Western Fighting Caravans (1931 Gary Cooper)

Russell

Clint Belmet (Gary Cooper) is supposed to hitch up with a wagon train and head out west. But, to make the journey, he must first evade a criminal charge by convincing a brassy French girl, Felice (Lily Damita), to pretend to be his wife. Now serving as a trail guide, Clint journeys with Felice across the frontier, where a real romance starts to develop between them. But Clint will have to keep his wits about him when the settlers are attacked by outlaw Lee Murdock (Fred Kohler).

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00:03:30Have that fire-eating Clint Bellarmint clapped into jail before 10 o'clock this morning?

00:03:36Say, what wouldn't the Marshal give if he hadn't made that remark, eh?

00:03:40Clint Bellarmint would make about two mouthfuls of him.

00:03:44And I want to say right here and now that I don't believe there's an officer of the law in the state of Missouri

00:03:49who'd have nerve enough to say that.

00:03:53And do it.

00:03:56Fill him up again, Pete.

00:04:00Maybe he heard what I said and lit up.

00:04:12Ever had any heart failure in your family?

00:04:15Not that I know of.

00:04:21Then turn around.

00:04:23You're my prisoner.

00:04:50Now, don't do nothing brash.

00:04:58Was you looking for me, Marsh?

00:05:01Well, yes, Clint.

00:05:03I kind of was.

00:05:05Now, wait a minute, Marsh.

00:05:07Let's talk this over.

00:05:08Now, now, now.

00:05:09Don't argue with him, Marsh.

00:05:10Lucky will your duty.

00:05:11Now, it was the Fulker Dutch Saloon.

00:05:16And the last chance, the golden rule bar, huh?

00:05:20Oh, oh.

00:05:22Well, it must have been the happy old dance hall.

00:05:25Now, you know me, Bill.

00:05:27And you know if I can get a couple of drinks of good liquor in me, I can recollect to remember just what was what happened.

00:05:35Well, it's a good idea.

00:05:39You know, you've got to admit, it's only fair that you should serve anyway at least 30 days.

00:05:53What's going on, Embringer?

00:05:54You're going to say, well, no, no, no.

00:05:56I'm not doing it.

00:05:57Hey, please, will you tell me where the freight wagon stopped from?

00:06:17Do you want to say goodbye to you, sweetheart?

00:06:20No.

00:06:21I'm going to take my freight with them to California.

00:06:24Does a girl like you think she can drive 1,600 miles?

00:06:28Why not?

00:06:30A man like my great-grandfather came to this country with luck again.

00:06:34Gosh, that's a long, hard trip, ma'am.

00:06:37You've taken on yourself.

00:06:39Oh, you think it is too hard for me?

00:06:41Sure it is.

00:06:42Ask them two scouts what they think your chances are.

00:06:49I could only think clearly.

00:06:51We've just got to get him loose somehow.

00:06:55Oh, excuse me.

00:06:57Are you the scouts for the big freight train?

00:06:59Uh-huh.

00:06:59Oh, don't bother us about them freighters.

00:07:02But I must go with that train.

00:07:03All right, go ahead.

00:07:06Oh, but those people there, they tell me if the big scouts say a good word for me.

00:07:09We ain't got nothing to do with it.

00:07:11Guys, we're busy.

00:07:13A partner around in there is in an awful scrape.

00:07:17Put them hands up now, Clayton.

00:07:19Don't give him much up.

00:07:20What are you doing, Mark?

00:07:21Put them.

00:07:23The fool boy.

00:07:26What has he done?

00:07:28Oh, nothing much, miss, only they're going to hang him.

00:07:35Hang him?

00:07:36But why?

00:07:37What has he done?

00:07:38Nothing.

00:07:39He's plum, man.

00:07:40But he's just young, fun-loving, and full of pranks.

00:07:44Oh, this is terrible.

00:07:45I know, but you can save him.

00:07:49Me?

00:07:50And how?

00:07:52Did I hear you say you wanted to go with them freighters?

00:07:55Yes, certainly.

00:07:57Well, if you want us to help you, and you want to save that young man, just you follow my lead.

00:08:03Oh, if ever there was an angel sent from heaven, you're it.

00:08:08Do your duty, Marsh, and quit your shilly-shallying.

00:08:11That's right.

00:08:12You're lucky, Marsh.

00:08:13Now, here, you're supposed to be Marsh for this village.

00:08:17All you've got to do is do it.

00:08:19Now, look here, Clint.

00:08:21You've got to come with me.

00:08:23Come on.

00:08:23Lest you separate apart what the Almighty has joined us under.

00:08:37If you only knew how Jim Bridger and me, as guardians of this young man, have gone down on our knees night after night,

00:08:47and prayed that he'd put an end to all this sky-lapting and scally-horting.

00:08:53I'll agree with you.

00:08:54I'll agree with you, sir.

00:08:55Jukes!

00:08:56When you would know how glad we was to have this proof, that he'd taken heed to our friends,

00:09:04that he'd decided to turn over a new leaf, and also to turn over a new leaf.

00:09:11Hey, what is this?

00:09:13What's he got to do with it?

00:09:14Yes!

00:09:16Yes!

00:09:16Last night, under the full moon, Clint Belmont and this beautiful little girl was joined together in matrimony as man and husband.

00:09:30Oh, you old liar!

00:09:33You just ask him if he ain't a bridegroom.

00:09:36Ask him!

00:09:36Did you miss me, sweetheart?

00:09:55Too much, dolly.

00:09:57Oh, folks, look at that.

00:10:09Look at that.

00:10:12Are you going to tear apart two loving hearts that ain't hardly had a chance to beat us one?

00:10:19Why, they're just on the brink of life's meaning.

00:10:25Who could be skunk enough to rip and render them to be sunburned?

00:10:32Are you finished?

00:10:33Well, now look at this fine boy.

00:10:39This fine laddie.

00:10:41His feet are now in the right direction.

00:10:45Oh, Marsh.

00:10:46Marsh, you couldn't be so cruel, so inhuman, and so, so, so mangy.

00:10:54Why, they throw him into the penny, penny, penny, into jail, where a lot of hardened criminals and drunkards would fill his head with a lot of bad notions.

00:11:09Who could be, uh, uh, uh, told enough to, uh, to, uh, do what he says?

00:11:15Treasure books.

00:11:18And now, now look at that lovely little lassie.

00:11:23Oh, folks, can you find it in your hearts to trample on her happiness before it's had time to, time to, to, to, to get to going?

00:11:36Fellow citizens, you can call me soft-hearted and a derelict in my dukees.

