, you shouldn't be here like this.

Somebody might see you.

That's all right. Let them see me.

But the country's full of Yankees.

If they catch you in this uniform...

We don't have to worry about Yankees now.

The war's over.

Over?

- We're licked. - No.

- Lee surrendered. - But he couldn't.

Joe Johnston’s surrendered too, even old Bedford Forrest.

All right.

Supposing they have.

They're not the whole South.

Missouri hasn't surrendered.

- Not yet, but it will. - It won't.

It'll have to, or be destroyed.

It won't, I tell you. There are still men in this state.

- Guerrillas? - I don't care what you call them.

Didn't they hang those Yankee murderers that killed father?

The men that killed father weren't Yankees.

They were renegades hiding behind their uniforms.

They were for the North, weren't they?

Oh, sis,

I know what a shock it is to you.

After all you've been through

staying here by yourself,

keeping the place going,

counting on us to win.

I feel just as badly as you do

that it had to end like this

on a country road.

But what can we do?

What can any of us do?

It hasn't ended for me.

And Missouri needs reconstruction

just like any other rebel state.

And we are gonna give it to them.

We're gonna run every one of these confederate traitors

clear out of this country.

And we're gonna take their lands away from them

and give every one of you a nice, big farm

and a mule.

And we're gonna let you walk on the sidewalk.

And on the front porch you're gonna sit.

And anyone... any white man

says anything to you, nothing...

Tom.

Ed Shirley.

Well, don't you shake hands with a Johnny reb?

If you don't mind a yank's glove.

Belle, you remember that funny-looking classmate of mine

who used to eat 18 of mammy Lou's hotcakes for breakfast?

- Belle. - How do you do, major?

This is wonderful seeing you again, Belle.

- It's been... - Five years.

Yes, five years this August.

Well, it was quite a surprise when I found out you were here.

The last I heard your outfit was dodging bullets with that fellow

down in Atlanta, you know, the one who stole all those spoons.

General Sherman sent me here on special duty.

Seems some of your people don't admit the war's over.

And never will.

I must warn you, Tom. Belle is one of those southerners

who's neither resigned nor repented.

Well, why should she be?

After all, we both fought for what we thought was right.

Nothing about that to be ashamed of.

My only quarrel today is with fellows like this

who are in it for only what they can get out of it.

Only last night he raided one of our supply trains,

seized our horses and colors and sent me word

that he intended to keep up the war until doomsday.

I'm afraid you're making him sound

like a very courageous man.

Perhaps he is,

but Missouri is no place for such so-called courage today,

as he will soon find out if I ever lay hands on him.

And what will you do when this great day comes?

I'll hang him from the highest tree

and his friends with him.

Wouldn't that require a great deal of rope?

Fortunately, we have an ample supply.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'd better be on my way.

How about coming to dinner with us, Tom? Mammy Lou's still on hand.

I'd be delighted, Ed, anytime.

- Saturday night? - Can't think of a better time.

- Good. - Well, goodbye.

It's been a great pleasure seeing you again, Belle.

- Goodbye, Ed. - Goodbye, Tom.

Let's see...

It's the next one, isn't it?

Strange... I have a vague feeling we've been here before.

They were playing "good night, ladies."

It was the last dance.

And you were leaving the next morning.

That was so long ago.

I had no idea you even remembered.

Yet nothing seems to have changed, does it?

Nothing that really matters, I mean.

I know how you felt about the Confederacy, Belle,

what the South meant to you.

They meant a lot to me too,

for that very reason,

even though I had on this uniform.

But look, Belle,

in the moonlight it's almost Grey.

So it is.

Almost.

What's wrong, dear?

I just remembered something else

I can't help but associate with this tree.

Yes?

Father.

Father was tied to it before...

before...

you'll have to excuse me, major.

I'm sorry. Jake, see who it is.

I'll go, miss Belle.

Major, I believe I heard you admiring this room.

I'm in love with the whole house, colonel.

No one who hasn't actually seen some of these old places

can have any idea how priceless and beautiful they really are.

That's why it seems such a pity

so many of them had to be burned.

Or don't you agree with me, major?

Why, I agree that it's a pity anything beautiful has to be destroyed.

Sometimes one has no choice.

Well, at least it's fortunate for us

that you admire old houses.

In some of our states I understand it's practically impossible

to find any left to admire.

I hope it will never be necessary

to say the same thing about Missouri.

By the way, did I ever tell you the story about the old darky who...?

- Who is it? - I don't know, ma'am.

It's somebody says they's got to see you.

- Did you tell them we were at dinner? - Yes, sir, but...

It's all right. Will you excuse me, please?

You wish to see me?

Well, I'll be doggone. He wasn't lying.

You are pretty as a picture.

I beg your pardon?

The hair, the figure, the face,

I'm very sorry, but I have guests.

Yes, I know. I saw major Crail's orderly outside.

So if you'll kindly tell me what you want...

I want to know why you're entertaining major Crail,

a fire-eating southerner like you...

I'm not entertaining him. My brother asked him here.

Especially after your defense of me

right to his face the other day.

I defended you?

With considerable vehemence, I'm told.

But how could I?

I don't even know who you are.

Well, permit me. My name's Starr, Sam Starr.

Sam Starr?

You'd better get out of here, white man, and quick.

Please go. Somebody might see you.

But I've just ridden 40 miles to see you.

Surely you ain't going to send me away

the moment I get here. And besides, I wouldn't think of going

without paying my respects to major Crail.

You wouldn't dare.

I hear he's very anxious to meet me.

You'd better get out of here and quit aggravating miss Belle.

But I don't understand.

Why should you do such a fool thing as this?

I like doing fool things, don't you?

Don't pay him no attention, miss Belle.

He's crazy as a bedbug.

Well?

Mammy Lou, set another place

for captain Starr.

Miss Belle. Mm mm mm!

Thank you.

I knew any woman who thought it would take a lot of rope to hang my friends

wouldn't deny an old soldier a bite to eat.

I wish to present an unexpected

but nonetheless welcome guest.

- Mrs. Dunwoody. - Mrs. Dunwoody.

- Mr. Dunwoody. - Mr. Dunwoody.

- Mrs. Dubois. - Mrs. Dubois.

Mr. Dubois.

- Colonel Thornton. - Colonel.

My brother captain Shirley.

Captain.

Major Crail of the United States army.

Captain Sam Starr.

Won't you sit here, captain,

beside me?

I hope I shall always be beside you, ma'am.

Why, captain, what a pretty speech.

Major, perhaps captain Starr can tell us

something about those awful men you mentioned the other day...

guerrillas I believe you called them.

