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00:01Sarah? Where are you? I can't find you.
00:11Jim.
00:14That was my lovely wife.
00:17I've missed you so much.
00:19Rebecca, do you know how proud I am of you?
00:22Both of you.
00:24Sarah's so brave.
00:26Like you.
00:27You've done the right thing.
00:29You've come to the right place.
00:33Nothing's like we planned.
00:36You're keeping Sarah safe.
00:39It's all that matters.
00:43It's been so hard.
00:49Sarah!
01:08Sarah!
01:09Mama!
01:11You were having a bad dream.
01:33What should I do with this, Mama?
01:35We can use it for kindling in the stove once we get that cleaned.
01:38I suppose we'll need to get some firewood as well.
01:43How are we going to clean it?
01:44Soap and water.
01:45A little elbow grease.
01:47This is going to be a lot of work.
01:48I know.
01:49Just imagine when it's all done.
01:50Think about this.
01:52A parlor here.
01:53A few chairs where people can rest by the fire.
01:56Enjoy a cup of my tea.
01:58And here.
01:59A dining table or two where the boarders can take their meals.
02:03And on Sundays we can use the good china just like back home.
02:05Yes.
02:09It's going to be beautiful.
02:14Perfect.
02:18Looks rotten to me.
02:20Quite a few of them are.
02:22Seems like everywhere I turn something else is falling down.
02:25One step at a time, Rebecca.
02:26You'll get there.
02:28I don't know when.
02:29There's so many boards missing.
02:30I still haven't even started building the rooms upstairs.
02:32Well, the prospectors have been helping themselves to the wood here.
02:36Do you know where I can get some lumber?
02:38Well, Tom wears the one around here with milling equipment.
02:41He's also the only one dead set against me having a boarding house.
02:45Unfortunately, he's not the only one.
02:48See, I don't understand that attitude.
02:49We're all here trying to make a living.
02:51I suppose for the ranchers it's just a question of who got here first.
02:56Good luck with Tom.
02:58There's really no other choice?
03:00The supply wagons do win this week.
03:02It could cost you though.
03:04How much?
03:05Hard to say.
03:06That's a lot of timber.
03:07Then there's the freight charges to consider all the way from Union City.
03:11Tom may be your best option.
03:13Good luck.
03:18Oh!
03:18Constable.
03:28Pause this, thanks, Clayton.
03:29Lean to please.
03:30You okay fitting him?
03:31That much smithing, we can handle.
03:34Angela.
03:35How's your paw been?
03:36Stubborn as always.
03:40well how's the plot looking good just got staying handles all right good I reckon we
03:46can use the harness from the drake carton well this is really good work ought to be
03:52you taught me give me oh this is beautiful this work listen we get those logs hauled
04:00down for the fence yes sir we started splitting it work Tom can I take the max
04:08handles down to the trading post Hattie's running low of course well tell Hattie I say hi Olivia too
04:31I hope Jenny likes my book I'm reading Alice through the looking glass I think she will
04:36Papa used to tell me that you remind him of Alice why because you're curious and brave get up get
04:43up
04:43I think he'd be proud of us don't you I know he would whoa morning good morning Peggy
04:54do you happen to know if Mr. Moore is around last I saw him he was in the blacksmith shop
04:59do you mind watching Sarah for a few minutes of course thank you hi Jenny hi what's that you've
05:06got there Alice through the looking glass it's a book my Papa gave me I thought you might like
05:11to read it with me all right let's go inside then thank you again of course get up
05:31hey how's it going at the ramshackle oh fine Sarah and I are settling in well thanks can't be too
05:37comfortable we're managing you know there's room for you here until you get things figured out
05:41thank you I am figuring things out I'm just saying there's no shame in cutting your losses and
05:47moving on I'll bear that in mind good you want a coffee let's take a little break no I I
05:57just came
05:57to ask you something um though I'm not sure I should oh ask away I need lumber for repairs and
06:07I hear
06:07you may have some for sale I have some raw logs but I don't have any to spare is that
06:14because you
06:14don't want me opening a boarding house that's because I'm planting alfalfa and I have to build
