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Hope Valley 1874 Episode 3 with English Subtitles
In Episode 3, life in Hope Valley continues to unfold as relationships grow and challenges emerge within the community. Personal struggles and hidden emotions begin to shape the path forward.
As bonds are tested and new connections form, the town faces moments that will leave lasting impact on its people.
With heartfelt storytelling, rich historical atmosphere, and emotional depth, this episode brings warmth and tension together in a compelling way.
Watch Hope Valley 1874 Episode 3 in HD with English Subtitles.
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Hope Valley 1874 Episode 3 with English Subtitles
In Episode 3, life in Hope Valley continues to unfold as relationships grow and challenges emerge within the community. Personal struggles and hidden emotions begin to shape the path forward.
As bonds are tested and new connections form, the town faces moments that will leave lasting impact on its people.
With heartfelt storytelling, rich historical atmosphere, and emotional depth, this episode brings warmth and tension together in a compelling way.
Watch Hope Valley 1874 Episode 3 in HD with English Subtitles.
#HopeValley1874 #Episode3 #HistoricalDrama #EnglishSubtitles #FullHD #WatchOnline #Streaming #PeriodDrama #DramaSeries
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00:02Previously on Hope Valley 1874
00:05No, no, no, it's not the end of the world
00:07Although if it isn't, I would hate to see what it is
00:09I need lumber for repairs
00:11I don't have any to spare
00:12Because I'm planting alfalfa
00:13And I have to build a fence to keep the cattle on
00:15It's not lovely
00:16Clayton made it, isn't he talented?
00:18I'll say
00:20I wanted to order some lumber from Mr. Williams
00:23It's more than I expected
00:30Don't forget to breathe
00:34It's not so bad
00:37What's that one made from?
00:38Calendula
00:39There's melon
00:41That nice and soothing
00:42It's going to help you heal faster
00:44You know it is marigold
00:45Why don't you just call it that?
00:47Because we should know the proper names for things
00:50Like grandma taught you?
00:51That's right
00:54I'd wish I'd gotten to meet her
00:57Me too
00:58She would have adored you, Sarah
01:00All right
01:00Next time you decide to see how fast you can jump rope
01:03You will
01:04Tuck in my skirt
01:05Tuck in your skirt, thank you
01:07I will
01:09I learned a new jump rope song from Jenny
01:10You want to come hear it?
01:11I would love to
01:12But I still have a lot to do here
01:14I'll wait for you
01:16No, you better go play
01:17There's still so many planks on the upstairs floor
01:19That need replacing
01:20Do they?
01:24Found another spot
01:26Lars, are you all right?
01:27No, I'm fine
01:29I'm fine, I'm fine
01:29But I can't say the same for your floor, Mrs. Clark
01:32I can patch it up
01:33But he'll take the last of the boards we got from the camp
01:35Oh, no, but there's still so many that need to be repaired
01:37How will I pay for it all?
01:39You don't need to worry about that
01:40Go play
01:41I will figure something out
01:45Do not sell the ring
01:47Okay?
01:51I won't
01:59Oh
02:07Oh, that's an ounce and a half
02:08Good for you, Pete
02:10About time I had a good day
02:12All right
02:14One to seven
02:15There you go
02:16Don't spend it all in one place
02:17Unless it's right here
02:22Ah, more pies
02:23Good, I just ran out
02:25Don't you cook nothing but pies?
02:27I pay good money for something to stick to my ribs
02:29We got beef jerky on the shelf
02:30Hurts my teeth
02:33When was the last time you had a vegetable?
02:35Or something green?
02:37Moldy cheese count
02:39Okay, that's for the last batch
02:43Thank you
02:45That's right, I won't be buying lumber for quite some time
02:47Oh, that's going to take a lot more pies
02:49Especially if I want to decorate with Olivia's beautiful designs
02:55Maybe you want to reconsider a gold painting
02:58I was only half joking about that
02:59Things have changed
03:00What's changed?
