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You might as well have it all.

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Oh, that's good.

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That's real good.

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I'm looking for a fellow named Randall.

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You found him.

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I want to hire you.

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$100 a day plus expenses.

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How does that sound?

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Pretty good.

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Pretty good.

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Can we talk in private?

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Sure. I'm going to the bar.

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Excuse me.

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I want you to find my fiancee.

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She's missing.

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Oh, no.

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It's not what you think.

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She didn't run off.

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She was a member of a road company.

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Well, you know, an actress.

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A singer, really.

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She always wanted to be an actress,
though.

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Well, maybe this will help to explain.

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Are you serious?

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Yes.

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You want to pay me $100 a day?

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Find a dead woman?

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This was taken the day we were engaged.

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She's a very pretty girl.

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Most beautiful woman in the world.

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Say, when did you get this?

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About six weeks ago, I wrote her a
letter saying I was coming out here.

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I got this telegram back.

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Who's this fellow, Frank Jeffers?

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He owns the town of Hogan.

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You know the place?

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Yeah, I've heard of it, but I didn't
know anybody still lived up there.

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He does.

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The town's dying, and he's its
undertaker.

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He sent the telegram.

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I wired back that I was coming out to
see the grave.

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He wired me not to come.

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Why not?

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Just not to come. There wasn't anything
for me to do.

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Well, I came anyway to Hogan.

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They pointed out the grave.

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I went out to see it.

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Lonely place.

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Windy. On a hill.

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Weeds all around I I just couldn't leave
her there. I wanted to take her back

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east So I opened the grave

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Nothing

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Nothing at all Well now, what do you
mean nothing at all?

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The casket was empty That's why I need
your help mr.

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Randall

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She's not dead.

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I know that.

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Well, what did the people in town say
about you?

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I didn't go back.

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Why not?

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I guess I was afraid.

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Of what?

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This man, Frank Jeffries.

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He told me I'd made a mistake coming to
Hogan.

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That if I didn't stop prying around, I'd
end up regretting it.

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That's why you've got to help me.

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Here.

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Here's $100.

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Just to come to Hogan with me.

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But just one day, that's all I ask.

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Look, it's only ten miles.

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All right, I'll come take a look, but I
can't promise you nothing here.

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Randall, when you get through, come on
back and we'll have another little

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friendly get -together, huh?

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There. Just like I said.

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They did it to fool me.

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You ever think it might have been a
little different than that?

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What do you mean?

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Well, she might have changed her mind
about you.

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Leslie.

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Not Leslie.

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She loved me.

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She might have been stage struck, but
she loved me.

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Mr. Randall.

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Mr. Randall.

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You're still with me, aren't you?

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Into town?

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Well, let's just say I'm with you a
hundred dollars worth. After that,

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going to have to get somebody else.

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You come back, huh?

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Yes. Then you can put the dirt back in
that grave like you found it.

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She wasn't dead.

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She wasn't in the grave.

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Who said she was?

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You did. You said... Now, you must be
mistaken, Mr. Garth.

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All we said was she's not in town.

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You told me she was dead.

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You tell him that, did you?

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Who are you?

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Go inside.

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Get a little chilly out here. Well,

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it don't make no difference to me.

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Look, mister, I don't know what your
part is in this, but you're wasting your

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time. Yeah, how's that?

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He come to town looking for that girl of
his, and we just did our best to help

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him, that's all.

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Meaning what?

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Well, we couldn't tell him the truth.

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What is the truth?

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Now, what do you think?

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She run off with another fella.

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Well, I ask anyone.

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Mr. Randall!

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Mr. Randall, I found some old newspapers
in here with Lester's name in them.

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Would you come in and look?

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Well, get in there with him.

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You think he believed me?

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I don't know, Frank.

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You got to do something.

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What do you think?

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We got to get them out of town some way.

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I think you better step on over to their
side.

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I, uh... Sure, she sang here.

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Over to the saloon.

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Mighty fine little singer, too.

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You say she left here about two months
ago?

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Uh -huh.

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That's the year to make it about June
3rd.

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That's right.

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Yeah, well, what about this?

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Describes her act and the song she sang
on June 14th.

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Well, they must have made some kind of a
mistake.

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Nobody read it anyway. They probably
just forgot to reset the date, is all.

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Sure. You got any more recent issues of
this paper?

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Now, that's an unfortunate thing. We...

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We had a fire here and it burned down
several places, including the newspaper

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office.

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Well, if you don't believe me, you can
go see for yourself. It's right down the

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street.

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I'll take your word for it.

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Let's go.

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Leslie?

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If he finds out I'm doing this, he'll...
How much?

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You said there was a reward.

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How much?

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Five hundred dollars.

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You mean if I just tell you where she's
at?

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If it is she.

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You're sure about the money?

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Cash?

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Okay, she's staying by herself in a
little shack.

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Just out of town.

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Leslie, that doesn't sound like her.

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Can't stand being off by herself.

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Maybe she's not alone.

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I'll just kill her. Just kill her.

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Like I said, in a shack a few miles out.

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The man's gone, though.

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He left her.

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Of course, if you ain't interested, he's
interested.

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Okay. I'll tell you where she's at as
soon as you give me the money. Suppose

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show us where she's at.

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Oh, I can't go out there.

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Why not?

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Well, listen, mister, I'm in enough
trouble just talking to you.