I shall be glad to have any information that he possesses.

You were referring to...

Certain unscrupulous men

who, while pretending to keep up the war,

are bringing destruction

not only upon themselves but upon the whole state.

I'm afraid I don't know any such men, major.

But I'm sure that if they do exist,

you'll see to it they meet the end they deserve.

I think I can promise you that.

I do hope you're hungry, captain.

No one else seems to be eating a thing.

Hungry, ma'am? I'm starved.

Well, as I was saying,

this old darky that I was telling you about

lived on a plantation.

And one morning...

I'm sure we can persuade Mrs. Thornton to play for us.

Then we can dance. It'll be like old times.

I'm afraid you'll have to excuse me, miss Shirley.

You don't mean you're going to have to leave

so early?

Unfortunately I must.

My hat, please,

and also captain Starr’s hat.

Captain Starr’s going with me.

But I wouldn't think of letting you both go.

Besides, captain Starr’s promised to tell us

about the battle of Jonestown.

Haven't you, captain?

I should like to very much, ma'am,

but it appears I have no choice in the matter.

You don't mean you're really going with him?

What else can I do?

So that's why you came here in the first place...

to give yourself up.

Well, that's fine.

I'm delighted.

Good night, Tom.

I'm so glad we could be of service to you.

And I hope you'll come again soon.

Captain Shirley, colonel, ladies.

Major.

After you, captain.

Good night.

Your gun, please, captain.

Oh, of course.

Do you have a horse?

Your orderly was kind enough to take care of him.

Orderly, the horses.

I thought you told me that uniform would fit you to a "t".

Well, them Yankees are fatter underneath than they look.

See that major Crail is comfortable

till I get back.

Major, what might your religion be?

Methodist.

A northern Methodist or a Southern?

- Northern. - I was afraid of that.

I'm a "sons and daughters of the heavenly hope" myself.

Just keep your eyes to the front, brother.

I would like for you to come to one of our meetings sometime.

We got a preacher can sure make you smell brimstone.

Captain Starr.

Major Crail sends his compliments, ma'am,

and says he's sorry he can't rejoin us.

What happened? Where is he?

He had to attend to some urgent business, I believe.

Am I forgiven?

By the sound of that music

doesn't look like Sam is gonna be

too much in a hurry to come back.

Chaw?

No, thanks.

Shh.

By gum, look yonder.

They got that Yankee major as sure as you're shooting.

Son, you stay here.

Don't let them out of your sight till I get back.

What about our horse you was fixing on stealing back, pa?

Never mind about that.

Do as I tell you.

Besides, ain't I told you stealing what's yours ain't stealing?

Shh.

Good night, captain Starr.

It's been a wonderful evening.

I don't know why it ever had to end.

I hate to go, ma'am, but in my business,

the morning air sometimes is not very healthy.

You mean you're afraid Tom Crail might come back again.

You never can tell

after the way he looked at you all through supper.

I didn't notice anyone looking at me

one way or another.

I was looking at you. So was your brother.

In fact,

quite a few people were looking at you

one way or another.

40 miles is an awful long ride, captain.

And I wouldn't want you to be out in the morning air on my account.

So good night.

Good night.

Was it worth a 40-mile ride?

It was worth a 400-mile ride.

Will you come again?

If you think I'll be welcome.

There's always a place at our table for one more.

Thank you, miss Shirley,

and good night.

Good night, captain.

If you should happen to run into major Crail,

tell him I think he's awful mean

running away like that

on business.

Well, major, the way Sam's laughing,

looks like some of your folks are going to get raided

Before breakfast.

Sorry to have kept you waiting, major.

A nice-looking horse you got here, major.

Look out, Sam. Here they come.

Ain't no sense in you wearing yourself into a frazzle, miss Belle.

You know them Yankees ain't caught captain Starr.

But surely Ed's heard something by now.

He's been gone at least two hours.

Come here.

Come and sit on mammy's lap like you used to.

Oh, my baby.

Mammy Lou,

why do things like this always happen to me?

'Cause you're so full of the devil,

miss Belle, that's why.

You down there, what do you mean

chunking rocks at a lady's window when they's asleep?

Well, I'm one of captain Starr’s men.

He's been shot.

Shot? Where is he?

You'd better stay out of here, baby.

I'll do whatever's got to be done.

Oh, fiddlesticks. I know he's got hips.

You ain't supposed to. Give me that water.

I won't. It's every woman's duty to take care of the wounded.

Duty ain't got nothing to do with it

when folks are shot where captain Starr is.

Oh.

There.

What the devil do you think you're going to do?

See how badly you're hurt.

Let me out of here. There's nothing wrong.

But you can't go around bleeding to death.

Then get Blue Duck a wad of cotton and let us alone.

Grab his hands.

You knew better than bringing me here, you fool.

Don't pay attention to him. Mammy, you hold his leg.

Get away from me.

Ain't no use, ma'am. He's plumb set against it.

Acts just like a preacher we had one time.

He got filled full of buckshot the same way.

Took four of us deacons to hold him.

He come out of it all right,

next Sunday preached us one of the finest sermons

you'd ever want to listen to... on the end of man.

Belle.

Come in.

Captain Starr’s been shot.

And he won't let us do a thing for him.

But, Belle, he can't stay here in your room.

That's what I've been trying to tell her.

But he's hurt. And they'd never even think of looking for him here.

Get that Ethiopian elephant off me.

Let me up.

Everybody be quiet. I'll see if I can get rid of them.

Tom, what are these men doing here?

Mammy Lou, have you been killing chickens today?

No, sir, I ain't killed no chickens in about two months now.

No pigs? Nothing?

November is hog-killing time, not may.

Then how do you account for these blood stains on your lawn?

- Blood stains? - On our lawn?

Are you hiding someone in this house?

Of course not.

Well, in that case,

there can be no objection if we see for ourselves.

Sergeant, search the house.

Now wait a minute, Tom. There's no necessity for that.

We've already told you there was no one here.

I hope for everybody's sake you're right, Ed.

Get out of this house, all of you!

Belle!

Don't think that I can't use this, or that I won't.

It's all right, Belle. Let him look.

Better put up that gun, Belle.

You're only getting yourself into deeper trouble.

Miss Belle, baby...

I warn you not to come another step.

You don't know this girl, major.

She really meant it when she said she'd shoot.

It was awfully foolish of you to go to all this trouble.

And major Crail might think

you had something to do with my being here.

You fool, do you want to be hanged?

Well, a lot of folks think I was born to be.

Major, this is getting to be quite a habit.

Take him out.