03:01Some prospectors hit pay dirt at a stream nearby
03:03So now the whole camp has moved over there
03:04More gold means more borders
03:08I've got to get this place open
03:10You will
03:11You will
03:14Come on
03:16Come on
03:21Come on
03:22Come on
03:23Get through there
03:23Get, get
03:25Come on
03:27Josh
03:27Hey, just came from the east pasture
03:29The ranch hands aren't there
03:30They're supposed to be putting up a fence
03:31Maybe they're still loading rails
03:32They better get a move on
03:34Because they can't plant that alfalfa until they build the fence
03:36And without that I'm not going to have any feed for the cattle
03:39I worked on a ranch in Montana
03:41Lost half their cattle to a lack of feed
03:42I'm not going to let that happen here
03:45I've got to get these strays back to the herd
03:46I've got to get these strays back to the herd
03:47All right
03:47We'll go find those ranch hands
03:48All right
03:48Come on
03:51Yeah
03:56Morning
03:57Morning
03:58You heading to that lesson?
04:00Yes
04:01Peggy's a fast learner
04:02Pretty soon she'll be able to open up a book
04:04And do more than look at the pictures
04:06The pictures are the best part
04:10How's your alfalfa farm coming along?
04:12And your fences?
04:14That's coming
04:15How about your boarding house?
04:17Also coming along
04:20Well, I hear the prospectors have caught gold fever
04:22And they're moving to a different stream
04:23That must make you happy
04:25Whatever it takes to get them off my land
04:29You just made my day a little brighter
04:35Wow
04:36These are real nice
04:38Rebecca tells me what she has in mind
04:39And I try to capture it for her
04:42I'm impressed
04:43Well, that's sweet of you, Clayton
04:46Oh, you're here
04:47Again
04:48Yes, ma'am
04:49I was running low on powdered limestone for my forge, so
04:53Oh
04:54You might want to think about reorganizing your orders
04:57So we don't have to make so many trips out here
04:59Yeah
05:00I don't mind
05:03Okay, bring your wagon out back
05:04I'll help you shovel everything in
05:06Yes, ma'am
05:13Bye, Clayton
05:19Back from your round so soon
05:21Seems about a week is what it takes
05:23When things are so quiet
05:26Can I have a word with you?
05:27Sure
05:28About what?
05:29I saw that deer that you carved
05:32Seems you've got some artistic ability
05:35I can do pretty much anything with water metal
05:36What about pen and paper?
05:40Okay
05:43Good morning, Miss Quinn
05:44Good morning, Matt Yvonne
05:47Please, call me Alexander
05:48Only if you call me Olivia
05:51Deal
05:53Clayton tells me that you are skilled at drawing
05:56I don't know if I'd call myself skilled, but I do enjoy it
06:00I imagine you'd enjoy it more if you were paid for such endeavors
06:03Excuse me?
06:04The government are going to publish sketches of the frontier
06:07What on earth for?
06:08To entice settlers to move west
06:10They're looking for drawings that capture the promise and romance of what's out here
06:19Are you interested?
06:23I think I could be
06:30Not
06:32Hot
06:34Not
06:36Pot
06:40Rebecca
06:40Sorry
06:42Is there something on your mind?
06:44Yes
06:44How do you cook for all these cowboys?
06:47They have their own cook
06:48Oh
06:48They can't leave their cattle
06:49So they make their own meals
06:52So it must be the same for the prospectors
06:54They can't leave the stream
06:55But they need a hearty, nutritious meal
06:58When was the last time any of them were acquainted with a vegetable?
07:02What are you thinking?
07:04Well, I'm going to have to start feeding them at the boarding house soon anyway
07:07Why wait?