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I go out there and he'd kill me, sure.

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As soon as we know she's there, you'll
get your money.

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How do I know you'll come back? How do
we know she's there?

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There's a 50 on account. Now, where's
the shack?

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South.

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There's a Ritchie Hills.

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You just keep heading for that.

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Before you get to them, you'll come to
the place.

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One thing.

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Maybe you better head out of town the
other direction.

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To fool him.

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You know?

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Come on down here. I'd like to talk to
you for a minute.

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No, me?

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Yeah, you.

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I want that $50, and I want it right
now. And I want to know why you sent us

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there. Do you understand?

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I wouldn't if I were you, mister.

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No, Frank, no.

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No, Frank.

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He'll kill you. She's not worth that.
Shut up.

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Now you get on over to the saloon where
you belong.

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If I want anything from you, I'll ask.

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Now go on.

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And you get on out of town.

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You hear me?

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I've had just about enough out of you.

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00:14:04,740 --> 00:14:06,960
Now, go on over to the hotel and get
your things.

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You got a half hour.

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You believe me now?

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Yeah.

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What are you going to do?

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Well, I can't let you go and take a look
inside that saloon.

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You only gave us a half an hour.

200
00:14:31,800 --> 00:14:38,080
Well, you got about 15 minutes before
that big bad fellow runs me out of town.

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You know, I've been thinking.

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I'm going to up that reward money.

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It might help a little.

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You think so?

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$1 ,500.

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And if you find it first...

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That reward money is yours in addition
to the hundred a day I'm paying you.

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Ah.

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Broke my shoelace.

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Boots are worn out.

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Doesn't really matter, though.

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I'd walk barefoot to find her.

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Are you acquainted with the boys across
the street?

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Why? Well, you tell them.

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You tell them there's a new reward up
for Miss Lee.

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$1 ,500.

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Anybody that knows anything about her,
come and see me.

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You tell them, huh?

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Yes, sir.

220
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Now, you just back on out of here.

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Want me to ask you a question?

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Ask it.

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From there.

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Did Leslie Lee ever work here?

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She did.

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Well, do you have any idea where she's
gone?

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What did he tell you?

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Oh, you mean Frank?

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That's right.

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Well, uh, he said she left town.

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Then that's what I'm telling you.

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That's not true.

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How do you know?

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Let's just say we do.

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No one's here, I tell you, including
upstairs.

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Fine, and you mind if we look around, do
you?

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You'll get hurt.

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Anyway, the place is ready to fall down.

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Madam, I want you to know that we've
increased the reward for Miss Lee.

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It now stands at $1 ,500.

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If we did, the town folks will probably
get together and just kick the stuffings

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out of us. Lester, he's up there and you
know it. Probably.

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What are we going to do?

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00:17:34,660 --> 00:17:36,280
Nothing right now. Now, come on, let's
go.

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Now, don't any of you even think about
that money, you understand?

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Just don't even think.

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You find anything?

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I, uh...

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I think I know something that might help
you out a bit.

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Of course, you understand I've got to
remain anonymous.

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No one must... No.

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I thought I told you to get out of town.

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00:18:15,100 --> 00:18:20,740
Now, uh... Don't you think you ought to
get inside and tend to your hotel?

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I got a perfect right to stay out of
here if I want.

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Get inside.

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Don't tell me what to do.

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He's offering $1 ,500 for her now.

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Well, I ain't gonna pass up that kind of
money.

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You can't make me.

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You wouldn't do a thing like that, would
you, Holmes?

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Would you?

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Would you?

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Come on, louder. I want everybody to
hear.

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Now, look, mister.

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This is none of my business.

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Why don't you let the fella go?

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He didn't do nothing.

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Sorry, I guess I kind of lose my temper
sometimes.

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I'll go and get the doc.

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You'll kill him. He'll come and get you.
Please, Frank, please.

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All right, then.

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She said she wants you to stop.

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Leslie wants you to stop.

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Will you do it for her?

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She's upstairs over the saloon.

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Oh, Frank, I did it to save you.

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And shut them down, Frank, because I'll
mail you.

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Before you go upstairs, there's
something you've got to know.

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The fire.

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That same night, there was two of them.
One you know about already.

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The other right here.

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I was sitting right over there at that
table, listening to Leslie sing.

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She was right up there at the top of the
stairs.

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Crazy fool, he knocked the lamp over
right underneath the staircase.

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None of us noticed that we was enjoying
our sinking so much.

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By the time we saw the fire, the flame
was whooshing up the stairs.

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We yelled up to Leslie, but it was too
late.

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The dress was all on fire. She panicked
and started to run.

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And she was screaming.

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He didn't want him to know.

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I guess that's everything.

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I guess it is.

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Thanks.

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I want to thank you for everything
you've done.

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Sure. Sure.

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She told me that you nursed her day and
night.

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She probably couldn't have gotten
through without you.

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We could have saved us all a lot of time
and trouble if we'd known how you'd

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take it.

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She was afraid if you saw her like...
Well, like she is.

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You... Well, she just wanted to stay
beautiful for you. That's all we were

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trying to do.

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Just keep things the way she wanted.

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She didn't need to hide from me.

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She'll always be as beautiful as when I
first met her.

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Let's hear the lady now.

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And, uh, it'll turn out all right.

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I know it's going to turn out all right.

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I'll see you now, Hugh.

