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Nancy. I can't take you away from here.

Its..

Well, your imagination is just too big to fit in a city.

I have a strange feeling you're gonna be sorry.

What's wrong?

Put them papers back in the safe.

Do like she says, Maverick.

Put 'em back. Or I'm gonna blow your head off.

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Well, guess you're the big winner, Maverick.

Lucky, Gil.

What's the matter? You sensitive to lightnin'?

Last time I saw it, I was sensitive

about a month ago, back in Tennessee.

Oh, did you get hit by?

Nope. By a girl.

Not the first time, I reckon.

Uh, it was the first time by this kind of a girl.

Strangest thing that ever happened to me.

As a matter of fact, Gil, I'm not rightly sure it happened.

Or if did happen, what made it happen.

What are you talking about?

Tsk, five things go on up there in that Smoky Mountain country

man just cannot explain.

Well, I saw several of them.

It all began one bright sunny morning.

I was riding down from Memphis to collect a debt.

Everything was going normal at first..

'...expect for maybe that raven.'

- How do, ma'am? - How do, stranger?

Is somethin' wrong?

Nope, reckon not.

What are you hidin' for?

Get away.

I will if you tell me

why you were runnin' up and down the road.

You will?

'Yeah.'

You ain't scared?

Not if you aren't.

Well, I was trying to make up my mind to go into town.

Part of me says stay out, and the other part says

go on in, and let the devil take the hindmost.

It's like to tear me apart tryin' to decide what to do.

Most women have trouble makin' up their mind.

You have to learn to live with it.

You better get away. Or this tree falls on you.

Your horse takes a notion to kick you.

You better be good, for my horse takes a notion to kick you.

Get! Before the ground opens and swallows you up.

Not till I know what you're talking about.

Now, you look at me.

I can't look at you.

You go up in half a smoke.

Oh..

What's the matter with you?

I'm a witch.

A what?

A witch.

Oh.

I don't believe in witches.

I thought everybody believed in witches.

Sure you don't believe in me?

Oh, sure I believe in you, alright.

I just don't believe in witches.

Hey, I like you.

You goin' into Hound Dog?

I sure am.

Can I go with you?

I've a feeling that if we're together

well, nobody will get hurt too bad.

Anybody ever tell you don't make sense when you talk?

Whenever I go into town, something dreadful happens.

You want me to help you from bustin' the town?

Well, I don't do it on purpose.

It just happens.

I think since you don't believe in me

it'll kind of break the spell a little.

Then nothin' too awful will happen.

Can I go with you?

Well, now I've never broken a spell in my life.

But..

Alright, climb aboard.

Right here will be fine.

You'd better not follow too close.

I don't want you to get hurt.

Well, don't worry about me.

Well..

Oh, incase it don't work, and I don't see you again

what's your name?

Bart Maverick.

Howdy, Bart Maverick?

My name's Nancy Sutliff.

Nice to meet you, Nancy.

Well, here goes.

Good luck.

Last time I was in town, them two boys got lockjaw.

Here they go again.

Splash Oh!

'Look what've done to my dress, you got it wet...

Sorry, lady. I didn't...

Sorry? I'll teach you to be sorry.

'You better not be going around splashing ladies..'

'Here, what's going on here?'

It's that witch again, Cyrus.

'I thought you told her never to come back.'

Well, after what happened...

Alright, Miz Turner, stop yappin'.

I told you I'd talk to her.

Now do you believe in witches?

Well, that was certainly worth seein'.

But witchcraft had nothing to do with it.

What do you mean?

You saw with your own two eyes.

That's the same kind of magic that happens when a pretty girl

walks down the street.

But what about...

'In Texas, it's even worse.'

You ever heard of a Texas Tornado?

Yeah.

'Well, that's just another word for pretty girl.'

Get back.

Now, Nancy, don't get wild.

Nancy didn't do anything, she just walked in.

What's goin' on here?

Nancy is.

Oh, it's you.

Anybody hurt?

It's a blessing we wasn't all killed.

No, Luke, nothin' serious.

Anybody need patchin' up? Luke's here.