07:13They're silly
07:16Sarah
07:17I have an idea about something
07:19I'm going to go, but you stay here and play with Jenny
07:20No, I'll come with you
07:21No, it's alright
07:22You two are having fun
07:23I'll come back for you later
07:24Bye, sweetheart
07:27I wouldn't call this fun
07:28It's just a chore
07:30I used to help Mama a lot
07:33On the trail, we had to do all sorts of things we never did before
07:36What was it like where you're from?
07:37There was a lot more people
07:39Sometimes we'd ride a trolley
07:41Or go to the park
07:42Wow
07:43My favorite day was Sunday
07:44Because I'd help Mama make pancakes
07:46And we'd use the good china
07:48Don't you have chores now?
07:50Yeah, but it's not just the two of us now
07:55Alexander said they'll pay me 50 cents for every drawing they choose
07:59I'm being paid to draw
08:00Mm-hmm
08:01Wouldn't that be something?
08:03Next thing you'll be off hobnobbing in Paris
08:05Can you imagine?
08:07I mean, not necessarily Paris
08:10But think of all the places this could take me
08:16Hi, Maddie, Olivia
08:18Do you have a canvas covering that I could purchase?
08:22How big?
08:23As big as you've got
08:28Let's go
08:28How long does it take to load a wagon?
08:30Warner, Tom
08:32Jeremiah
08:35Where's John in the rest of the hands?
08:37They haven't shown up yet
08:40Why not?
08:42I'll tell you, but
08:44You're not gonna like it
08:50Have you seen my new sketch pad?
08:52Um, under the scale
09:05Is everything okay?
09:07Just been looking at the ledger
09:12When was the last time you saw Phoebe Taylor?
09:15It's been a while, but that's Phoebe for you
09:17Yeah, but all the years I've known her
09:19She'd at least come by for a cup of tea now and then
09:21Now, this is unusual
09:23Even for her
09:24Well, how much does she owe us?
09:27Three dollars
09:29I should go pay her a visit
09:31For three dollars?
09:33Since her son left for the East
09:34She's all alone out there
09:35She seems to be getting on just fine
09:37No, something could happen to her
09:39And nobody would even know
09:41I just, I don't want her to be forgotten
10:09John
10:10Charlie, fellas
10:13What do you all think you're doing?
10:20Have you heard, boss?
10:22Folks have been finding gold in this new stream
10:24Figured we'd give it a shot before it's all gone
10:26What about your jobs at the ranch?
10:29We got down here at the crack of dawn
10:31Thought we'd pay him for a few hours
10:36Guess we lost track of time
10:37Well, you're going to lose a lot more than that
10:39If you don't get back to the ranch
10:40We've got a fence to build
10:41Let's go
10:44Cowboys panning for gold
10:47Pure foolishness
10:59Breka
11:00Mr. Moore
11:01Hi
11:03Hello
11:04Surprised to see you here
11:05Well, I just came to talk some sense into my ranch hands
11:08They've got gold fever
11:11That must not sit well
11:12If that leaves you shorthanded on the ranch
11:15We'll be back
11:16Eureka!
11:18Someone else has got luck
11:29Okay
11:29So what are you doing here?
11:32I'm looking for a site
11:34Not you two
11:35No, I'm no prospector
11:37But I am going to feed them
11:38I'm opening a mess tent
11:40There's going to be hot food?
11:41When?
11:42Starting tomorrow
11:45Oh, great
11:48Hear that?
11:50She's going to feed them
12:07Good afternoon, Phoebe
12:11Howdy
12:12What brings you out here?
12:14I was in the area
12:15I just thought I'd pay my respects
12:18Oh, you came to collect the money I owe you
12:21There's that, too
12:24I, uh
12:25Oh, see you've been keeping busy
12:28Is that the canvas I sold you a while back?
12:31What, you treat that with beeswax?
12:34Keeps the rain off
12:39Olivia and I were just talking about your Daniel
12:42You must miss him
12:47Bird's got to leave the nest sometime
12:49No point shedding tears over it
12:54You don't fool me, Phoebe Taylor
12:56Your son was the apple of your eye
13:00I'll be by the trading post in the next week or so
13:02He'll get you three dollars then
13:04I'll be counting the days
13:06Look, I'm just curious why you haven't come by recently
13:08Just no call to
13:09Is it the prospectors?