00:11:45Remove me from office, if you will, and pin my badge on a stuffer man.

00:11:54Oh, but my heart won't let me go no further with this.

00:12:02Marsh, you got a heart full of overflowing.

00:12:05We all got it.

00:12:06Clint, my boy, you've gone and done a mighty sensible thing.

00:12:16And you promised me I know.

00:12:18Don't never raise no more net around this here town, will you?

00:12:23I have done it good, huh?

00:12:25Marvelousness.

00:12:26Never seen a better play actress than you is, even in Omaha.

00:12:31Now, what is the train?

00:12:32Right on the edge of town.

00:12:33You can't miss it.

00:12:35Oh, but you don't forget your promise.

00:12:37You get your outfit in line with them others, and don't you say nothing to nobody.

00:12:41We'll fax everything.

00:12:42Good.

00:12:42Say, what lunar ticket found did she escape from?

00:12:48Oh, a little idea of mine to get you out of that hole you was in.

00:12:52Idea of yours.

00:12:54That was her to go through with the thing if she wanted to join them fighters.

00:12:58Is she going all the way to Sacramento with us?

00:13:00That's what she's figuring on.

00:13:01Well, come on, then.

00:13:02What are we waiting here for?

00:13:04Oh, look here, young Mr. Tuckycock.

00:13:07You've been playing in high, white, and handsome long enough.

00:13:11And someday, one of them fancy hussies is going to get her talons into you and never let go.

00:13:19And you, you, you'll end up with a bed trap across your fetlocks or swing in a baby crib.

00:13:27Not me.

00:13:29The woman who can hook me into a mariner ain't been born yet.

00:13:33Mr. Tuckycock.

00:13:38Who is she with?

00:13:39Oh, I don't know.

00:13:40I'll never see her before.

00:13:44Oh.

00:13:45Hello.

00:13:46Where have you been?

00:13:48Me?

00:13:49Why?

00:13:50Those cops, they tell me that the woman alone will be sent back home.

00:13:55That's true.

00:13:57Yeah.

00:13:57Yeah, that's not true.

00:13:58You're not that friends.

00:14:08Are you?

00:14:09All set!

00:14:14All set!

00:14:16All set!

00:14:17Let go!

00:14:19Let go!

00:14:20Get up, Jerry!

00:14:28Honeymoon, we're busting trails, bringing us meat, finding water.

00:14:56I'm going to send you everything.

00:14:57Leave these small fry bees and wait for those rich California miners.

00:15:26Besides, if Couch finds you playing around with these freighters, he'll ship the whole

00:15:31parcel of us back home.

00:15:33Preserves and everything.

00:15:37The trip's going to be a heap more pleasant with you alone.

00:15:48Tell me, what do people do at night?

00:15:51Do they sing or play music?

00:15:55Huh?

00:15:56Yeah.

00:15:57Single men sit around a fire and sing and chattelize.

00:16:02Married folks mostly just have their supper and go to bed.

00:16:09How so?

00:16:10If we're married, we ought to get better acquainted.

00:16:16But holding hands is all right, ain't it?

00:16:22We're married.

00:16:23Yes.

00:16:24I understand.

00:16:25But now there's no need to fool ourselves.

00:16:29Then you ain't intending to...

00:16:32One moment, my friend.

00:16:36Just exactly.

00:16:37What do you mean?

00:16:38Well, it was me that made it possible for you to go on this trip, wasn't it?

00:16:45Yes.

00:16:46I'm most grateful, but...

00:16:48And if Couch should find out that we're not married...

00:16:52Well, you know what they told you about being sent back, so...

00:16:57So...

00:16:58So...

00:16:59You mean unless I...

00:17:00Well, that shouldn't be such a hard choice for you to make.

00:17:16I'm getting to kiss the bride, huh?

00:17:21Oh, stop bothering him.

00:17:23How'd you like to be a bride and be bothered all night?

00:17:26Ha!

00:17:27Look at him.

00:17:28Lapping it up like as if it was gooseberry jam.

00:17:33And I think of him eating hog meat for his supper.

00:17:36Yeah.

00:17:37And a drinking of elderberry wine.

00:17:39And afterwards, when we're a-working...

00:17:46Well, I told one of you two fellas to go out and round up them stray mules.

00:17:49Why don't Huff Clint do it?

00:17:51He's the youngest.

00:17:52He's a bridegroom.

00:17:53Don't you think he's entitled to his honeymoon?

00:17:55Yeah, I should think even you would know enough for that.

00:17:57Go on now.

00:17:58Hurry up and get them mules before they get halfway back to Independence.

00:18:00Wait a minute, you.

00:18:02I've had about enough of this.

00:18:04Listen, Couch.

00:18:06What would you say if I told you that them two ain't married at all, huh?

00:18:10What?

00:18:12The joke's gone far enough.

00:18:15I can't stand that...

00:18:17That string bean deceiving a fine man like you no longer.

00:18:21What's that?

00:18:22Well, it was like this.

00:18:24Clint got into some kind of a scrape in Independence

00:18:27and the marshal was gonna put him in the...

00:18:30in jail.

00:18:31What?

00:18:33His life was not in danger?

00:18:34Shucks?

00:18:35No, miss.

00:18:36That was just a lot of scalahoot and ruckus.

00:18:38Nothing into it.

00:18:39Anyway, this young girl was willing to pretend to be Clint's bride, so the marshal let him off, huh?

00:18:46No use of the chivalry now.

00:18:48Hold on.

00:18:49Hold on.

00:18:50Hold on.

00:18:51Mr. Couch.

00:18:52You're not going to send me back?

00:18:54Send you back, ma'am?

00:18:55Why should I?

00:18:57Oh.

00:19:01Now, let me make sure of something.

00:19:05If I was...

00:19:06If I was not married, if I was all alone, would you stop me from coming?

00:19:15Why no.

00:19:16Not if your outfit's in good shape.

00:19:18Sure was a surprise to me.

00:19:26I thought the couch...

00:19:27You...

00:19:28You thought what?

00:19:30But anyhow, it was only a joke.

00:19:32Hmm.

00:19:33I see.

00:19:34A joke, huh?

00:19:36You make a fool of me to let me think I...

00:19:38I saved your life.

00:19:40You think that I'm bad.

00:19:43That you dare to hold me so cheap as your other women.

00:19:47Well, let me tell you something.

00:19:49For the rest of this journey, you keep away from me.

00:19:52You understand?

00:19:54No, ma'am.

00:19:55There you are, Mr. Tuskikoksi.

00:20:01Maybe you'd like to do some mule hunting after all, eh?

00:20:05Yeah, yeah.