Luke? Luke Baxter?

Yeah, that's, uh, that's me.

I'm Bart Maverick.

Mr. Maverick, you finally got my letter.

Yeah.

Say, is there somewhere we could talk about it.

You know this stranger, Luke?

Yeah, I, uh..

Why don't you folks go back and..

I'll-I'll talk to Nancy.

You'll talk to Nancy.

You ain't got nothin' to say to me.

It's your fault, I've to come here, in the first place.

Nancy, we don't have to talk about it in front of everybody.

Why not? You'll put both my brothers in jail

if they set one foot in this town.

That ain't true.

Now, we could settle this.

Ain't nobody gonna put nobody in jail.

Well, you'd oughta be put in jail.

After what you and that High Card Harris..

May his soul rest in peace.

Did to my family.

Well, you're lucky, I don't cave in this whole town.

Or send a storm ragin' down this traitor.

Conjure up a Texas Tornado.

'Hogwash.'

What did you say?

He said, "Hogwash."

And you can, uh, tell that bird, he did a fine job.

That one no bird, that one my pappy.

- Nancy. - Don't talk to me.

Thank you for your help, Mr. Maverick

and I'll be seeing you again sometime.

Yes, ma'am.

Is she really a witch?

Who cares.

Now, Luke, in your letter you mentioned

ten thousand dollars High Card Harris owes me.

Can we talk about that?

Why don't you come up to my place?

You're probably hungry after your trip.

You can eat... I can tell you what happened to the money.

What happened to the money?

Huh!

You still haven't told me what happened to High Card Harris.

Well, him and me went to business together

about three years ago.

I had two of the finest hound dogs in the country.

And he had ten thousand dollars.

Luke, how come High Card

suddenly remembered he owed me the ten thousand?

Well, he didn't exactly remember.

After he died, I found a piece of paper amongst his belongings

that says, he owed you the money as a gamblin' debt.

So, I figured, uh, he would have wanted me pay you.

Now, there's no ten thousand dollars to pay me.

I didn't say there weren't no ten thousand dollars.

I told you I was gonna tell you what happened to it.

What?

What?

Has long story.

Luke, I want to hear every word.

Well..

Let's go in the house.

Yeah, let's.

I don't think High Card would've gone to gamble

if it hadn't been for Peaches.

High Card always was found of the ladies.

Now, Peaches ain't no lady.

They rarely are.

Peaches is a hound dog.

Mr. Harris was so crazy about that dog

he couldn't sleep nights.

The Sutliffs wouldn't sell him, so...

Sutliff? Nancy's family?

Mm-hmm.

Her brothers are so crazy about card playin'

somehow one night Mr. Harris gets over to the house

for a game of poker.

The Sutliffs was crazy enough to put up Peaches

against a hand full of aces.

Knowing Harris, that was crazy.

But what about my ten thousand dollars?

Oh, yeah.

Now, Mr. Harris brought Peaches home.

He just sat there with Peaches in his lap, all aglow.

And he up and died.

What did he die from?

Now, being a medical man, I'd say the Sutliff's corn liquor.

Luke, what about my ten thousand dollars?

Well, the Sutliffs were so mad about losing Peaches

they broke in here and stole my Pedigree papers.

Ain't sold a pup since.

Plum ruined my hound dog business.

What about my money?

It was in the envelope in the safe.

They stole it?

No... that is, they took your money, but they don't know it.

So, I wouldn't call that stealin'.

What are you talking about?

Well, they didn't break open the safe

they just carried it away.

The safe?

Ox Sutliff's the only man in these parts who could do that.

What a family.

Nancy, Ox..

And Zack.

He's a mean 'un.

And they got a bird for a pappy.

Works every time.

Sure was nice of you to give me lift home.

I was waitin' for you.

Waitin'? What if I hadn't come along?

Oh, you are here, ain't you?

You've helped the spell, didn't you?

- Spell? - Spell I put on you to come.

Woah!

Oh, come on now, Nancy.

Well, you felt it, didn't you?

Didn't you feel like you was hit by lightnin' or somethin'?

Now, Nancy, let's get one thing straight.