I hope he's got an extra saddle blanket, sergeant.

You yanks don't care where you shoot a man.

I'm sorry, Ed, but I'll have to place you under arrest too.

No, wait a minute.

Ed didn't have anything to do with this.

It's all right, Belle.

He wasn't even here when captain Starr came back.

He didn't want to let him stay. I made him.

Sorry, Belle, I have no choice.

Ed is the head of this household

and he's responsible for what goes on in it.

But captain Starr was wounded.

You wouldn't refuse to help even a dog under those circumstances.

Dressing a wound and hiding a fugitive

are two different things. As a soldier, Ed knew that.

That's right, honey.

Take him out.

You, his friend,

pretending to be so glad to see us again.

I knew it was a lie.

I knew we should never have let you set foot in here.

My personal feelings have nothing to do with this, Belle.

I have orders from the war department

to arrest every person giving aid to...

then why don't you arrest me?

And to burn every house in which he's known

to have been hiding.

Tom, you don't mean that.

My men will help you remove anything

you wish to save, Belle.

I'd give anything in the world

to be out of this, but it's my job.

If I don't do it, somebody else will.

I'll give you all the time you want.

All right.

Go ahead.

Burn it!

Burn everything in it.

But you'll burn me with it!

You have your orders.

Miss Belle, miss Belle, baby.

Oh, miss Belle, come on, you've got to get out.

No. No.

Stop it. Stop it.

Belle, Belle, please go out of the house.

- Belle baby. - Let me go.

I'd rather burn, burn!

I won't. I won't.

Honey, honey, won't you do it for mammy Lou?

I don't care!

Please, darling.

I want to burn!

Let me go! I want to burn!

Where are captain Starr’s men?

Up in the hills.

Do you know how to get in touch with them?

Yes'm, I reckon so.

- Let's go. - Miss Belle.

You and Jake go over to colonel Thornton's.

Tell him I said you were to stay there until you hear from me.

Who was that?

You don't have to worry, ma'am.

That's just one of the boys' way of saying howdy.

You sure they'll recognize you in that uniform?

Great garden in the sunrise... I clean forgot.

If that's you, Blue Duck, show yourself.

If it ain't, start a-running.

That's my wife, a great woman.

It's me, Sarah. It's Blue Duck.

Come on, young'un. It's me, Sarah.

They got Sam.

- Shot him? - Somewhat.

They arrested him and my brother too.

They oughtn't to have done that.

Folks just naturally ain't going to like it.

When can you get the men together?

I've got to talk to them.

Who is she?

A friend of Sam's and mine. Name's Belle Shirley.

Well, ma'am, I reckon

if I was to light that brush pile there on the hill

and keep it burning,

they might be here no later than 7:00.

Well, then light it. Please.

You'd better get that suit off, pa.

Somebody might mistake you for a skunk.

♪ bringing in the sheaves ♪

♪ bringing in the sheaves

♪ we shall come rejoicing ♪

♪ bringing in the sheaves ♪

♪ sowing in the morning

♪ sowing seeds of kindness ♪

♪ sowing in the noontide

♪ and the dewy Eve.

Miss Belle Shirley to see you, sir.

Belle Shirley? Show her in.

I came here to see my brother.

I was told I'd have to have your permission.

- Is that true? - Belle, I...

well, may I see my brother or not?

I'll be glad to take you to him.

I want you to know that I'm doing

everything I can to clear your brother

of the charges against him, Belle.

And captain Starr?

There's nothing anyone can do for captain Starr.

You should know that as well as I do, Belle.

- Belle. - Ed.

Unlock the door.

How are you, captain?

Just fine and dandy, miss Belle.

The government can't seem to do enough for us.

Just look at this supper.

I bet general Grant never ate better than that.

Can we be by ourselves for a few minutes,

or is that against orders too?

It's all right, Belle. You can sit right here.

It's mighty nice of you, major.

Sending your band over to cheer me up

in my last moments, so to speak.

A fellow can't help appreciating a thing like that,

especially when he's about to come to the end of his rope.

♪ in the sheaves

♪ bringing in the sheaves

♪ bringing in the sheaves... ♪

lock it.

Come and get your supper, captain.

It's getting cold.

- What are you...? - Shh.

- Start reaching. - I'm reaching.

- Blue Duck, hurry up. - What are you up to now?

You didn't think I was gonna sit by and let them get away with it, did you?

- Hurry up. Hurry up. - Belle, you can't do this.

It's insane.

You watch me. Hurry up.

Stop it. Stop it. What are you trying to do?

We aim to say a few words to the lord

for Sam Starr, brother, before you hang him.

Get that thing out of my ear.

You can't go in there now. He's busy.

Not too busy to repent, brother.

We always hold all-night meetings before a hanging, brother,

just in case the lamb wants to return to the fold.

Get up. Get up.

Get going, Blue Duck.

Come on, get up. Come on.

Come on.

♪ bringing in the sheaves

♪ bringing in the sheaves ♪

♪ bringing in the sheaves

♪ we shall come rejoicing ♪

♪ bringing in

♪ the sheaves.

♪ bringing in the sheaves... ♪

Well, when am I to be sworn in?

- Into what? - Your army.

Sorry, I haven't a petticoat brigade.

Well, then form one.

Haven't I enough troubles?

But surely you owe me that much

after I saved your life.

What could you do? You've probably never fired a shot in your life.

You could teach me.

Come here, closer.

So that you can put your arms around me?

Well, if you want to learn, the first thing you gotta know

is how to make a smooth, quick draw. In this neck of the woods

a man's age is measured by the number of split seconds

he can take off his draw like this.

See how I filed off that front sight?

That's so it won't catch in my holster.

And don't stop to aim. You haven't time for that.

Shoot by sense of direction. Think you can remember that much?

I'll try.

See those leaves over there?

Let's see how close you can come to one of them.

You mean, you want me to try and put a hole through it?

Like this?

Or shall I just cut it off...

...like this?

Well, I guess you'll catch on.

Shall I raise my right hand and kneel?

Now wait a minute, Sam Starr.

There's nothing in the regulations about this.

I mean it, Belle. I've meant it from the first minute I saw you.

I bet you told that to every girl between here and St. Louis.

Saying it and meaning it are two different things.

When I want to be kissed, I'll let you know.

In the meantime, keep your filthy hands off me.

Hello. Where are you off to?

- Home. - Home?

Where else should we be going?

But, Ed, we can't go down there now.

They'll only throw you back in jail again, and me too.

That's no worse than hiding out here in the hills like gophers.

But we don't have to hide out.