00:20:06Missy, I'm glad you gave it to him.

00:20:08He's only...

00:20:09Oh, cool.

00:20:10You have just as much to blame.

00:20:12Me?

00:20:13Go ahead, boys.

00:20:14You explain it to her.

00:20:15You're so much smarter than me.

00:20:17Wait a minute.

00:20:18What the hell?

00:20:19You hear?

00:20:20You hear what I tell him?

00:20:21I just think the same from you two fools.

00:20:24Now get out!

00:20:25Get out!

00:20:26Oh, but...

00:20:27Get out!

00:20:28No, I'm a big fan of you, but...

00:20:29You're gonna die.

00:20:30You're gonna die.

00:20:31I'm gonna die.

00:20:32Oh, you're gonna die!

00:20:33No, you're gonna die.

00:20:34No, you're gonna die.

00:20:35We're gonna die.

00:20:36Oh, you're gonna die.

00:20:37If I don't get some hot fizzles into me soon...

00:20:58Ah, shucks!

00:20:59That's why Couch has had us on the go

00:21:01since four o'clock in the morning.

00:21:03Get up, Jim.

00:21:04You can't get no hot fizzles.

00:21:07And so we come onward to cook it with us.

00:21:14Oh, for land sex, Jane.

00:21:16Can't you miss one of them bumps?

00:21:18Why don't you get out and walk?

00:21:20Be a new experience for you.

00:21:28Goddurn it.

00:21:28And we throwed them together.

00:21:30Huh?

00:21:32He's gone back to her for more.

00:21:34Now, that shows he's kind of smitten by her, don't it?

00:21:39Still mad?

00:21:43Looking kind of tired.

00:21:46Well, we just got to get rid of her.

00:21:49You got a long drive ahead of you.

00:21:51You better let me drive your outfit for a while.

00:21:57If I need help on many bodies,

00:21:59you will be the last one I've lost.

00:22:07All right, miss.

00:22:08It's a stagecoach.

00:22:14Hey!

00:22:16Stagecoach!

00:22:16Where?

00:22:17Stagecoach is coming.

00:22:18Oh, it's dead.

00:22:20Sipping along fancy, ain't she?

00:22:22Must be making about six miles an hour.

00:22:25Yeah, and we ain't made over 12 miles all day.

00:22:27Hats!

00:22:39Hats!

00:22:40Lowe's, Lowe's, Lowe's!

00:22:41Good luck to ya!

00:22:41Plenty of water over there, too.

00:23:03See that smoke?

00:23:04Stagecoach must have camped by now.

00:23:07And we have camped there, too.

00:23:08Come on, let's lope over and surprise.

00:23:09Come on, Bill.

00:23:10Come on.

00:23:11Come on.

00:23:12Let it go.

00:23:13Let it go.

00:23:15Let it go.

00:23:17Let it go.

00:23:17Woo-hoo!

00:23:27Engine.

00:23:29It's a stagecoach.

00:23:30Kiowa's.

00:23:43Kiowa's.

00:23:43Couldn't figure on them so soon.

00:23:45All right, Frank!

00:23:52We're camping over here.

00:23:53Stretch them up!

00:23:56Uh-huh.

00:24:01Didn't know there were any on the war past this side of the post.

00:24:04They won't jump to a big outfit like this, will they?

00:24:08Can't never tell.

00:24:09Think we ought to push on to the post?

00:24:11Cavalry!

00:24:19Sailor's chorus in!

00:24:20Let's go.

00:24:50Let's go.

00:25:20Hey, Jim.

00:25:25Maybe this is our chance.

00:25:28Chance?

00:25:28Uh-huh.

00:25:32Hi, in just a minute.

00:25:35Look here, coach.

00:25:37Engines is going to be mighty dangerous from now on.

00:25:40Why don't you send the women folk back for the soldiers, huh?

00:25:44If they want to go.

00:25:45You'll escort them as far as independence, won't you?

00:25:48I can do that.

00:25:49Yes.

00:25:50Well, Jackson, you got fox blood into you somewheres.

00:25:53Shut up.

00:25:54Where Tom goes, I go.

00:25:57If he gets into trouble, I get in it with him.

00:26:00How about her?

00:26:03She ain't got nobody belongs to her in this here outfit.

00:26:06That's right.

00:26:07Send me back?

00:26:08No.

00:26:09I will not go back.

00:26:11They are not afraid to go on.

00:26:13Neither am I.

00:26:14I said I would go to Sacramento, and I'm going on.

00:26:17Oh, check along with her.

00:26:18Of course, you're afraid.

00:26:19Couch, what do you think we are?

00:26:21You got to get up and get to you.

00:26:23Now what are we going to do?

00:26:25Couch?

00:26:25See, I don't think your train ought to risk it.

00:26:28Folks in Sacramento are expecting us.

00:26:30Need any ammunition?

00:26:31Got 20.

00:26:32Well, good luck to you.

00:26:33Good luck to you, Captain.

00:26:53We've been milling around a little.

00:26:55Well, they took the stagehorses with them.

00:26:58The rest of the hoof prints was unshored.

00:27:00The signs look like as if they went southeast, about 50 in the band.

00:27:03That little band wouldn't try to jump this outfit, would they?

00:27:07That may have only been a part of a big band, see?

00:27:11Suppose we prowl around and find out if they're joining up with other bands.

00:27:14You think it'd be safe to bed down here?

00:27:16Sure, Indians won't jump us before it's on.

00:27:18Good.

00:27:18You better get started.

00:27:20All right, men.

00:27:21Let's curl up our wagons and bed down here for the night.

00:27:23All right.

00:27:24Come on.

00:27:30Chucks, you ain't got no need of worrying.

00:27:42I understand Indians ain't got no use for blondes, no way.

00:27:46Oh, shut up, will you?

00:27:47You ain't so funny.

00:27:50What's that?

00:27:51What must be that?

00:27:52Well?

00:27:58Well, what did you find out?

00:28:00Are we safe here?

00:28:01The Indians have rolled off, ain't they?

00:28:04Yes.

00:28:05So they can band together with more of them for an attack on us.

00:28:08They were signaling.

00:28:09You better break up camp right now.

00:28:11Yeah, and try to get to the post.

00:28:13Engines won't strike before dawn.

00:28:15We'll leave the campfires burning so they'll think we're still here.

00:28:19You're in an old fired hurry to get to the post, ain't you?

00:28:21That's the reason you kept back word about the wood being here.

00:28:25So as you can make us get to where you can do some more of your drinking and carousing.

00:28:29Hold on.

00:28:29When I tell you to get to going, they know what they're talking about.