06:19a fence to keep the cattle up all right happen to know anywhere I get some lumber I wish I
06:28could
06:28help I don't think you do I know you don't want to help me mr. Moore you know the prospectors
06:35really
06:36aren't just people like you and me they're just trying to build a life for themselves are they
06:44sorry I didn't mean to interrupt no it's all right I was just leaving uh pardon me just need to
06:52thank you for the wagon repair Rebecca I don't want your money
07:00enjoy your day
07:07just stick your foot in it I may have yeah what's the trouble now we got an issue up at
07:13the stream
07:15let's go it's about a girl who stepped through a mirror then she meets all sorts of strange people
07:21come in that was fast did you find Tom I did turns out mr. Moore and I didn't have very
07:28much to discuss
07:29after all well that doesn't sound very good why does this egg have a face that's Humpty Dumpty
07:37who you know Humpty Dumpty's I don't know all that's silly
07:45I suppose Sarah's been to school nearest one to here is over two hours away in Buxton
07:51oh
07:59could I buy some of those apples from you take them we got so many this year we have to
08:03keep
08:03feeding them to the goats really maybe I can pay you in price deal
08:22Doyle what do you think you're doing polluting up my stream
08:25how's this your stream this is my land I bet you think you own the air that we breathe too
08:30huh I use the water in this stream for my cattle and the mercury in your sluice box is harming
08:35them
08:36not to mention you're killing all the trout well unlike you I don't have time for fishing well
08:42I'll tell you what you do have 60 seconds to start packing your gear and get off my land
09:04Olivia Olivia could you please pull your head out of the clouds we got a customer
09:10I was just cleaning
09:14morning
09:15morning
09:16you're just in time with those I had somebody asking after one earlier
09:19good thing I came by
09:25wow
09:26that's real nice Olivia
09:27thank you
09:29we haven't seen you in here much lately
09:31Tom's keeping me busy
09:32he's planning on planting alfalfa
09:34busy now seems he's always got improvements in mind
09:38that's Tom for you
09:42you're really good
09:43that's just something I like to do
09:46instead of stocking shelves
09:52that deer's so pretty I just want to hold on to it
09:59time's up
09:59you got no right
10:00why don't you go back to the camp like the rest of the prospectors
10:03because there's way too many of them
10:04I can't argue with you there
10:07huh
10:11what's going on
10:14you brought a kid out here
10:17Vivian's got more grit than all your cowpokes put together
10:20you better believe it
10:22look Doyle neither of us wants trouble
10:25alright
10:26so just get off my land
10:28who says it's your land
10:30I'm sure ain't yours
10:42this ain't over
10:44right Paul
10:57don't mind them constable
10:58you're just a shock is all
11:00it's like I've got the plague
11:01well some of these fellas came out here to avoid men in uniform
11:03if you know what I mean
11:05well how do I get them to understand that
11:07the Mounties are here to help people
11:10Mounties?
11:11is that what you're calling yourselves?
11:12it's a nickname some of the fellas came up with
11:14oh
11:15well let's see if it sticks
11:18I'll take a can
11:19of course
11:20thanks Miss Grant
11:24I think it's a fine looking uniform
11:31did you have fun today?
11:32I don't think Jenny likes me
11:34why do you say that?
11:36she thought Alice was silly
11:39I don't think Jenny knows how to read sweetheart
11:42but she was looking at all the pages
11:46sometimes when people feel embarrassed
11:48they pretend like they know how to do something that they don't
11:52why didn't she learn at school?
11:54I don't think she's been
11:55it's too far away
11:58then why didn't her mama teach her?
12:00I don't know
12:02I thought everybody got to go to school
12:05you missed it
12:08sometimes
12:10sorry we had to leave so much behind
12:12it's fun here too
12:13like feeding the baby cow
12:15can we go back to Mr. Moore's ranch tomorrow?
12:19we'll see
12:27why do some people seem mean but are really nice like Mr. Moore
12:31and others seem nice but are really mean like back in Chicago?