13:11You haven't come by much since they started showing up
13:13They're just people
13:15Exactly
13:16Of course, people can be annoying
13:19Present company excluded, I presume
13:23Now, bees, on the other hand, they mind their own business
13:26They're hard workers
13:27They got no time for idle chit-chat
13:29Me and them, we share that particular quality
13:32Have it your way
13:33I will leave you to your beeswax
13:36Much appreciated
14:01You lost your way, Olivia?
14:03I'm looking for the perfect picture of promise and romance on the frontier
14:07Right, okay, well, best face the other direction
14:11Nothing romantic about me washing our unmentionables
14:15What do you have in mind?
14:17I don't know, I can't just draw up any old thing
14:19It's for the government
14:20It has to be something grand and romantic that'll lure people west
14:24I hope you find what you're looking for
14:35Just came from the bunkhouse
14:39The cowboys didn't come back
14:43Sorry, Tom
14:44I don't know what they're thinking
14:46They're not
14:49We need 400 of these posts
14:50Which means we've got to dig 400 more holes to put them in
14:55I'm well aware
14:56That's too many with too few men
14:58We won't finish in time for planting season
15:00It'll be the first time we've been in a tough spot
15:02This time it's different
15:03We've got a bigger herd
15:05There's more to lose
15:08We need more hands
15:09Just let me put the word out
15:12I'm not giving up on my men
15:14They gave up on you, Tom
15:26Why didn't you tell me about the mess tent yesterday?
15:29You were playing with Jenny
15:31I didn't want to interrupt you
15:34I reckon you can use a few extra hands
15:39Yes, please
15:41Yeah, it goes like this
15:42Here
15:48Yeah, this tent used to be the old trading post
15:51Brings back memories
15:52Our first winter here
15:54Darn near froze our tails off
15:57Poor Olivia just had me and Frank for company
16:07Sarah, we're going to be here a while
16:08Why don't you see if Fat Girl wants to make friends?
16:10But I want to help, I don't
16:12That's Vivian
16:13Yeah, she's real mature for her age
16:15Just like you
16:15Go on, sweetie
16:16We'll be right here
16:19Go on
16:20Okay
16:38Maybe we should bring some of our cowboys back from the south pasture
16:43We'll risk losing too much of our herd
16:45What's the point of growing alfalfa
16:47If we don't got cattle to feed
16:49What's the point of you digging yourself into an early grave?
16:52Let me take over for you, Bob
16:55Just keep them coming, Jeremiah
16:57I'm fine
17:00Tom, we need more men
17:04Oh, my God
17:22What are you making?
17:24It's for fishing
17:26Gotta catch supper for my pa and me
17:29You should have supper at our mess tent
17:30You can't beat my mama's cooking
17:32Is that what that's supposed to be?
17:34Some kind of restaurant?
17:36We're selling meals to the prospectors
17:41Well, pa and me are having trout
17:48What are you planning on making tonight?
17:50Oh, I never had any complaints about my gumbo
17:53Lots of herbs and aromatics
17:56They won't even know it's good for them
17:58It sounds big city
17:59Yeah, it's New Orleans, actually
18:01There you go
18:02I would just stick with what they know
18:05I mean, salt pork, beans
18:06Come on, everybody likes to try something new, don't they?
18:09Yeah, sure they do
18:10As long as it's exactly the same
18:19Sarah's been gone a while
18:20I wonder if she's getting on with that girl
18:23Seems like Sarah can make friends with just about anyone
18:26Yeah, she's had to learn
18:28I feel guilty
18:29I feel like she's been losing part of her childhood
18:33I used to think the same thing about Olivia
18:35Wait, she turned out just fine
18:36She did
18:38Yes, she's so impressive
18:39And her illustration skills
18:41The fact that she's self-taught
18:42It's wonderful
18:44Yeah
18:46What?