00:28:32I'll get your stock hitched up.

00:28:33And don't forget to throw ashes on them graves.

00:28:37And then drive your wagons across them like I told you.

00:28:39Oh, yeah.

00:28:40Let's see.

00:28:41What's that?

00:28:43What?

00:28:44That.

00:28:45Oh, that.

00:28:46Much nothing.

00:28:47Just a couple of scalps.

00:28:50Why, you...

00:28:50He swore he's going to have a hundred of them by the time he's seventy.

00:28:54You attacked the engines?

00:28:55Yeah.

00:28:56They had them stagecoach horses with them.

00:29:00You run that risk?

00:29:01Oh, no, coach.

00:29:03There was only ten or twelve men in the room with them horses.

00:29:06You jeopardized the lives of everyone in this outfit.

00:29:09Or six worthless horses?

00:29:11Worthless horses?

00:29:12They'll be worth forty dollars apiece to us when we get to Sacramento.

00:29:16Always thinking about yourselves.

00:29:18Hi.

00:29:19Oh, coach.

00:29:20Look here.

00:29:21Come on.

00:29:28Hello there.

00:29:29Got a toothache?

00:29:39If you have, why, Seth can take it out for you with his pliers.

00:29:43He's kind of handy with things like that.

00:29:46Used to be a blacksmith.

00:29:49Oh, no.

00:29:52Well, then.

00:29:53I'm afraid.

00:29:56I thought it was funny you wasn't scared before.

00:30:02What did you start for California for, anyway?

00:30:04Alone.

00:30:05I do not start alone.

00:30:07Who?

00:30:08I start together with my father.

00:30:10But...

00:30:11Oh.

00:30:11On our way from Vincent,

00:30:13he goes into his bed.

00:30:16For five weeks I watch.

00:30:18But...

00:30:19He died.

00:30:20I'm sorry.

00:30:21But he said to me before,

00:30:24go on.

00:30:25I guess he didn't know what going on would mean.

00:30:29No, he do not know.

00:30:33I hear there are lots of French people in Indiana.

00:30:37Yes, we are all French at Vincent.

00:30:40I know you've had a tough time.

00:30:42And I hope it's all behind you when you get out to California.

00:30:46I hope so.

00:30:47But now...

00:30:51Oh, I'm a big...

00:30:53How do you say?

00:30:54Turkey?

00:30:55Turkey?

00:30:56I don't know what you're aiming at.

00:30:58Yes, because I have the fear.

00:31:00I'm stupid.

00:31:01I'm Turkey.

00:31:02Turkey?

00:31:04Yes.

00:31:05When a woman makes herself silly and...

00:31:08How do you say it?

00:31:10Um...

00:31:11Oh...

00:31:13Goose.

00:31:13Maybe.

00:31:14Hmm?

00:31:15That's it.

00:31:16Goose.

00:31:17Yeah.

00:31:18But you're not a goose.

00:31:19No?

00:31:20You're as brave as anybody.

00:31:22Most of us are as shaky as you are tonight.

00:31:24And us men get our courage out of bottles.

00:31:28All the other women have somebody to lean on.

00:31:30But you've got nobody.

00:31:33That's why you come and talk to me.

00:31:35So I can lean on you.

00:31:37A little while.

00:31:38Well, maybe.

00:31:41Anyhow, I didn't come over because I thought you was good and mad at me.

00:31:45I'm not mad now.

00:31:47Well, then.

00:31:49Don't be scared anymore.

00:31:51We're moving to the post on the cover of night.

00:31:53You'll be all right.

00:31:55I'm all right now.

00:31:57And I will not be afraid again.

00:31:59I promise.

00:32:00How do you say when you mean something very much?

00:32:04Shake.

00:32:06Shake.

00:32:07Shake.

00:32:08Shake.

00:32:10Shake.

00:32:12Shake.

00:32:14Shake.

00:32:30Hey, Paulo.

00:32:30Hey, I'm the cop.

00:32:35Hey, I'm the cop.

00:32:37Let's go.

00:33:07Let's go.

00:33:37A bottle of whiskey will cost you a barrel of flour.

00:33:39Why, that's the same as robbing a man.

00:33:42It suits me, brother.

00:33:43You can take it or leave.

00:33:44Well, all right.

00:33:47Jerry, a bottle of bourbon.

00:33:49Do you see what I see?

00:33:57Jeff!

00:33:58Jeff, love it, you gorilla!

00:34:00Jeff, you old son of a rattlesnake!

00:34:04Howdy, Jim!

00:34:05And Bill Jackson!

00:34:07Yes!

00:34:07Now, what are you doing in this skunk pool?

00:34:12Still scout?

00:34:13Scout?

00:34:14Not me.

00:34:16I'm working for the railroad.

00:34:17Railroad?

00:34:18What railroad?

00:34:20The Atchison, Topeka, Santa Fe.

00:34:22Putting out railroad, too, when they can't hardly get that wagon.

00:34:25Hey, they'd give up that fool idea way back in 58.

00:34:30Well, it's on again.

00:34:32These two fellas with me are surveying it now.

00:34:35Say, in a few years, you won't need no scouts.

00:34:38They'll always need scouts.

00:34:40How about it?

00:34:46The stock's in fine shape.

00:34:48We can travel all right if you want to.

00:34:50But I'd rather wait a couple of days.

00:34:52The ground's still pretty spongy.

00:34:54Ordinarily, I would, Clint.

00:34:55But I got to get these hob-raising independents out here

00:34:57before they all go plum loco.

00:34:59Oh, why don't you pull out without them independents?

00:35:02No kind of drunken bunch of cattle anyhow.

00:35:04Can't do that.

00:35:05I need them for protection against the engines.

00:35:08You got 18 company wagons, ain't you?

00:35:10Yes.

00:35:10Nothing out there but small bands of Indians now.

00:35:14But if they ever find out the soldiers is gone,

00:35:16they're going to band together in one big war party.

00:35:20Better leave while they're still scattered.

00:35:23How do you know so much about it?

00:35:25I was out there in the Indian country about two months ago

00:35:28with an immigrant train that was massacred in a car war.

00:35:31But you got away.

00:35:33Yeah.

00:35:34But I was the only one.

00:35:36They jumped us because we only had six outfits.

00:35:40But they ain't going to start no trouble with 18 outfits.

00:35:43I still wouldn't favor splitting the train.

00:35:47Mr. Couch, I've about come to the end of my tether.

00:35:50We've got to get out of here.

00:35:52Mr. Couch, why can't we leave this terrible place?

00:35:55Everybody has lost their minds.