12:41I wish I had an answer for that
12:45but don't worry
12:46they won't find us here
13:00Tom Moore's got blinders on when it comes to his ranch
13:03do you think it's true that he couldn't spare any lumber?
13:06hard to say
13:08are you making pies?
13:09I am
13:10once upon a time I was known for my pastry
13:13oh
13:14how do you
13:15would you sell pies for me here?
13:18I'd be happy to
13:19oh thank you
13:20that's more help to me than you know
13:21you could even sell them to the prospectors down at the camp
13:23you don't get much of anything sweet down there
13:25unless you count my personality
13:27maybe I will
13:28thank you
13:28I can wait to try one
13:30that's lovely by the way Olivia
13:32thank you
13:32I like to imagine places I've never been
13:34pretty things I've never seen
13:35draw them
13:36may I?
13:37of course
13:40this would be beautiful wallpaper
13:43could you apply your imagination to a boarding house?
13:47what do you mean?
13:49I have ideas for a parlor and a dining room
13:52maybe you could put them on paper for me
13:54I would love to
13:56what do you have in mind?
13:58it's a place cozy
13:59and warm
14:00an oasis where people can curl up
14:02at the end of a hard day
14:11there are still so many missing
14:13I know
14:14oh my pies
14:22are they burned?
14:24no
14:25they're perfect
14:27we are going to need more apples
14:29does that mean we can go back to the ranch?
14:32I suppose it does
14:34although there's somebody I want to check in on first
14:39Rachel
14:40hi
14:40how are you?
14:42oh how's baby Ned?
14:43oh
14:43we're just fine
14:44thanks to you
14:45you did all the work
14:48is that pie?
14:49yes
14:49and I brought you some red raspberry tea leaves
14:52which is excellent for healing
14:53he's so kind to me
14:55that's how you do it fellas
14:56right there
14:59thanks
14:59would you excuse me for just a minute?
15:02excuse me
15:03hi
15:05where did you get those boards?
15:07you the one who bought that wreck?
15:09it's a boarding house
15:10at least it will be
15:12did you pull the boards from there?
15:15sorry lady
15:16finders keepers
15:28if you are the law
15:29like you say
15:30you got to do something about Tom Moore
15:32it's a problem Mr. Doyle
15:34isn't it?
15:35he ran me off my stake yesterday
15:36just upstream from here
15:38he's the rancher you had the disagreement with the other day
15:41I think he's in charge of this whole territory
15:45I'll look into it
15:48good
15:56sure about sharing that book with Jenny?
15:58she can't read
16:00I don't understand why that should make her feel bad
16:02she can do lots of things I can't
16:05maybe you can learn from each other
16:12good afternoon
16:12hello
16:13we haven't met
16:15I'm constable Vaughn
16:16Rebecca Clark
16:18and who's this?
16:19this is my daughter
16:20hello
16:22hello
16:23I'm sorry
16:24the jacket
16:26seems to make folks nervous
16:27where you headed?
16:29the Moore Ranch
16:30fancy that
16:31me too
16:32mind if I tag along?
16:34of course
16:36I understand you moved here recently
16:38that's right
16:39where you from?
16:41oh
16:42we have been
16:42all over
16:44what's your business
16:45at the ranch?
16:46seems Mr. Moore
16:47has ruffled some feathers
16:48ah
16:49that I can believe
16:50you know him?
16:52not well
16:52Mr. Moore is nice
16:54I'm sure he is
16:55it's just ranchers
16:57and prospectors
16:57they're bound to have
16:58their differences
16:59I don't understand that
17:00myself
17:01when there's so much
17:02open territory
17:02I agree
17:04it's my job
17:05to make sure
17:06that everyone's
17:06treated fairly
17:07under the law
17:09unfortunately
17:09justice isn't the same
17:10for everyone everywhere
17:12well
17:14I'm here to make sure
17:15that cheaters
17:15don't prosper
17:16and everyone else does
17:18I like the sound of that
17:27come in
17:29hello
17:30hello
17:30hello
17:31as promised
17:32apple pie
17:34thank you
17:36hi
17:37hi
17:39your braid looks pretty
17:41thanks
17:43what's that book?