18:48I'm a terrible person
18:50Yes, horrendous
18:53Part of me wishes she wasn't doing these sketches
18:56What if she sells them?
18:58What if she finds a life for herself
19:00Making art somewhere far from here?
19:04What if she leaves me?
19:06No?
19:07No, I'm just being selfish
19:09No, you're being a mother
19:12It's scary
19:13I've thought of that too
19:17Sarah, hi
19:18Oh, how'd you get home with Vivian?
19:20She's busy and she needed to help her pa
19:46Morning
19:48Morning
19:49Morning
19:53I, uh, know I've got you to thank
19:56For Alexander coming to me about the sketches
19:58As far as I can tell
19:59No one can sketch better than you
20:00Clayton Cooley
20:01I am an amateur at best
20:03And you know it
20:03You are too modest
20:05Let me see what you've drawn so far
20:08Sorry
20:09No disrespect
20:14Very well
20:22So much for your opinion of me
20:23My opinion of me hasn't changed
20:25But
20:26Seems you're having a little trouble getting started
20:28Well
20:29It's one thing when I'm just doing it for fun
20:32It's another when
20:33I know that people are going to judge me
20:36Clayton
20:37What if I'm not good enough?
20:39Of course you are
20:41They're looking to others to find the beauty in this place
20:43And who better than you?
20:44So
20:48Talented
20:48Just saying that to be kind
20:50I most certainly am not
20:51I mean take that deer you drew the other day
20:54The curves of the antlers
20:57It's more impressive than the real thing
20:59You really think so?
21:00No question
21:02It's the way you look at things
21:03You make everything more beautiful
21:06Well
21:07I don't
21:08I don't know about that
21:09It's true
21:10Can you really reach in
21:11And find the spirit of this place?
21:38Can we go fishing sometime?
21:41Sure
21:41We can cook the fish for the prospectors
21:44Oh
21:44I can't forget my secret ingredient
21:50Is that garlic?
21:52Yes it is
21:53Hello
21:55I brought it from back east
21:56I sure hope everyone likes it
21:58Yeah I mean Lars and I love it
21:59But you know
22:01We've reached our parents
22:03European cooking
22:05Oh
22:06I'm going to need more salt
22:07How do you have some?
22:09I can stay and watch things
22:11Can you?
22:12Thank you
22:12Alright
22:12No sweetheart
22:14Stay here
22:14It'll be faster if I go by myself
22:16I'll be right back
22:23Thanks Hattie
22:24Oh excuse me
22:26Sorry
22:26You're in a hurry
22:27About to serve my first meal
22:29You're welcome to come by
22:30Well I wish I could
22:31But I ain't got time
22:31Now that my ranch hands
22:32Become prospectors
22:34Which is why I'm here
22:35And post a note
22:35For some more hands
22:37I'm sorry
22:39I know it's hard
22:40When people you trust
22:40Let you down
22:42Speaking from personal experience
22:54Maybe you should talk
22:54With them again
22:55There's no point
22:56I've already given them
22:57A piece of my mind
22:58And don't you ever wonder
22:59What's on their mind?
23:01See things from their perspective?
23:08Gotta go
23:08If they don't like my cooking tonight
23:10They'll never buy it
23:10At the boarding house
23:17What do you think?
23:31How's she doing?
23:33She's been keeping to herself
23:34Oh
23:36Thanks for staying
23:44Hey little chickadee
23:47What's wrong?
23:53You keep trying
23:54To leave me behind
23:55I just went to the trading post
23:57And yesterday
23:58At the ranch
23:59I thought you'd want to
23:59Stay behind and play with Jenny
24:00And then today with that girl
24:03Sarah what is this about?
24:04You don't want me around
24:06What?