00:35:58Stupid people gambling and drinking, fighting.

00:36:00I know, ma'am, but I ain't got any control over these independent freighters.

00:36:05Oh, but look at this poor woman.

00:36:07Her husband is drunk, playing car.

00:36:10Give me all their goods away.

00:36:12I know the man that's lost his old wagon.

00:36:14I'm just as anxious to go as you are, ma'am.

00:36:16But I can't until I round up these independents.

00:36:19I'll tell you one way you can round them up.

00:36:21How?

00:36:22You've got enough company drivers that ain't too drunk and there's too sober to fight.

00:36:26You've got me and Bridger and Jackson.

00:36:29You say the word and we'll handle them.

00:36:32My gosh, that's a good idea.

00:36:34Hey, gather up your drivers.

00:36:36Wait.

00:36:36Have them hook up their team so when we get them rounded up,

00:36:38we can put them in the wagons and get started pronto.

00:36:40That'll mean pitching up the independent teams, too.

00:36:42That's right.

00:36:43Oh, don't you worry, Mr. Couch.

00:36:45Us women folks will tend to that.

00:36:47My girls will pitch in and help, too.

00:36:49Them with their sheltered lives.

00:36:51Time they had a few calluses on their hands,

00:36:53they're getting plump demoralized.

00:36:58I'll get a hold of Bridger and Jackson.

00:37:00All right.

00:37:05Well, if he was my husband, you wouldn't find out.

00:37:09What is he saying?

00:37:19They want to know if they can buy our fire engine to make fire water.

00:37:25Look at her.

00:37:26A wiggling and a pouting and a buttoning up with that rubber moth of her.

00:37:30Just like a snake putting a spell on a bird.

00:37:34He ain't been himself for the last three days.

00:37:37I've been watching him pretty close.

00:37:40Yesterday, he only had 11 drinks.

00:37:44And he's been a-working, too.

00:37:46But doing things for Couch he don't have to do.

00:37:51She's got him all right.

00:37:54Let's get drunk.

00:37:57Well, let's try anyway.

00:37:58Let's try anyway.

00:38:07Hey, give us a bottle of that whiskey.

00:38:10No, no.

00:38:11I'll get you a bottle of 20-year-old Kentucky bourbon.

00:38:14No, no.

00:38:14We'll drink this bar whiskey.

00:38:17It's got more milk to it.

00:38:18Well, what of it?

00:38:41What do you mean?

00:38:42I mean, uh...

00:38:44I'll never have it.

00:38:45You mean you'd see that boy that we learned to shoot straight, to ride straight, to drink

00:38:51straight liquor, throw himself away on a...

00:38:53No, no, no.

00:38:54Now, she ain't no better nor no worse than any other female.

00:38:58Well, she looks puny and peaked to me.

00:39:04I once knowed a man settled down with one of them foreign women.

00:39:08Their babies was all dwarfs.

00:39:11Now, now, now, don't you go worrying in your head about no babies?

00:39:15This marriage ain't gonna last that long.

00:39:18No, I don't know.

00:39:19Well, she's one of them kind that'll hang on like grim death to what she wants.

00:39:25Oh, well.

00:39:26He'll get over it.

00:39:27Just the same as he done the measles.

00:39:30Mmm.

00:39:31Love's a funny thing.

00:39:33I remember once I was awful fond of a little kick-a-poo Indian girl, and I don't know, but

00:39:43for some reason or other, I kind of appealed to her.

00:39:52I might have known you wouldn't understand anything tender-like.

00:39:57You haven't got any romance in me.

00:39:59Say, I've been looking for you.

00:40:12And Snake Reaver will be just about right for dropping by the time we get there.

00:40:17You're right.

00:40:18And us two could skin off about a thousand pounds apiece.

00:40:24And what am I going to be doing?

00:40:26You.

00:40:27You'll be married and settle down.

00:40:29We won't have to bother with you no more.

00:40:32Ought to be a fancy market for Peltz and Frisco, huh?

00:40:36Mm-hmm.

00:40:38So you two are going trapping, huh?

00:40:40Got any objections?

00:40:42Well, what about me?

00:40:46Now, wait a minute.

00:40:48Who said I was getting married?

00:40:51Oh, she's got you hooked.

00:40:52Yeah, you thought you know it all.

00:40:55But you're sure that you don't know nothing.

00:40:58Not where women's concerned, anyway.

00:41:00Oh, coony and tricky.

00:41:03Look out.

00:41:04Yeah.

00:41:04Why was she so willing to say she was married to you back there in Independence?

00:41:09You're just as green as a sapling about the design and ways of women folk.

00:41:14It was an easy victim.

00:41:16Yeah, but she didn't pull no wool over our eyes.

00:41:20Now, wait a minute.

00:41:22Maybe you've done me a favor here.

00:41:24I admit I was beginning to like her a lot.

00:41:28But a Marion's grape, I never figured on that.

00:41:31And I guess that's maybe where you're right again.

00:41:34She did all along.

00:41:35Hey, bring some of that liquor over here.

00:41:39Try to get me into a corral tied to her apron string.

00:41:43So I'll become one of them tidied up men rocking in front of a stove with pipe ashes all down the front of me.

00:41:49And my hands all tangled up in a skein of knitting wool.

00:41:54Set that down and ain't got long to live.

00:41:56Do you really think you've got a chance to shake her off?

00:41:59A dropper?

00:42:00Same as you've done all the rest of them?

00:42:02Here's hoping she finds a husband somewhere else.

00:42:07Amen.

00:42:23That's enough for you.

00:42:25Let go of my arm.

00:42:27The train's moving out.

00:42:28Pouch is giving us orders.

00:42:29Let him go.

00:42:31Okay.

00:42:32I'll tell you what I'll do, Jim.

00:42:41I'll trust you to hold this mug a liquor steady on your head.

00:42:45How about me trusting you to shoot straight?

00:42:48You don't have to worry about that.

00:42:50All right, let's get out of those shoot lines.

00:42:54What a beautiful fight.

00:42:56I wish we was in it.

00:42:58Oh, I meant to tell you.

00:42:59We're supposed to be.

00:43:01What?

00:43:01We are on it.

00:43:03Wait a minute.

00:43:04Which side are we supposed to be on?

00:43:06What divers is that made?

00:43:08None.

00:43:09Come on.

00:43:09Come on!

00:43:39Have you had enough?

00:43:52Come on, answer me.

00:43:53Answer me, you heaven-guerrish one.

00:43:59He don't belong to no outfit.

00:44:05I've been killing him.

00:44:06I'm no mangy freighter.