17:44little women
17:45but
17:46we can do something you want
17:47what's it about?
17:50it's about these four sisters
17:52whose papa is away at war
17:54I always wish I had a sister
17:57me too
18:02do I owe the pleasure constable?
18:04I'm afraid there's been
18:04a complaint against you
18:06from Archie Doyle
18:09well I'm the one
18:10with the complaint
18:10says you forced him
18:11off his stake
18:12his stake?
18:13see that part of the stream
18:15runs through my land
18:17he claims it isn't yours
18:19did you have proof
18:20of ownership sir?
18:21I don't need proof
18:21I've been ranching here
18:22since 71
18:24I see the problem here
18:27what's the problem?
18:28there are new laws
18:29settlers are required
18:30to get land patents now
18:32seeing how much hard work
18:33you've put into the ranch
18:34you've got a strong claim
18:36I've got more than a claim
18:38I've got people that depend
18:39on this here ranch
18:40for their daily bread
18:40well I'm happy to help
18:42you apply for those patents
18:44you're not listening
18:44I already own the land
18:46constable
18:48now if you don't mind
18:50I'm a busy man
18:53Mr. Moore
18:54unless you can prove ownership
18:56I have no choice
18:58but to let Mr. Doyle
18:59prospect that part of the stream
19:00I won't see about that
19:02you know
19:03I'm ordering you
19:04don't interfere with it
19:05you're ordering me
19:09please consider what I've said
19:11my offer still stands
19:13if you want help
19:14registering the ranch
19:16good day
19:34Clayton
19:35Mrs. Carter
19:36hello
19:37I have a question for you
19:38I wondered if I
19:39find some men
19:40to chop down trees
19:41would you be able
19:42to plane them
19:43into planks for me
19:43well you'd have to ask Tom
19:46that might not go so well
19:47I'd love to help
19:48but I won't go behind Tom's back
19:50I understand
19:52I know it's a tight-knit community
19:53Clayton
19:54we got ourselves
19:55a bit of a problem
19:57Rebecca
19:57hello
19:59I'll go to
20:05I didn't know you were here
20:07it's alright
20:07I apologize
20:08I realized after the last time
20:09we spoke
20:09I'm not exactly welcome
20:10I'll go
20:11it's not true
20:13you keep telling me
20:14to move on
20:15from the idea
20:15of a boarding house
20:16because
20:18I know what it's like
20:19to pour your sweat
20:20and blood into something
20:21just to have it go bust
20:23your ranch is hardly
20:24going bust
20:25so
20:32I heard that you
20:34arrived with the Mountie
20:35in tow
20:38yes
20:38we
20:40crossed paths
20:41on the way in
20:42that's all
20:46I wouldn't worry about him
20:47if he were here for you
20:48you'd know about him already
20:51he says I need proof
20:53I own my lands
20:54it's a world
20:55coming to a man's words
20:56not enough
20:58well
20:59unfortunately
21:00not everyone's word
21:01is as good as yours
21:05according to him
21:06the prospectors
21:06can dig
21:07wherever they want
21:10I mean they come here
21:11looking to get rich
21:12quick
21:13you can't say that
21:14about all of them
21:15I'm looking to build
21:16something that lasts
21:17so am I
21:19I'm trying to make a living
21:20off of the prospectors
21:22I've got to try
21:23Mr. Moore
21:24I've got no choice
21:26would you just call me Tom
21:37maybe I can find work
21:38for you around here
21:40that's very kind
21:41but I'm going to see
21:43this through
21:45I guess that puts us
21:46on opposite sides
21:49do there have to be sides
21:53one side takes from the other
21:54you better believe it
22:01enjoy