24:09Sweetheart
24:10This is all for you
24:14All of this
24:16Sarah
24:26I'm going to give you some time
24:29I'm getting water
24:36I'm going to give you some time
24:38I'm going to give you some time
24:39I'm going to give you some time
24:39I'm going to give you some time
24:39I'm going to give you some time
24:41I'm going to give you some time
24:45I'm going to give you some time
24:46I'm going to give you some time
24:48I'm going to give you some time
24:48I'm going to give you some time
24:49I'm going to give you some time
24:49I'm going to give you some time
24:49I'm going to give you some time
24:50I'm going to give you some time
24:53I'm going to give you some time
25:00Good afternoon, Olivia.
25:02Good afternoon, Alexander.
25:05So, how's the sketching coming along?
25:08I'm glad you asked.
25:10If the government wants to lure people west,
25:13what better way than to show them our new police force?
25:16Me?
25:16Mm-hmm.
25:17Ooh, nobody wants to see my mug on a poster.
25:21I would.
25:31You keep moving.
25:32It's my horse.
25:34Maybe he doesn't think this is his good side.
25:37So, what did you do before joining the Mounted Police?
25:39I was a tracker for Great Plains Trading Company.
25:42Oh, my late father worked for Great Plains
25:43at the Trading Post in Fort Churchill
25:45before starting his own spot here.
25:47How was it when you first got to the settlement?
25:50Well, it wasn't easy.
25:53We lived in a sod hut, fished in icy waters,
25:56tried to keep it warm during the long winters.
25:57nothing as exciting as you living in Toronto.
26:00No, that's remarkable.
26:02If you don't mind me saying,
26:04you don't look like the type of person
26:06who lived in a sod hut.
26:09You look...
26:11I look...
26:12what?
26:15Nothing.
26:15Forget I said it.
26:17It sounds like you've had quite the adventure.
26:20Well, for us, it was more about survival than adventure.
26:23Well, there's no greater adventure
26:24than survival on the frontier.
26:32Speaking of survival on the frontier,
26:35that woman over there...
26:37Oh, Rebecca?
26:38She's one of a kind, all right.
26:40She certainly stands out.
26:42Do you know where she's from?
26:48Actually, I don't.
27:05Sarah, can you stand up?
27:06There's something I want to say to you, please.
27:09Please.
27:14You mean everything to me.
27:17Everything.
27:19And I'm so sorry if I did anything
27:20to make you feel otherwise.
27:24Please talk to me.
27:27I miss traveling in the wagon with you.
27:30Even though it was so hard?
27:31It was just the two of us,
27:33and I liked it that way.
27:35I liked it, too.
27:37You don't need me anymore.
27:41You have Lars and Mrs. Quinn to help you.
27:45Sarah, it's good for you to play and have fun.
27:49I thought you'd want to not stick around
27:52doing a bunch of grown-up things.
27:54I like doing grown-up things if it's with you.
27:56Well, good.
27:57I like being with you, too.
27:59I do.
27:59I do.
28:00I do.
28:03I need your help with something now, actually.
28:05With what?
28:06I have to make a sign for my gumbo,
28:08and you have the best handwriting.
28:11Will you help me?
28:13I'm fine.
28:14All right.
28:14All right.
28:17You're stuck with me now, kid.
28:25Great work today, Jeremiah.
28:28I'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning.
28:32Hey, boss.
28:33I recently got engaged.
28:36No kidding.
28:38Congratulations.
28:41What's her name?
28:43Madeline.
28:44She lives in Union City.
28:46She's pretty special.
28:48Not quite sure what she sees in me.
28:50Best just to appreciate your good fortune,
28:52not question it.
28:53Yeah, I just want to give her the best.
28:55You know, she deserves it.
28:57You should.
28:59You've always been good to me,
29:00so I want to be up front with you.
29:02I promised I'd build her a nice house
29:04with a big porch and a yard
29:05for all our little ones.
29:08What's understandable?