We can work with captain Starr,

go where he goes.

Is this your idea?

I haven't opened my mouth.

Do you realize you're suggesting

that you become a common bandit?

Captain Starr is not a bandit.

He's a soldier.

No matter what you say or what he says,

he's an outlaw with a price on his head.

I've thought this all out.

It's no use trying to excuse him or to excuse ourselves.

We've acted like idiots.

That's not true. Sam's fighting for the South

and everything it stands for. Aren't you?

Of course.

You see?

Haven't you caused enough trouble already?

Why don't you tell her the truth...

that you love this sort of thing,

that fighting's in your blood, it's what you live for.

If it wasn't for the South,

it would be for something else, anything else.

Don't you really mean that I'm not the kind of man

you want your sister to have anything to do with,

that I'm not a gentleman,

like major Crail, for instance?

You can correct me if I'm wrong, captain.

Or say that he's everything that you believe him to be...

you've still got to remember that you're a woman, Belle.

You're my sister.

There isn't anything I wouldn't do for you

except stand by and see you throw your life away.

Now please come home with me before it's too late.

I can't, Ed.

I'll never go back,

not as long as there's a Yankee in this state.

It's not just 'cause they killed father,

burned our home, threw you in jail.

It's bigger than that.

It's what they're doing to people like us all over the South,

what they'll do to Missouri too if we don't stop them.

You won't stop them this way. You'll only make things worse.

Would you rather crawl to them?

If necessary, yes.

You're my brother, Ed.

I love you.

I love you more than anything.

But if you ever do,

I hope I never see you again.

Now go on, go on home.

And when you see Tom Crail,

you can tell him there's one Shirley

that isn't afraid of him or the whole North.

It looks as if you've got me in your army, captain,

whether you want me or not.

What kind of a man do you think I am?

What do you mean?

How long do you think I can keep my mind on what I'm doing?

I still don't know what you're talking about.

You told me when you wanted me to kiss you you'd tell me so.

Well, I'll tell you when I'm ready.

All right,

but I can't go on sitting around

doing nothing, just waiting

forever.

Well, they lit out,

took to the brush as sure as gospel.

I reckon that'll teach them blue bellies

to keep out of these here hills on weekdays and Sundays.

Come on, let's get out of here.

I reckon I'm ready now, captain.

I therefore pronounce you

husband and wife.

Friends.

Friends, we've had a heap of fun together,

but that's nothing to what it's gonna be like from now on.

We've got Crail and his blue bellies on the run

and I mean to keep them that way.

That's a-saying it, Sam!

Every day we're getting stronger,

folks coming in from all over.

They know me and they know I mean business.

Three months ago they figured

all they had to do was stick up a sign

warning folks not to have anything to do with me,

and I was licked.

Look at them today,

willing to pay $10,000

to get their hands on me. And that's just the beginning.

Before I'm through, I'm gonna run things in this state.

You're doing it, Sam!

And here's the one you can thank for it.

If it hadn't been for her,

wouldn't any of us be here.

But the thing is, we are here.

And all I got to say is I sure am glad I ain't a Yankee.

♪ look away, look away

♪ look away, Dixie Land...

♪ look away, look away

♪ look away, Dixie Land

♪ I wish I was in Dixie, hooray hooray... ♪

did anyone tell you you're the best-dressed woman here?

And why shouldn't I be,

as the wife of the biggest spender in all Missouri?

Well, with uncle Sam such a liberal backer...

Sam.

Yes?

When you were talking,

you sounded different.

How?

I don't know.

You still feel the same as I do

about what we're doing, don't you?

I feel as you do about everything.

I always will.

Oh, Sam,

I do love you.

♪ We shall come rejoicing

♪ bringing in the sheaves

♪ sowing seeds of kindness... ♪

♪ we shall come rejoicing

♪ bringing in the sheaves.

You ride right on up there to the sergeant, boys.

Take them things off your eyes now.

- Howdy, Blue Duck. - Howdy, Sarah.

- What you got there? - A couple fellows want to see Sam.

Did you teach them how to pray yet?

No, but I've got them edging that way.

Get down now. Here's captain Sam Starr.

What's your names?

Cole. I'm John. That's my brother Jim.

Cole? You the Cole brothers from Texas?

You know, I'm running things here.

That's why we come.

Folks have been talking about you all over.

What are they saying?

They say that you got the state of Missouri right where you want it.

What do you think of that, Belle?

Were you ever in the confederate army?

- Yes, ma'am. - For four years.

We was with Quantrill for a spell, till they got him.

They ain't no command that we've ever been with that done surrendered yet.

You hungry?

We could do with a mite.

Just a little sidemeat or something.

See that these boys get fed and bring them back.

I want to talk to them.

A mighty nice layout you got here, captain.

It's improving.

Belle, what's wrong?

Cole brothers... I can't say as I like their looks.

An army doesn't fight on its looks.

You sound as if you'd heard of them before. Where?

Oh, roundabout. They got quite a name.

For what?

Fighting.

I don't know, but they don't look like

the kind of people who give a hoot about the South

and what we're fighting for.

You don't think I'd let them come in if I wasn't sure?

No, but...

remember, you can't always tell a patriot

by the kind of clothes he wears.

Look at you.

Stop at the next bend.

Sam.

Sam.

Sam.

He ain't here, ma'am.

Where did he go?

He said he had some business to finish

down the road a spell.

Said if you woke up to tell you not to worry.

Business? What sort of business?

I don't know.

Who did he go with?

Them Cole brothers and some more of the boys.

Oh.

Pshaw, you don't have to worry, miss Belle.

He'll be back.

Belle.

Ed.

- Are you alone? - Yes.

I want to talk to you.

How did you know where to find me?

- Blue Duck told me. - But nobody's supposed...

You needn't be afraid. You're still my sister.

What is it you want?

Belle, do you know what's happening,

what your men are doing?

Exactly what I told you we'd do, show them Missouri's one place...

I mean the men who've come in here to join you,

the scum of this country.

What do you know about the men who've come in here?

I know they're the most notorious gang

of cutthroats in the South,

men who've never even heard of the Confederacy,

who only want to grab what they can for themselves

and use you and Sam as a shield.

Did your friend Tom Crail send you up here to say that?

Nobody sent me.

I came because I know you better than you know yourself.

I know you wouldn't knowingly stand for the things

that the Cole brothers and men like them are persuading Sam to do.

John and Jim Cole came here to fight with us.

They do exactly what we tell them to do and nothing more.

There isn't any crime you can mention

they haven't committed.

And just being with you hasn't changed them. They're no good.

Well, we're not running a Sunday school.