22:07Vince is here
22:07have you finished
22:08making room in the back
22:09for the new stock
22:12Olivia
22:16Olivia
22:17sorry what
22:17Hattie and Olivia
22:19how have you two been
22:20oh good
22:21so nice to see you Vince
22:23what's new in the world
22:24well what is it new
22:25Union City's growing
22:26topsy-turvy
22:27because of the gold rush
22:28well the cattle
22:29the gold
22:29the lumber
22:30and more trading posts
22:31are springing up
22:32all over
22:32wow
22:33so what you got for me
22:34I have these pelts
22:37and I'll take
22:38more of the usual
22:39on your trip back
22:40right
22:41well I'll be leaving
22:42by noon tomorrow
22:43if there's anything else
22:47the girls flew about
22:49trying to make things
22:50comfortable
22:50each in her own way
22:52Meg arranged the tea table
22:54Joe bought wood
22:55and set chairs
22:56dropping
22:56overturning
22:57and clattering
22:58everything she touched
23:05sorry to interrupt
23:07Peg, I'm staying for Nash
23:09he's at the barn
23:10thank you
23:11have you got sweets
23:13Mr. Tom
23:15why would I have sweets
23:16they're in that pocket
23:17Sam, mind your manners
23:20they're in this pocket
23:21I knew it
23:23did you
23:23there you go
23:24I got two more
23:26if anybody wants one
23:29thank you
23:30you're welcome
23:32thank you
23:32you're welcome
23:34so why do you find a house
23:35you build in there Sam
23:36it's a fort
23:37of course
23:38I should have learned
23:42please
23:47nicely done
23:47thank you
23:48Sarah and I
23:49should be on our way
23:49but we haven't finished our book
23:52I can leave it for you
23:52and your mama to read
23:54that's alright
23:54you can bring it back
23:55next time
23:59bye Sarah
24:00good to see you
24:01thank you
24:01bye
24:13Rebecca
24:14hey thank you for the tea
24:16and thanks for the pie
24:17that's just about the best thing I ever ate
24:20other than Rachel's blitzes
24:23I'm just looking for the missing clanks
24:24from my boarding house
24:25Hattie said some of them were here
24:27oh um
24:28we heard you were
24:30fixing it up
24:32when can we move in
24:33oh it really depends on when I'm able to make repairs
24:36oh
24:37there's some of my boards right there
24:40that's one of my doors
24:42these
24:44those are my shutters
24:47these are my new boarding house
24:50and there's some there
24:54okay
24:56hey everybody listen
24:57I know you think that the place that I bought
24:59is just a falling down wreck
25:01and that it's okay to scavenge from it
25:03but I'm trying to build something for you
25:06I
25:07I want to build a place that's warm and dry
25:09and a place that you can
25:10you can go and get a hot meal
25:12and
25:12a hot bath at the end of your day
25:15a place that
25:16you can call home
25:16when you're away from yours
25:18and I can't do that
25:19if you keep sealing my boards
25:21please
25:23I would really appreciate you giving me my planks back
25:34I see
25:49you know
25:50she's a nice lady
25:52if she hadn't been there when Ned was born
25:54I don't know what I would have done
25:56she could use the help
25:57yeah she could use the help
25:58and you know
25:59when you took the boards
26:01you didn't know they belonged to someone
26:04now you do
26:09come on
26:11come on
26:11it's okay
26:12it's alright
26:13let's get some sleep
26:19go back up
26:21I hope you don't mind
26:22I saw your light
26:23no it's alright
26:24come on in
26:24Sarah's sleeping
26:26I'm happy for the company
26:28would you like some tea?
26:30that'd be nice
26:31can I help?