00:44:07I'm wishing all my time and all my muscle.

00:44:12Come on, get going.

00:44:13I'm going.

00:44:15Here's your husband, madam.

00:44:25Say, what you're doing?

00:44:27Oh, that was a good one.

00:44:31I didn't know you cared.

00:44:34Why, you didn't think I'd leave you behind, did you, sweetheart?

00:44:45What?

00:44:55Break your...

00:44:56Break your...

00:44:59Oh, man!

00:45:29Oh, man!

00:45:31Get him!

00:45:59Get him!

00:46:01Get him!

00:46:29Get him!

00:46:30Get him!

00:46:31Get him!

00:46:32Get him!

00:46:33Get him!

00:46:34Get him!

00:46:35Get him!

00:46:36Look, Cap!

00:46:37I'll get some of the boys to help you set her up.

00:46:39No.

00:46:40We'll make camp here.

00:46:41We'll set her up in the morning.

00:46:42Well, we need some feed.

00:46:43I'll go make a snow plow and uncover some of this sponge draft.

00:46:46All right.

00:46:47Go!

00:46:48Go!

00:46:49Go!

00:46:50Go!

00:46:51Go!

00:46:52Go!

00:46:53Go!

00:46:54Go!

00:46:55Go!

00:46:56Go!

00:46:57Go!

00:46:58Is there anybody here that knows any reason why these two shouldn't get married?

00:47:13No.

00:47:14Oh, boy.

00:47:15No, no.

00:47:16Go on.

00:47:17Do you know what you're doing?

00:47:18We do.

00:47:19Join hands.

00:47:20You'd better join both of them.

00:47:21You want to make this binding.

00:47:23All right.

00:47:24Now you're man and wife.

00:47:25Do I get to kiss the bride?

00:47:27It makes you think, don't it?

00:47:28You could almost hear the organs here.

00:47:29Oh, well, now, Maisie.

00:47:30If you think it's really necessary for us to get married, why?

00:47:43You see?

00:47:44Even when I'm willing to get spliced in my patrimony, I don't seem to get nowhere with them.

00:47:50I don't seem to get no words of them.

00:48:03I guess he's cured of it.

00:48:05If he was in love, he wouldn't have no appetite like that.

00:48:20I don't think he's cured of it.

00:48:50Gosh, do we have to go across them mountains?

00:48:58Yep.

00:48:59The scouts say there's a pass over there where we can get through.

00:49:02Well, if he is one, it's a layin' up yonder in that saddle, Summers.

00:49:06Justin' there's liable to be a lot of deep snowdrifts on the other side.

00:49:10Sure looks like mighty ticklish goin'.

00:49:15YOLO-HOO!

00:49:20YOLO-HOO!

00:49:26Nothing funny about that.

00:49:28Well, let's hitch up and get goin' anyway.

00:49:50And immigrants had it easy compared to this.

00:50:02Them immigrants had it easy compared to this.

00:50:18Yeah.

00:50:30Come on, here.

00:50:32Good job's moving, dude.

00:50:34Yeah, but fucking mine is a good job.

00:50:37I guess he didn't get it for that.

00:50:40Well, it's about time you scouts got us some fresh meat.

00:50:43Well, they ain't got nothing to say for themselves.

00:50:46They know they ain't a bit of use to us.

00:50:48My coach, that their deer was killed by Kiowas.

00:50:53Kiowa moccasin tracks all around them.

00:50:56Planes, engines.

00:50:58Way off their regular territory.

00:51:00Still following us.

00:51:03Or maybe just a hunting party.

00:51:06Did you ever hear a Kiowas traveling so far to hunt just game?

00:51:13Well, no.

00:51:15Better double your night guard.

00:51:17There's something funny about this.

00:51:19All right.

00:51:20I'll have that done.

00:51:21I wonder if there was any reason why he was the only survivor of that there massacre.

00:51:29I was just wondering the same thing myself.

00:51:34You're in love with Clint Belmont.

00:52:00And you ain't done a thing to get him.

00:52:02Salking and pouty.

00:52:05Just what men love.

00:52:07I don't think.

00:52:09You gotta baby them.

00:52:11And honey them.

00:52:12And butter them on both sides.

00:52:14I am French.

00:52:16And I have known all what you say since I was so high.

00:52:20What's a good a knowing if you don't use it?

00:52:22Perhaps you're right.

00:52:24Well, you can risk a couple of perhapses on it.

00:52:26You can risk a couple of perhapses on it.

00:52:56Yes, ma'am.

00:52:58You'll excuse me.

00:52:59You're not seeing you sooner.

00:53:01Will you tell that scout that I need his help?

00:53:10Yes.

00:53:16Bunsour.

00:53:19Bunsour.

00:53:19The French says she wants you to come over there and fix something gone wrong with her outfit.

00:53:35Tell her I'm too busy.

00:53:38Come on, let's go tell her, Jim.

00:53:40Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.

00:53:43Oh.

00:53:45Clint.

00:53:47Clint Belmont says for me to tell you he's too busy a man to fetch and carry at your beck and call.

00:53:54Of course, if there's anything we can do to help you, if anything's gone wrong.

00:53:59No, thank you.

00:54:01Get out.

00:54:10Hold it right there.

00:54:13Yeah, miss?

00:54:14No, I'm not.

00:54:15Take it easy.

00:54:20Mike!

00:54:21Mike!

00:54:23Yeah!

00:54:24Take care!

00:54:25Take care!

00:54:26Take care!

00:54:27Take care!

00:54:28Take care!

00:54:29Take care!

00:54:30Take care!

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00:57:55You will see one box of linen that all the gold in California could not buy.

00:57:59Since I'm a little girl, I've been putting fine pieces in that box for when I'm married.

00:58:04What?

00:58:05Yes, it is a custom with French people.

00:58:10And when we are married and have our own house,

00:58:14you will be proud of the fine tableclothes and the serviettes.

00:58:18The what?

00:58:19Yes, you know, the napkins that I have embroidered with my own hands.

00:58:25I never sat down at a table all cluttered up like that.

00:58:29And I don't know if I'd like to, either.

00:58:31But darling, not always.

00:58:34You will be sitting here like this, with the coffee here, and the plate here,

00:58:38and everything cooking like here, with such funny people?

00:58:42No.

00:58:44We will have a...

00:58:46Tova Bayern.

00:58:50And there will be wine at the table.

00:58:52And in the evening, when you come back from work...

00:58:56What kind of work?

00:58:59Oh, I don't know, darling.

00:59:01But you will find some real work, so you can come home every night.

00:59:04You mean, I'd have to give up scouting?