As long as they obey orders.

Has Sam ordered them to rob our own people?

Of course not.

You know as well as I do

we've never even touched a cent

that didn't belong to the government.

Has he ordered them to beat and shoot

innocent citizens who get in their way?

No, but your friend Tom Crail has

when he started taking people's guns away from them

so they couldn't protect themselves; throwing them in jail,

trying to make them betray us. Wait, Belle.

I've got to make you wake up

to what you and Sam are doing to this state,

troops everywhere, radicals in congress

howling their heads off for reconstruction,

murders, robberies, bitterness, neighbor against neighbor.

Isn't that all the more reason we should stay here and fight?

Try to remember when we were children, Belle,

the love we had for each other.

You think I'd lie to you now or do anything to hurt you?

I used to worry about us as individuals.

I don't anymore.

The Shirleys have petered out.

We don't matter. We are finished.

But Missouri matters.

Come home with me now.

Let me take you to Tom Crail. Give yourself up.

Take your punishment.

Or go away. Go to Texas. Go anywhere.

Only let the world know that you won't stand

for a lot of outlaws coming in here ruining everything we've loved.

Now you listen to me, Ed.

I'm Sam Starr’s wife.

I love him and he loves me.

I know he wouldn't...

he couldn't do the things you say he did.

So please go

before he comes back and makes you.

All right, maybe Sam doesn't know.

Only promise me one thing,

that you'll ask him.

And try to believe this,

no matter what's happened, you'll always be

the same sister I used to know and love.

Nothing can ever change that.

Who is that?

I don't know.

Kind of looks like a stranger to me.

Mighty fine-looking clothes to be wearing up here.

Ed!

Oh, Ed, Ed.

Something's burning me.

I hurt so.

Yes.

Yes, darling, I know, I know.

You called me "darling."

You and I

we're just like we used to be.

Aren't we?

Then it's all right.

I don't mind.

Pro... promise me

you'll tell Sam what I said.

Tell him I said

that I know you love Missouri,

that you wouldn't do anything...

I can't die

till you promise.

Promise.

Yes.

I promise.

Reminds me of a story I used to know

about an old darky...

Oh, Ed.

Ed.

Belle, what is it?

What's happened?

Oh, Sam, Sam.

Belle darling, what's the matter?

Ed's dead.

Dead?

They... somebody shot him.

Who did it?

What does it matter who did it?

He's dead.

He came up here to tell me that...

Sam, these men,

the Coles, some of the others,

they're not doing what Ed said, are they?

They're not thieves and robbers, are they?

This is war, Belle.

In a war a lot of things happen that we don't like,

but that's what war is.

You didn't answer me.

Sam.

Listen, Belle,

we've got 250 men with us

and more coming in all the time.

Those men have to be fed, clothed and paid.

You can't expect an army to fight and not get something out of it.

And the only way we can get it is, well, off the land.

But that's stealing.

If they felt about the South the way we do,

why, they wouldn't do that.

They... Sam,

we've got to quit now, this very minute.

We've got to go back, give ourselves up.

No matter what happens, we've got to show them that...

Sam.

It's too late.

No, it isn't.

Ed said maybe we could go to Texas.

There are a lot of southerners out there like us.

Oh, Sam, that's what we'll do.

We'll go to Texas.

Sam,

you will go, won't you?

You've got to.

Oh, Sam.

As soon as I finish one more job.

What job?

Look at this.

There's one of these

sticking on every fence post and hickory tree

between here and St. Louis.

Yes, I know, but

you wouldn't want the governor to think I'm not red-blooded, would you?

But Sam, you...

Listen, Belle, I know this Johnson. I know all about him.

I know that if we ever had him for 10 minutes,

we could dictate our own terms.

We could run every Yankee clear out of the state, drive out every...

But, Sam, that's kidnapping.

In the army we call that "taking prisoners."

You'd be insane to go down there now.

Why, there'll be troops everywhere.

They'd wipe you out.

Not the way we got it planned.

Sam,

you know I want to fight as much as you do.

I always have.

And I always said if I died,

all right, I'd die,

but not this way.

Whose idea was this?

Well, the Cole brothers and the rest of...

I knew it.

It's not freedom they want, it's ransom.

Sam,

this is our last chance.

Does this mean more to you

than I do?

What do you mean by that?

I told you I was quitting.

Stop talking crazy.

You're my wife. You're going to stay right here.

You're not going anywhere.

I couldn't wear this.

Not as long as I knew

we didn't think and feel alike.

Belle.

My baby.

Baby, my baby.

Ed's dead.

Oh.

Oh, miss Belle, you'd better come inside and lay down.

Somebody might see you out here.

No no, I'm gonna give myself up.

Miss Belle.

Captain Starr’s gonna do something awful.

I've got to tell them.

It's the only way I know how to help him.

But you can't give yourself up.

No telling what they might do to you.

I don't care. Get the buggy.

Go into town see major Crail.

Tell him I'll be waiting for him here.

Oh, I can't do it. Don't ask me to do it, miss Belle.

I just can't do it.

But you've got to.

There isn't a moment to lose.

Yes'm, I'll hurry.

Giddyup. Giddyup.

- Son, son. - Yes, pa?

Run right over to the courthouse.

Tell that Yankee major Crail I got to see him right away.

Tell him I said it's mighty important.

But, pa, I thought they told us to stay off the street.

Go on, do as I said. Hurry.

Whoa.

Miss Belle!

Miss Belle, they're fixing to get you and captain Sam.

It's a trap. The whole town is full of soldiers with guns,

every window, door, ready to shoot

the minute you and captain Sam show up.

Where are you going?

I can't let him be killed like this,

without even a chance. I've got to let him know.

No no, miss Belle, it's too late.

They'll get you too.

But he's my husband.

he's my husband

and I love him.

I know.

I knowed that the very minute you laid eyes on him.

Which way did they go?

They're circling around

so as to come in on the other side of town.

Is Blue Duck with them?

He's gone on ahead.

Seems he's to shoot off his gun for a signal

if everything ain't all right.

Thanks, Sarah.

Oh, you can't go into town at a time like this.

It doesn't matter. I was gonna give myself up anyhow.

Give up?

It's what Ed really wanted me to do.

Besides, maybe then Sam will quit too.

Tell him...

tell him he's got to.

Why, they might hang you.

Ain't no man ever lived worth risking your neck for.

- Any sign of them? - No, sir.

I went as far as the edge of the river and didn't see a thing.

Very well. Go back to your post and keep your men under cover

- until further orders. - Yes, sir.

Might be a wild goose chase, colonel.