26:33sure
26:33you take the cups
26:37I just came to tell you
26:39the supply wagon's leaving tomorrow
26:40if you want to
26:41place an order for lumber
26:43yes
26:43I'll need to
26:45I guess
26:45I'm gonna have to
26:48place these floorboards
26:50the roof
26:52well this may help
26:53I have the money for your pies
26:55oh
26:56well that'll be something
27:01okay
27:04there you are
27:05oh
27:06thank you
27:07I'm
27:08I'm real sorry
27:09things didn't work out
27:10the way you expected
27:11thanks honey
27:13Jim
27:15Jim and I had this dream
27:17to come out west
27:18and see the frontier
27:19for ourselves
27:21maybe even start a new life
27:26my husband was a dreamer too
27:29yeah
27:32that's what worries me about Olivia
27:33she's too much like Frank
27:35he had a perfectly good job
27:37with Great Plains Trading
27:38but no
27:39he had to
27:40strike out on his own
27:42set up in the middle of nowhere
27:46that's hard
27:50and also isn't that what we want
27:52for our children
27:53to dream
27:57yeah
27:57I guess
28:00dreamers do have their place
28:02yes
28:02I'm convinced they do
28:06why do you stay
28:09because
28:10it turns out
28:11I'm darn good
28:12at running a trading post
28:13who'd have thought
28:15no
28:16I have everything I need
28:17right here
28:18my daughter
28:20my memories
28:23and new friends
28:31but what about you
28:32I mean
28:32how are you handling
28:33all this really
28:34I'm scared
28:35I'm terrified
28:36I'm excited
28:40when I look around this place
28:41and think of it
28:42full of laughter
28:43and good cheer
28:45after everything
28:46Jim and I saw
28:47in the war
28:52Sarah just needs
28:53a safe and stable home
28:55and I don't know
28:56how I'm going to do it
28:59because I really thought
29:00I would be
29:01bringing in rent
29:02right away
29:05you're not going to
29:06let little thing
29:06like money stop you
29:07are you
29:09Rebecca
29:10come on
29:14Nash
29:15I saw Sarah
29:16reading to Jenny
29:16and it broke my heart
29:17that Jenny
29:18couldn't read
29:18for herself
29:18she don't need
29:19much school
29:20on a ranch
29:21just because we missed
29:22out doesn't mean
29:23that our children
29:23shouldn't get
29:23some basic learning
29:24good evening
29:27evening
29:29you don't want
29:29your dinner
29:30to get cold
29:30come on Tom
29:31don't spoil me
29:32Peggy
29:32well you can
29:33thank Rebecca
29:33for the pie
29:37all right
29:39we'll be heading
29:40to our place
29:40then
29:41okay
29:41thank you
29:44you're more than welcome
29:45to come over
29:46and have dinner
29:46with us
29:46Tom
29:48as appealing
29:48as that sounds
29:49I prefer to be
29:50alone with my thoughts
29:50at the end of the day
29:52all right
29:53good night
29:54good night
29:58oh
29:59the boys
30:00are almost finished
30:00splitting logs
30:01they start building
30:01those fences
30:03good news
30:05night Tom
30:06good night
30:38Clayton
30:38back so soon
30:40yeah
30:41I brought you something
30:46Clayton
30:47it's lovely
30:48wow
30:49look at the antlers
30:50did you carve this
30:50I got the idea
30:51from your drawings
30:52well
30:53it just goes to show
30:54there's an artist
30:54in everyone
30:57how much do you want
30:57for it
30:58I bet we could get
30:5850 cents
30:59oh but
31:02that one's for you
31:03thank you so much
31:04that is so kind of you
31:09good morning Miss Clint
31:11good morning
31:13it's not lovely
31:15Clayton made it
31:15isn't he talented
31:16I'll say
31:18it reminds me of one
31:19on my mother's mantle
31:20back in Toronto
31:21you're from Toronto
31:23why would you come
31:24all the way out here
31:25the wide open spaces
31:26of course
31:27well you can have them
31:28as far as I'm concerned
31:29but I'd give to be
31:31in a real city
31:32with real shops
31:35Toronto has plenty of those
31:44excuse me
31:46you must be
31:47Mr. Williams
31:48everybody calls me Vince
31:49I'm Rebecca
31:51you're the lady
31:52who bought that place
31:53go ahead
31:53tell me what a fool
31:54I am
31:54everyone else has
31:55I think you're smart
31:57every place I go
31:58on my route
31:59towns are booming
32:00this one's bound
32:01to take off too
32:03that is music
32:04to my ears
32:04you got your work
32:05cut out
32:05don't I know it
32:07I hear you're the man
32:08to bring in lumber
32:08from Union City
32:09how much will that cost
32:12well it's a big job
32:16likely going to be
32:17more than 500
32:17500
32:17500
32:18600
32:18500
32:20500
32:21500
32:22500
32:23100
32:30500
32:46500
32:47Mama, tell me what's wrong.