00:59:11What?

00:59:12You won't leave me for this?

00:59:14To go and come with those old men in the wagons?

00:59:17Why not?

00:59:18That's all I know how to do.

00:59:20And those old men are aiming to make as good a scout of me as they are.

00:59:24And they don't come any better.

00:59:27Oh, then, if this is your life, you do not want me.

00:59:30Wait a minute.

00:59:32I don't say that.

00:59:34What I say is that I don't see how I'm going to fit into the picture you've got in your mind.

00:59:40Working regular, eating off of tablecloths, and tying a napkin around my neck like a baby.

00:59:47I've always been free, and I don't know if...

00:59:50I'd like a woman to tell me this here and that there.

00:59:52I ain't never been tied down to nothing.

00:59:54Oh, oh, how stupid I was.

01:00:00I thought you loved me.

01:00:02I thought you wouldn't marry me and be happy with me.

01:00:06And all what you want is this, to ride, to drink whiskey and make love to some other girls.

01:00:11Then be killed by the Indians.

01:00:13Well, all that's being free anyhow.

01:00:15It's my nature to be free.

01:00:17Then, I have this to say to you.

01:00:20You are free.

01:00:23You are very free.

01:00:24Do anything you like, but never speak to me again.

01:00:27Now, wait a minute.

01:00:28Oh, girl.

01:00:29Oh.

01:00:29I still want to give her our congratulations, huh?

01:00:49That's a good idea.

01:00:51Come on, Jim.

01:00:52Is there trouble with you, Jim, as you get a drink?

01:01:00Yeah, I know.

01:01:01Oh.

01:01:03Well, Missy, you got him.

01:01:05Yeah.

01:01:06Hooked and ready to land.

01:01:09I hope you're satisfied.

01:01:11You made a fine house door go to the man.

01:01:14Ah.

01:01:15You are congratulating me, eh?

01:01:18Certainly.

01:01:19We are good sports.

01:01:20Yeah, that's your life.

01:01:22Well, I don't want him.

01:01:25You understand?

01:01:27What's that?

01:01:28I say I'm rid of him.

01:01:31You're rid of him?

01:01:32You mean you've turned him down?

01:01:35I did.

01:01:36You don't love him?

01:01:38Love him.

01:01:41Yes, I do.

01:01:43I love him as much as you.

01:01:45I was ready to work for him.

01:01:48To bear him children.

01:01:49And make him a real home.

01:01:52I would have made something out of your Clint Belmont.

01:01:55And Dan is much more than you can say.

01:01:57What's that?

01:01:59What have you ever done for him, eh?

01:02:01Why, we are raised, Doc.

01:02:03Raised for what?

01:02:05To be like you all the rest of his life?

01:02:06Just a drunken, miserable, selfish pig?

01:02:09By the way I said.

01:02:11Why, sir?

01:02:14Young little fool.

01:02:18Sit fire.

01:02:21Who's there?

01:02:22Tell me, Jim.

01:02:23When she was gabbing away there, did she say something about having thrown Clint down?

01:02:32Seems like this she did.

01:02:34Let's go tell him who lucky he is.

01:02:39Right.

01:02:45This horse is gone.

01:02:47He's a trailing engine.

01:02:50Alone.

01:02:50They've been traveling since two o'clock this morning to dodge the heat.

01:03:07Must be getting near the river by now.

01:03:09Yeah.

01:03:10I will jump him when I get him across.

01:03:12You understand?

01:03:13You tell him.

01:03:15How about that?

01:03:15He's nothing.

01:03:16I thought that down there, that I can live.

01:03:18He's been traveling in a straight line all night.

01:03:31Now are you satisfied that he ain't trailing no engines, huh?

01:03:35He's running away all right.

01:03:37But why?

01:03:38Oh, Jim.

01:03:40I've been kind of thinking.

01:03:43You suppose there's anything in what that girl said last night, huh?

01:03:47I've been a-thinking, too.

01:03:49Oh, come on.

01:04:17All right.

01:04:22Have your laugh.

01:04:23That's what you followed me for.

01:04:25You told me a gal would get a hold of me someday, and you was right.

01:04:29Now laugh, dog, don't you?

01:04:31Please.

01:04:31He's got me so I can't even look at her without one to grab her in my arm.

01:04:57And that's why I'm running away from her, so that I can beat it.

01:05:07And when I meet up here at Sacramento, I'll have it beat.

01:05:10But she loves you.

01:05:12I know that.

01:05:14You mean that you're running away from her because you love her, too?

01:05:19Yes.

01:05:20And why run away?

01:05:22Well, I've been thinking.

01:05:25She's right.

01:05:26I ain't good enough for her.

01:05:27I wouldn't make her or any gal a fit husband.

01:05:30You know, Sonny, what she's been a-blaming you for, she'd have been much righter to blame us about.

01:05:36Mm-hmm.

01:05:38Me and Jim ain't treated you right.

01:05:40We've been lying to you.

01:05:43The railroad is coming.

01:05:45Freighters have only got a little while longer.

01:05:47But, oh, time's just changing.

01:05:50And you'd better change, too.

01:05:52You mean to say she's reformed you?

01:05:54We ain't a-talking about us.

01:05:57Now, you'd better go back.

01:05:59We can't do no more for you, boy.

01:06:01And she can.

01:06:03Mm-hmm.

01:06:04That's another place we went wrong.

01:06:07She's all right.

01:06:08And you're asking me to go back?

01:06:10It's the best thing for you, boy.

01:06:13Well, what are you going to do?

01:06:14Oh, never mind about us.

01:06:15Hmm.

01:06:17That's funny.

01:06:18You asking me to turn you down.

01:06:21After the way you cared for me when I was young and weak, ah.

01:06:25And now that you're weak and old.

01:06:28Oh, weak?

01:06:29What?

01:06:30Why are you...

01:06:32You insist, young puppy.

01:06:34I've been still wrecked.

01:06:37You have to beat you a minute.

01:06:40Take that gun off your face.

01:06:42Get down.

01:06:43Get in there.

01:06:44Hey, go take that gun off your face, will you?

01:06:47What have you got on here?

01:06:48Go on, get up.

01:06:49Listen.

01:06:50Wait a minute.

01:06:50Engine.

01:06:51Hiawurst and Comanches.

01:07:20They're split, supposed to attack the train from both sides of the river.

01:07:27Keep on that second turn.

01:07:48We came on our second office looks a little tight, Doug.

01:08:18We came on our second office.

01:08:48We came on our second office.

01:09:18We came on our second office.

01:09:44I'm thinking about us, huh?