Might be.

We put those posters where they couldn't help seeing them.

And if I know Sam Starr, he won't pass up an opportunity

to raise a rumpus of some sort,

shoot up the town or... oh, I know he'll show up.

Well, even if he doesn't, the governor won't complain.

He'll still make his speech.

♪ last night she died

♪ toll the bell for lovely Nell ♪

♪ my sweet...

Halt. Where do you think you're going?

Me? I ain't going nowheres.

What are you doing with that gun?

I was just fixing to go possum hunting.

Oh, let the old fool go.

All right, but keep off the roads.

Huh.

♪ Nellie was a lady...

That's Blue Duck. Something's wrong.

Let's get out of here, captain.

Yes, sir, it's the low-downest thing I ever heard of.

Makes me plumb sick to my stomach.

Give me another whisky.

Join me for a drink, friend?

Any of you gentlemen want a drink?

Give me a bit of that rye.

I'm all out of rye.

Huh.

Huh.

Huh.

Tell major Crail captain Starr presents his compliments

and would like to speak with him.

You can go in now, sir.

I understand you have a woman here

who is said to be Belle Starr.

Said to be?

You've seen this woman yourself?

Yes.

But you haven't paid the reward money.

No.

Then I shouldn't advise you to do so

until after the identification is complete.

I'm sorry, captain.

As much as I wanted to get Belle,

I never meant it to be like this.

My wife's mammy's outside.

She'll tell you whether this is Belle Starr or not.

May we see her?

Send Jasper Tench into the back room.

This man has shot the wrong woman, major.

- This is not my wife. - Huh! That's a lie.

You're just saying that so as I won't get the reward.

Ask her. She'll tell you.

No, sir.

I ain't seen this lady in my whole life before.

She's lying too. They made it up.

They hate me.

You always hated me too, just like all them Shirleys.

But you ain't gonna get away with it.

I'll go to court. I'll prove it's her.

I reckon I ought to know. I shot her.

You know it's her. I see'd you with her.

I know why you're doing this.

You was in love with her yourself, just like everybody said.

That's why you ain't caught her before.

You was in love with her.

That don't give you no right to cheat me

after all I've done for you.

Get out. Get out of here.

I won't. I want my money. I'm glad I shot her.

I'm glad. No one'll ever get the best of me.

You take your hands off. You take your hands off me.

- I'll walk myself. - Take your...

Major, if you don't mind,

I'd like to have just one more look

to make sure.

I understand.

I'll be in my office.

It was all my fault.

If she'd started out differently,

with the right kind of man...

No, sir.

No, sir, Mr. Sam.

You oughtn't to say a thing like that.

Miss Belle wouldn't have been happy

with nobody else excepting you.

I-I knowed her

ever since she was born.

I-I've hold her in my arms.

I knowed her inside out.

Why...

why, you's the only man

that could have made her happy.

Why, the very last thing she ever said to me was...

"I love him.

I don't care what he'd done.

I loves him."

So...

so, Mr. Sam,

you oughtn't to say a thing like that.

You're still positive that woman is not Belle Starr?

I'm positive.

I knowed all the time

that miss Belle Starr weren't in yonder.

Me too.

In the first place, captain Starr

ain't gonna let nobody shoot miss Belle.

And in the second place,

it ain't like she's no plain, ordinary

human woman like everybody else.

- In the first place... - She ain't?

Can an ordinary woman change herself into a red fox

whenever she wants to? Can she?

Miss Belle do that?

Sure she do it.

Ain't more than a half hour ago

she come lickety-splitting down the road.

And when she seen me,

she turned herself right in front of my eyes

and ran off laughing fit to kill.

Excepting it ain't no fox's laugh,..

It was miss Belle's.

Well, doggone.

She's what the white folks call

a legend.

A legend? What is a legend?

A legend is something

that can change itself over into a red fox when it wants to.

Well, brother, let me tell you one thing,

do ever I meet one of them red foxes,

I'm sure gonna take my hat off in a hurry.

She said look at the state she met Sacramento and she just didn't. Like the little

girl. Don't worry about it that way there are only two places she could go the

parsonage or the justice the peace you cut

a crossing guard so you know what are the words about about what might happen.

Like an old boat with

a facility you cover the local parsonage and if you can't keep her quiet any other

way take her would you. Go out. I you trying to kidnap me

kidnap your.

Stay here and display of passive cash saying I don't doubt me.

Live.

Partridge will take. Me go let him catch me between the going to find this very

instant will you shop and. That was last I've been

expecting you to I'll be too late because your songs we can't win this love it's

always going to hurt but if you want me to look at the ceremony short haul dish

with you can't go long enough for you know your listeners marriage is

a wonderful institution but she don't know what she's doing Sure event all our

lives which is not a true love marriage California is

a fifty fifty proposition and the bride to be seems us into Google but she still

impetuous California is right it would never work all good should we California you

take this woman to be your lawful wedded wife I do agree with wait

a minute now we're here to stop

a way to perpetrate. The ceremony possibly California alone could you take this

woman you take

a. Looks

like a. Slow huffy this is my husband enjoyed. Julies told me

a lot about you most because they haven't been too bad at. She's pretty high

spirited but you look like you could handle are all right I think I can do your

marriage certificate all signed and sealed thank you so you take good care of it

now darling you better I will. Julie I wish you had something your father is he.

Is something you should know something I couldn't tell Dad We need help Poppy need

it desperately you see when I met.

A bit there. You killed him.

Fuck you given time I didn't even know the young father I was.

Just trying to keep him from.

Ft. Over and that.

Was that satchel bent head.

Oh we found these posts on our land Mr Keefer What do they mean well Ben Jordan

told me that you squatters would be evicted from the property alleviate squatters

financial titled You know we can't write you have to move on and that's

a legal notice but when it's been get back from Sacramento it's hard to say but

those are his authors and I'm only his agent has been Jordan did this killing would

be too good for him that's Mustafa. If anything happen to Ben Jordan you want to be

all responsible but I think it easy.

And they make trouble other squatter's rights yes but they're too dumb to know.

I wish you hadn't come here this time is to find like if I'm connected up with the

railroad business but make some of the talk later on when I just made this trip to

let you know Ben Jordan barred the money to pay back taxes. Buys me do that. Did

I let affect our deal Jordan when I got here with the money.

Boys and why take it in slavery training Jordan and Sacramento they're expensive

but dependable. OK.

That is the finest block of Virgin temperance Yes your garden was foolish not to

start cutting that long ago now you simply appear to sail for dealing with taxes

and build it in our price what about the heirs then most of the daughter will

though be nowheres so I don't know but that I'm seen to be anyway and I would see

Julie's marriage from her responsibilities like the only thing she can do is to go

to Pine Run against repaired right R.P.