29:11I've heard some prospectors
29:12are pulling nuggets out of the stream
29:13that are worth more than a month's wages.
29:15Others are just pulling out pocket change.
29:17I know.
29:18But for Madeline, I mean,
29:20I just want a chance
29:21to make a life like you did.
29:23I think we all do.
29:34I wish you and the missus great success.
29:37God knows it isn't easy.
29:40Thank you, sir.
29:42I'll finish up, Eric.
29:57Gumbo, gumbo for sale.
29:58Would you like some?
30:02Gumbo, oh, would you like to try some?
30:04The recipe's from New Orleans.
30:10Gumbo, would you like to try?
30:12What's that smell?
30:14Hello, Pete.
30:16That's garlic,
30:17and it's actually quite flavorful.
30:20Smells like wet socks.
30:23Try it.
30:24You'll love it.
30:26You did say you wanted food
30:27that'll stick to your ribs.
30:28Yes, this'll do it.
30:31Rick and I just stick to my salted pork.
30:36Gumbo, it'll warm you right up.
30:38It's delicious.
30:39I'm sorry, Mama.
30:41Oh, thanks.
30:43It seems Hattie may have been right
30:45about serving people what they're used to.
30:48You know, they'd like it if they'd try it.
30:53Yeah, you're right.
30:57Free samples.
31:00Free samples.
31:02Good food.
31:03Try my mama's gumbo.
31:05No charge.
31:06Great recipe, right from New Orleans.
31:08Would you like to try some?
31:10Fresh celery.
31:11Fresh carrots.
31:12Try some.
31:15Yeah.
31:16Free samples.
31:18Fresh carrots.
31:19Fresh celery.
31:21Great samples.
31:22Want to try some?
31:26Still smells funny.
31:28It'll be the best thing you ever tasted.
31:30Well, pretty big words, Missy.
31:31Back in 49,
31:33I had a clam chowder in San Francisco.
31:35This is better.
31:37And it's free.
31:39Would you like to try some gumbo?
31:41Well, you can't beat the price.
31:44All right.
31:54Better have some more.
31:57There you go.
31:59Not so bad, huh?
32:01Not so bad at all.
32:03Mm-hmm.
32:05Mm-hmm.
32:05Free samples.
32:08Gumbo's.
32:08Gumbo's.
32:17Hey.
32:18Enjoy that.
32:20Hope you enjoy it.
32:24Enjoy.
32:28Enjoy that.
32:29Here's what's left, Mama.
32:32Good.
32:33Tara, you were right.
32:34All they needed was to taste it.
32:37We make a great team.
32:40I love you.
32:41I love you, too.
32:45None of this would mean anything without you.
32:51Looks like your mess tends to real success.
32:54Almost.
32:55I am giving away free food in hopes of enticing them to buy it later and at the boarding house.
33:00Oh, I hope so.
33:01I know you're really counting on this.
33:04I will give it a try.
33:05Yeah.
33:13Hello, little man.
33:14Good.
33:18I like it.
33:24Mmm.
33:25Mmm.
33:26Mmm.
33:28Mmm.
33:39That's great.
33:40Oh, that's great.
33:41Oh, that's great.
33:41Oh, that's great.
33:43Yeah.
33:44That's great.
33:48I wasn't expecting to see you here.
33:50You and me both.
33:52Big opening.
33:53Congratulations.
33:59Here to give them another piece of your mind?
34:02Not this time.
34:09Do you mind the gumbo?
34:13How you doing, boys?
34:15We're fine, boss.
34:16It's not your boss anymore.
34:18He gives you up and quit.
34:23Maylock prospecting.
34:24Found a few flakes.
34:26Most of us did.
34:28And what was that by a cup of coffee?
34:32Don't get me wrong.
34:33I understand why you're doing this.
34:35You want to be your own men.
34:38I can't offer you riches, but
34:40I can't offer you the freedom.
34:42The open range.
34:44Satisfaction of an honest day's wage after a hard day's work.