01:09:48They're telling us we was old.

01:09:54Well, he was right about you anyway.

01:09:58You missed that one.

01:10:04Ha! You missed again.

01:10:06You're shooting like a cross-eyed squaw.

01:10:14Got him that time.

01:10:18All right.

01:10:20Six to four.

01:10:21You're a liar.

01:10:22Even, huh?

01:10:28Even!

01:10:39Game low when they're running, like I told you, Mr. Tepkiko.

01:10:42You can do your own, too.

01:10:44I can get more than you two old crippled put together.

01:10:47Yeah?

01:10:48Well, you cripple him, sonny, and we'll finish him for you.

01:10:55You got him!

01:10:56Yeah!

01:10:57We'll make a real Indian fighter out of here yet, huh?

01:10:59Yeah!

01:11:00Look!

01:11:02Murder!

01:11:07The renegade skunk!

01:11:09Getting ready to be the sole survivor of another massacre!

01:11:13Yeah!

01:11:14Yes, yes!

01:11:16The Indians want to catch us while we're split for the river.

01:11:19If we can only get together on to the other side, we've got a chance.

01:11:22Frank, you see, to get the stock across.

01:11:24Jim and me will take some men and hold them off here as long as we can to cover the cross.

01:11:28See?

01:11:29Where's the girl?

01:11:30Here's the girl!

01:11:31Come on!

01:11:46What a picture I got of you!

01:11:48Crawling out from under them there wheels!

01:11:50Oh, they're coming over with shoot and grease!

01:11:53Ha-ha!

01:11:54Ha-ha!

01:11:55Ha-ha!

01:11:56Ha-ha!

01:12:01There's candies and peanuts!

01:12:03Ha-ha-ha-ha!

01:12:04You ain't got no answer for that one, have you?

01:12:07In case you had funny bones going back on you, eh?

01:12:10Twelve!

01:12:11Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

01:12:12Come on, Jim!

01:12:13You will admit, you will admit that that was a funny idea, eh?

01:12:14Cigars, candies and peanuts.

01:12:15It was a funny idea.

01:12:16It was a funny idea.

01:12:17It was a funny idea!

01:12:18It's a funny idea!

01:12:19Yeah!

01:12:20What a funny idea!

01:12:23Hey, come on, Jim!

01:12:25You will admit, you will admit, that that was a funny idea, eh?

01:12:4613, here's one massacre you ain't survived.

01:13:16You can't help me now.

01:13:46We can get this kerosene across, and them horses loose.

01:13:53Them menus have got to be stuck.

01:14:09More engines starting across the river.

01:14:11They must have wiped them out as we left on the other side.

01:14:14They're making a cross to the river side, too.

01:14:16We're finished.

01:14:17Fire, too.

01:14:19More, more.

01:14:20More, more.

01:14:21More, more.

01:14:22More, more.

01:14:26More, more.

01:14:27More, more.

01:14:29More, more.

01:14:30More, more.

01:14:31More, more.

01:14:32More, more.

01:14:33More.

01:14:34More.

01:14:35More.

01:14:36More.

01:14:37More.

01:14:38More.

01:14:41More.

01:14:43More.

01:14:44More.

01:14:45More.

01:14:46More.

01:14:47More.

01:14:48Well, we got a black car.

01:14:49That'll hold them engines across the river for a spell.

01:15:01Let's pour two of them on this side while we got them split.

01:15:03All right, boys.

01:15:04Give it to them.

01:15:05Give it to them.

01:15:19Let's get them on the run.

01:15:41Solo, let's go.

01:15:43Hunter, please.

01:15:44Let's go.

01:15:49Let's go.

01:16:19Let's go.

01:16:49Whosoever believeth on me shall never die.

01:16:53Let's go.

01:16:55Let's go.

01:16:57Let's go.

01:16:59Let's go.

01:17:03Let's go.

01:17:05Let's go.

01:17:07Let's go.

01:17:09Let's go.

01:17:17Let's go.

01:17:19Let's go.

01:17:21Let's go.

01:17:22Let's go.

01:17:23Let's go.

01:17:24Let's go.

01:17:25Let's go.

01:17:26Let's go.

01:17:27Let's go.

01:17:28Let's go.

01:17:29Let's go.

01:17:30Let's go.

01:17:31Let's go.

01:17:32Let's go.

01:17:33Let's go.

01:17:34Let's go.

01:17:35Let's go.

01:17:36Let's go.

01:17:37Let's go.

01:17:38Let's go.

01:17:39Let's go.

01:17:40Let's go.

01:17:41Let's go.

01:17:42Let's go.

01:17:43Let's go.

01:17:44Let's go.

01:17:45Let's go.

01:17:46Let's go.

01:17:47Let's go.

01:17:48To the Sacramento tomorrow.

01:17:49And me and Nathaniel's thinking I'm doing the same thing.

01:17:54Get back in that wagon.

01:17:55Get back.

01:17:56Get back.

01:17:57It's not my intention to come all the way out here to open up a matrimonial agency.

01:18:01This will make the third sale I've made since we struck California.

01:18:05Seth Higgins bought one of them air prints less than an hour ago.

01:18:09Did you say Seth Higgins?

01:18:11Yes, Ma'am.

01:18:12Well, Land and Ocean.

01:18:13Go for it.

01:18:14Where did that take him for you?

01:18:21Come on, dear.

01:18:44I come to ask you if there's anything I can do to help you get started in Sacramento.

01:18:55No, that is nothing.

01:18:58Well, then, I guess there's nothing more to say.

01:19:02Except that I'm giving up scouting.

01:19:06Yes?

01:19:08With them two gone, it wouldn't be the same anyhow.

01:19:12I'm sorry.

01:19:14I'd be awful lonesome riding back east, thinking about them and you.

01:19:21Oh, but you will be free.

01:19:26I've been thinking that over.

01:19:30And I'd rather eat with a napkin around my neck for the rest of my life.

01:19:34Then perhaps you will permit me to sell you some of my fine linen, huh?

01:19:41You've got it coming to you to have all the fun with me you want.

01:19:46But not now.

01:19:48I'm asking you a question and the answer can't be maybe.

01:19:51It's got to be yes or no straight out, understand?

01:19:59Will you marry me, yes or no?

01:20:02Yes.

01:20:03Yes.

01:20:04Yes.

01:20:05Yes.

01:20:06Yes.

01:20:07Yes.

01:20:08Yes.

01:20:09Yes.

01:20:10Yes.

01:20:11Yeah.

01:20:12Yes.

01:20:13Yes.

01:20:15Yes.

01:20:17Yes.

01:20:18THE END

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