Is

a bigger reason I've asked Toppy to find men responsible first instead. Like were you

close enough to the killer to recognize and. Yes definitely but forge waiting at

the. When I was yes.

No veto but there and put this in the middle you mean that they're nice when that

one dog gone in to have me that's just what I had to. Argue one in thunder gentle

many. Cloke's planets but not quite match watch what.

I mention about change the subject. I change my mind Saturday night which.

Mark I'm. Sure where do you think you go your I'm going along to protect Julie from

those number Jake's lumberjack show Jake's are jacks I put them in their place.

The trip won't be too bumpy Oh my that road just blows

a woman's cheek and shine woman have shown the chief.

A buck I'm sorry you're not well enough to go with us but according that tax bill

we had been planned for the first did you know it's. Good luck hoping.

That. By Julie. It carries or.

Well. I mean off the Jordan taken care of yeah.

All of us like you met up with an accident to bet. And I love worse

news for you then that Jordan was murdered just before he was killed. And as the

mayor of money forty one two she's on her way here now to see you only

a few miles behind me Why did you get here before the horse went lame and Donner

Pass and had to wrestle another one the contract for the railroad to find

a delivered the pack they'll start them on our Jordan woman to be stopped from

getting here all right time and it ain't safe she's got three smoky tin cup Oaks

whether one of his name CASSIDY He just Ponce Wolf is laid. On our old view is

upset we might as well tear up the contract. Oh no no no Mrs Jordan under

books no no this my country could be that it missed the road it's too late.

He. Told.

Her.

That she said yes California approach didn't have any do you know California Child

Care Plan one bump on

a whole lot of them up. I

feel for you we. Have mine just glad we didn't try. Our

routine for you I'm free. To Don't judge from

a child. You know.

Where you're going to California the road to find rock oh this is

a hobby you're wrong look at these times. Oh I'll go that shine musta been swayed

somewhat You switched Abby California no it's time to take his post he says the

road to California. Move this woman's cheek. Now he says the signs. Of twenty

years ago an old bear am. I wouldn't forget this place in

a million years right he wrote you should meet my little mini. Your.

Porch up there. Any. Good what I wonder no

wonder to. America read me one thing yeah what was that

she should know come on we have time to waste. California is right the signs have

been switched she I'm always right oh yeah well.

Your only choice really. Go home is now. I have not got what going to be.

Fifty seventy five I found them fifty to one you're seventy five. Seventy five I've

got

a regular six column I have seventy five about why you're six that I'm going if I'm

seventy five what I have seventy five priors I don't know nor do I have all sewn

five seventy five. The next and last part is the best virgin timber in the

spirit. Minimum bit owners must equal the taxes do shed some being eleven thousand

two hundred four dollars

a year Evan thousand and five seven thousand five. Hundred six hundred seven

Well I don't have now got. Five. Thousand and three.

Where not. Even

a thirteen thousand to give away. To Jordan alone is worth five times as much.

Thousand bid your. Thousand once.

You can sell that land for no Mrs Jordan if you have to pay the taxes too late I

think there's

a legal does that say. Section eleven property owner

has rights of reducing period of actual So you by paying taxes also need to so they

. I never knew better you better read up on the statute you're supposed to enforce

the money he'd make workers. Who are your pushchair and I'm

just trying to get through the trough you know you want to be. A way.

TO HOMECOMING Joe William can't. Mind she knew she was young Grass Valley day where

you've been all these years Fred one hostage for the Bar twenty out for come on

over and say hello the Mrs ONLY TRUE got what do you know Shane and whatever became

a mole. Well she's right over there with the wife she. Say Will she be take

a listen to you oh well. You appear to be a sensible young woman

a reasonable price for the land no but this is Jordan isn't selling property she

has made appraised I think it would be greatly to your advantage to hear my

proposition use my office with thank you there is no harm in listening hopping you

wait to get there see. You remember Cal.

California McGarrity assume greater say yes there still is purdy you never. Say.

Where little men there she has kept. Can share an account of

that fact one that's meant. That so many. Go on over and

say hello to a California which I think a better no no come up. From

a minute where. Here's your receipt for to Cassidy. Now that you know my name.

That's what Mr Jordan called you. And Mrs Jordan's business was to from this person

so as mine.

When you're singing again about Borneo. If. We do many

many years I'm picturing hell and you're going to jam to me Well there you heard it

. Both trains were.

There. Don't you think I've grown up. Many And never seen you look to

me ever sure God will. Just make things

easy out pushing you.

A little quick work done is short it. Goes on and on and so is CASSIDY But I don't

see your sheriff miles to deputize you when the boys get busy and pour separate

from those bottles out of the country all right. Since it's college and

insist on not selling Why not consider doing them yourself. We do if the chamber

and I need you credit now but this is Jordan doesn't know anything about the lumber

business. I venture the funds start Operation me and I'll supply with the best

loading through the Sierras Julie you're not going to turn down this make their

stuff

a stiff and he told you I don't know what the saying Just say no. OK

. They use low down land charges thrown to help push people out of their homes and

change your husband or your husband spent

a fortune on these parasites fed and clothed for years cooking up

a little work out of the cup and lamp or that was his order I wonder if they had

anything to do with a bit of

a stupid one I think prevents Julie. When you go look out that window

please. Those

people are dependent upon your decision they may stay for

a month. A month California with that I'd like to speak of the Jordan alone pleased

with the concert.

To Julie Don't you realize what these no use hopping my mind's made up I'm doing

what Ben would want me to but if you knew how badly you were doing it he wouldn't

be very pleased at some kind poppy and certainly on call for I know it truly but I

thought it might bring you to your senses even the boys had better go back to the

bout twenty it sounds like an order. It is.

All right Julie.

I hope you're right about this Julie I do.

As. Well. I guess I'm in the morning business graduations with Jordan

Oh Julie that's just great I think you made

a very sound business if. You just put the write down

a bit get. I

just want to say goodbye I Miss Julie Jimmy would you like to stay here and work

for me no not without hopping. By. Gone with what I'm

trying to see is right you go without giving us we're going to find you.

Oh you don't happen. Well I think we might as well drop these guns

right now is growing your.

Momo is.

Mine I'm a. Party of back you're going i Phone. It's

a bit you know to say you squatters your head now the way that's desert country

there ain't feed or even water good enough for you. Lou we

go and let's go on like you know an age of less new wealth but get.

Live.

At.