34:48There's no life like a cowboy's life, am I right?
34:54John, there's no better roper than you.
34:58Jeremiah, no one's better at breaking a stallion.
35:02Charlie, it amazes me how quickly you find those strays.
35:06You each bring something special.
35:09I want you to know that I appreciate your skills, and I always have.
35:13If you want to change course and spend your time hunched over at Tin Pan, hoping for Lady Luck, you
35:18have my blessing.
35:19Listen, if you want to come back, the stability of a regular job with people who respect you, I will
35:26welcome you with open arms.
35:28And if you do come back, I'll give you a day off each week to test your luck at the
35:35stream.
35:38It's up to you.
35:41Good luck.
35:58Anyone coming?
36:00Nope.
36:02I'm sorry.
36:17I'm sorry.
36:21I'm sorry.
36:51Oh, good morning, sleepyhead.
36:53I'm surprised you slept through that storm last night.
36:56Well, come help me with these pancakes.
36:59Okay.
37:03They're good, Chyna.
37:04It's not Sunday.
37:05Every day with you is special.
37:07Here, flip this.
37:08Okay.
37:10After we're done making breakfast, we'll go over the Demest tent.
37:13Are we going to give out free samples today?
37:14No, I can't afford that.
37:16What if no one comes?
37:18We have to hope.
37:19I'm making something extra delicious.
37:23Good.
37:29I finished the sketches I'm going to submit.
37:31Oh.
37:32Do you want to see?
37:33Sure.
37:40I tried to capture the spirit of the frontier.
37:44Images that show both the beauty and the hardship.
37:52You are a real artist.
37:58This next one is my favorite.
38:00Has it all.
38:02Strength.
38:03Compassion.
38:05Grit.
38:21I didn't pose for this.
38:24You didn't have to.
38:27I know your face.
38:29I can draw you from memory.
38:35Do you like it?
38:36Oh.
38:40It's nice.
38:47No one is ever going to forget you, Mama.
38:52Not while I'm around.
39:04Oh, these poor people.
39:09Yes, sweetie.
39:10Go ahead.
39:12I can help you.
39:20Mama, look.
39:23I can help you.
39:30Oh, no.
39:32It's completely ruined.
39:34It was a bad storm last night, but we've had worse.
39:36I guess the old girl just wasn't up to it.
39:38I'm sorry about your tent, Hattie.
39:40You can't be all responsible for Mother Nature.
39:42Sure.
39:48Well, we won't be serving food.
39:51Free or otherwise.
39:52Unless we have a place to eat it.
39:57I'll be back.
40:08Okay.
40:09Go get half our hands from the south pasture.
40:13What about the cattle?
40:17We'll lose some, but...
40:18I'll have feed for the rest.
40:21No need.
40:23I figure we'll finish putting up this fence by the end of the week.
40:28I figure you're right.
40:32Jeremiah decided to stay.
40:36I wish him the best.
40:38I want the best for the lot of you.
40:40We know that was.
40:43Let's get to it.
40:53Who's that lady with Mrs. Quinn?
41:02Whoa. Whoa.
41:04Rebecca, Sarah, meet Phoebe Taylor.
41:07Glad to know you.
41:09I hear you took on the ramshackle.
41:11Anybody who'd go that far against the grain, my kind of people.
41:14What about me?
41:16I've always said you're a sensible businesswoman.
41:18Just don't go soft on me.
41:19Oh, never.
41:20No, it's bad for business.
41:22Phoebe's got wax canvas we can use to patch the tent,
41:25at least until we can repair it proper.
41:27Oh, I don't know how to thank you.
41:30Thank me?
41:31Hattie said I'd be getting free meals.
41:33Absolutely, anytime.
41:34Oh, who knows?
41:35You might even enjoy the company.
41:37Let's not get ahead of ourselves.
41:40Well, it looks like we're back in business.
41:43Come on.
41:59Remarkable.
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