32:53I wanted to order some lumber from Mr. Williams.
32:57It's more than I expected.
33:01You can't sell your ring.
33:04It's from Papa.
33:06I won't.
33:07Oh, I won't.
33:11But what are we going to do?
33:15I am going to figure something out.
33:19I just swear to the moon.
33:35How are those drawings you're doing for Rebecca coming?
33:38I bet they're not going other.
33:43Oh, I'd like to curl up in that chair right there.
33:47I thought you didn't approve of me wasting my time.
33:50No, I didn't say that.
33:54I didn't mean it.
33:59Is it hard for you to be here with so little to do?
34:08There's plenty to do.
34:10No, that's not what I mean.
34:14If someday you have the chance to do something bigger with your life,
34:17you should jump at it.
34:32What was that for?
34:35You sound just like Papa.
34:36You sound just like whoops.
35:01What?
35:03You going to make me?
35:06What?
35:06Got it, thank you.
35:07I see that.
35:12Listen, I just wanted to apologize to you again for making you feel unwelcome here.
35:17Because you're not.
35:20Unwelcome, I mean.
35:24I know what I'm choosing.
35:26And it's worth fighting for.
35:33Rebecca.
35:37Some of the prospectors want to return these.
35:39They're collecting more at camp.
35:45Lars, thank you.
35:49Can I help you nail this back on if you want?
35:51Yes, please.
35:53There's more that came from.
36:00Looks like you're making some friends.
36:04I'm gonna make this work.
36:07One board at a time if I have to.
36:11It's not the force of nature.
36:15Pardon me?
36:17I said, I came here to return the money from the wagon.
36:22I told you I wanted to pay you for your work.
36:24I know.
36:25There's another way.
36:35Rebecca, don't tell me you're back for more apples already.
36:39No.
36:41I'm hoping I can give you something that's going to change your life.
36:45Would you allow me to teach you how to read and write?
36:49I should have thought of it sooner and then Mr. Moore suggested it.
36:53I think it's a great idea.
36:55I think I'm past the ability to learn something.
36:58You're not.
36:59You're not.
37:00And once you learn, you can teach your children.
37:05How?
37:06And when?
37:07I'll come by the ranch a few times a week.
37:10Sarah loves to do her anyway.
37:14I had given up on the idea of ever being able to...
37:16Is that a yes?
37:21Yes.
37:23Good.
37:30Oh, Clayton.
37:31How are you?
37:32You've been busy.
37:34Some have you.
37:36Rebecca asked me to do them for the boarding house.
37:38Tom says that's never going to happen.
37:39I wouldn't be so sure about that.
37:43Good afternoon, Constable.
37:45Good afternoon, Mrs. Quint.
37:47Good afternoon.
37:48Clayton, you can make your axe handles too?
37:50It's fine work.
37:52How can we help you, Constable?
37:54I'll take one of those, actually.
37:56And some beef jerky and hard tack if you could.
37:58Those sound like trail rations.
38:00That's right. I'm headed out.
38:02But I thought you were stationed here.
38:04Just part of the time.
38:05The territory I patrol is actually quite large.
38:09I'll be seeing you.
38:10Safe travels.
38:14Clayton.
38:23Well, um, thank you for lending these by, Clayton.
38:26Have a good day.
38:28I'm ready.
38:29Thanks.
38:52I'm thinking if we arrange the parlor like this, then there might even be room for a piano.
38:57In the star room?
38:58That's right.
38:59And the boarders will sleep upstairs.
39:01It's just like we imagined, Mama.
39:02It is.
39:03It is just like we imagined.
39:06I left the prospector's camp at Stone Creek, having attempted to settle a dispute between Mr. Tom Moore, a rancher,
39:13and a prospector, Mr. Archie Doyle.
39:15The settlers generally seem to be law-abiding, and otherwise my time there was without incident.
39:22There's only one other individual who seems noteworthy.
39:27Rebecca Clarke.
39:29Are we really safe now, Mama?
39:31Yes, we are.
39:33I think we finally are.
39:41What would possess a woman like her to travel alone in the wilderness with a child?
39:46To start up a boarding house.