Live.

There always make it public.

Get on your feet. You're interfering with the legal procedure legal about this writ

of things Boy you better speak of the ownership down to speak with keeper to me

that's. What your stake in the timber keeper of the name tag.

Say that fellow looks like when I trail

a day Julie's way Sure well pretty sure Wait

a minute. You Down the valley

a couple of weeks ago. Months. And you're

a familiar one I musta been to other soul but. You're not in your country now

Cassidy you're on mine if you're smart you'll run your heart out of it pronto. You

want cheaper make

a monkey army get more thirty day extension. Figure out.

Why don't we grab it what's the use we can't prove that he killed Jordan. We don't

always. Work to keep. Work family for

a while. But we're not going.

You know Mr Cassidy to speak the young Yeah my defined I must a been got

a mean bone in his back last words he ever said. Now you could see his way clear to

play with the Jordan soldiers. But he ever say I expected to fail. And something

about the railroad didn't yeah he hoped to set

a deal with the railroad to cut and deliver times.

The road. Contrary to the railroad ties.

Thirty three thousand to be delivered to the base specified not part of the years

my check for the advance payment I'm broke up peacefully I guess this will show

hockey's wrong. If I can.

Get me back as the only one that can identify Tiger and on how quickly you get

there's no limit aboard want to our hobby Well I guess I'm wasting time here good

luck to you. But very bad Jimmy.

Do you. Here.

You have to work boy if you're going to do well.

More involved. That's all you've got to tell you Well Joe always

a little slow getting started you just have to do better oh. Don't you worry Julie

. Do I have to ask you this is Jordan Oh I keep forgetting we're just common folks

in this neck of the woods we always call everybody with the first name sides in

every group a team of monkeys got

a boss as pretty as you. Boys want you please make an extra effort.

Sure and next time you show your pretty face around here we'll have

a pile of logs to the top of the tallest tree while the boys. Get to work them

thank you thank you.

Thank you.

We go. For

a. Ride. Or he's going

to see where she's going.

Why don't you wait back about twenty. When you want to visit friends trust us.

Squatter's. You have

a trespasser. Your husband knows these waters you call them

a great deal of money even if you gave them all this property it wouldn't spoil it

that I don't believe. You mean you don't want to believe that. They had faith and

that's why they stuck by him I had faith in him too I married him didn't. She. But

apparently of your own selfish reasons. Never forgive you for that.

That's

a detail girl every move she makes to get near your setup. Did you take the disposal

because. They could fight with them and shoot it out look what happened to Slade is

worth

a thousand on is no good if you don't live to spend it you're not so bad with

a gun why don't you try it yourself. Let's get back to town.

Kid.

Good hunting must defend like. I thought that he thought what I thought of shooting

at

a deer. Keeper declared open season on me. Just. Too

much to have

a bigger stake in the Jordan and I thought. It would be I not plate. Face

Mr King.

Case you ever get murder minded again remember I let you live.

In

a. Mug. Watch

range of any fashion. And no one should offend. Me.

Whole.

Our. Goal.

Testify that I must have an extension on

a contract I can't get those ties out on time it's not too bad that crew you gave

me is deliberately slowing down work attack a. Good time or

a new crew. Supposedly come. Under the

circumstances you couldn't get much for your land but I'll buy it and. I won't sell

you better read your contract itself offer to close another two part of that

expensive if you don't deliver you lose everything. You cheat.

Should go straight to gasoline. I don't think so she has too much pride for that

one that's the case we're sitting pretty. What are you

about our love California you got there help me an old you get in trouble making

eyes at that shit is to make money is the cause of it all you know where you're

from

a fortune cookie maybe what you don't know who the contrary just keep your wits and

even making we're issues this is gun dilemma carry this with them when you take

over. You'll probably be killed too.

If you're famous right catch me got

a phone to. Do something can employ what do you do when

a lady playing killer feet have been to ever go get

a drink of water well get water but a raise your own feet. Get

a frame. I

know one that fainted.

You bet another will block them like that. Again doing more work here and it will

get

a new look I will go today boys. And

trying to catch you. Right you're going to like

a man I'll teach like. Me

not. Only.

One you're going to get all

all my

.

JULIE. These are all IOU given to these people by the Georgians over

a number of years. And have been would have been able to pay them off. I guess

actually you used to have

a chance your own lumberjack some good ones too. We can do the work if you let us.

Tell me what to do. I like to discharge Paganini's crew and organize

a new one if you'll give me the old. You have

a good. Morning I want you all I need you on the first thing in the morning.

We did

a. Poll that's my. Goal

to sit. On the side of the right the right to be for.

The public to start. Playing. Politics to.

Start and thank the Find out what this is all about.

The meaning of it what do you do and. Who said so short

ex-parte and George. Allen gets that lets me out.

Say no need to mend it out of work if you're short handed take your men and get out

of here you're trespassing on the private property all right cash takes you in next

time I'm coming back and we'll see who's cash back. Take it easy man.

The best to get these new orders.

Back or.

I don't have

a chart and looks like I got that we better do something about it and do it quick

well if you give me a free hand I think

a lot of stuff I get is up to you. And

I sure did

a lot of damage sure. We can't let Julia down now besides I still think we

have time to make it Joe let's get those logs off the gala with the other side so

you would get the P.M.'s look up all right breast get the work.

Well happy we got a bob piled up good work go. Have

a couple of boys. Golf

. Is

a fine thing if you're the want to do

a stop lot done everything I can think of I don't know how they're sticking it out

but only one thing to do now when I'm playing them up.

Oh ard.

Right part of the telematics cover to cover boys. Will be.

A little. I'm getting

a little closer. Live

.

Live. Live.

Live.

Live.

Julie allowed to touch base with your wife copies in trouble for the men and lucky

we're going to get over there

live.

Live

.

I don't like things. I think I keep those contacts here safe.

Going to live. For all.

To live for.

Ever She's the fallback Yes that's the man who killed her P.J.

Should show the frame get up on your feet are full of hate you're legally entitled

to

a chicken dinner. Time. Look

look. At

least.

Look at least look.

At least.

Look. At

least

get. Our.

Lives. At least.

Live.

Live.

Live.

Live. Live.

Live. Live.

Live.

Live.

Live.

There.

They spent long the family guy turning them over to you thank you very well if I

was complaining about everything I'm going to. Have

a trustee it's made out to each of you by your homes and Shana Jordan timberlands

thank you so much mischief. And this new contract for the railroad ties right away

needs only your signature to make it find everything we've worked for all. We owe

it all you have this is Jordan. Topic for. Sure thank.

You.