I don't believe in witches, and spells and charms, and..

Well, I try not to believe in courtin'.

Let's talk about somethin' else, huh?

Well, that don't leave us very much to talk about.

What I mean is, uh..

Well, you don't need to be a witch

to get a fella to come courtin'.

A girl like you has a lot of, uh..

Well, natural charms.

All that witchcraft just gets in the way.

Oh, I love it when you don't believe in me.

It makes me feel almost human.

Oh, better stop here, I got to blindfold you

just incase you try to find your way back up here again.

Now, this is ridiculous.

Come on, get off.

It's the rules.

- Whose rules? - My pappy's.

You told me that trained bird was your pappy.

Well, in a way it was.

My pappy's dead, sort off.

Sort of? Where I come from a person's either dead

or they ain't dead, it's as simple as that.

It ain't simple at all, that's the most confusing thing'

in the world.

My old pappy used to say, "If a person could understand

"the difference between what is dead and what ain't dead

you could be a real first class witch."

Oh, no! No, no, no.

Just for that, you can stay ignorant.

Now, let's get it goin'.

Let's go.

Duck!

Whoa.

- Alright, let's go. - Alright.

Stop!

Well, we're home.

Uh, it's a nice place you have here.

It's home.

Hey, help me out, will you?

My foot's all pins and needles.

Hey, you're cute.

Uh, they, uh... they don't make flour sacks

the way they used to.

Put your horse in the shed there.

- Then come on in. - Alright.

Well, hello there, fellas.

Argh!

Man's best friend and you all hate me.

'It's a stranger.'

Get him, Ox.

Look at there, Zack.

Them dogs is just crazy about that stranger.

I'll be darned.

Hey, he really bashed me, didn't he, Ox?

Yeah.

A good one, too.

And I didn't get a chance to bash him back.

You want to bash him, Zack?

Oh, thanks.

Hey, Nance, look what we brung here.

Found him restin' around with the dogs.

Thought you'd like to look at him.

Put him down!

What do you want with him?

I brong him. He come up the trail with me, blindfolded.

Now, put him down.

Put me down.

Nancy's got a fellar.

Well, the dogs like him.

Why shouldn't Nancy like him?

You alright, Mr. Maverick?

I never felt better in my life.

Oh, I better get somethin' for your face.

'You leave him be.'

Always puttin' some of your homemade junk on folks.

Get on out to the still, and get us somethin' to drink.

Now, that's a good idea.

You don't need nothin' to drink.

Oh, yes, we do.

Don't we, Zack?

Yeah, go on, we want to talk to your fellar.

This here Maverick.

Zack, if you lay one finger on him while I'm gone

so help me, I'll...

You what? Turn me into a ring-tailed baboon?

Maverick, huh?

Those all I know Tennessee name do, Ox?

Huh, I don't know.

You mind if I sit down?

- Go ahead. - Thanks.

Where do you meet my sister, Maverick?

In town.

Were you scared of her?

No.

Oh, she talked a little wild

but, uh, her talk never scared anybody.

Mr. Maverick.

Hmm.

What do you aim to do with them cards?

Oh, Zack, my old pappy used to say

"Man to stay out of trouble

learns to do something with his hand."

Do you boys play poker?

- Do we? - Hold on, Ox.

You wouldn't by any chance be a working gambler?

Oh, no!

No, I just took it up recently.

'For a hobby.'

Oh.

Alright, Ox, you can cut the cards.

You got to be careful, Mr. Maverick.

Last time we played poker we liked to lost our heads.

Yeah.

And Peaches too.

I open for a dollar.

Peaches?

Most beautiful hound dog in the world.

With a voice that'd stand your hair on end.

'Without Peaches we ain't nobody in these parts.'

Plumb ruined our lives using that dog.

Uh, poker's a dangerous game, Zack.

And you got to be willing to lose once in a while.

We are.

But when there's a no-count cheating gambler

like High Card Harris, sittin' there with a fistful of...

High Card Harris?

You know the varmint?

Oh, you poor, poor fellas.

Reckon you was acquainted with him, alright.

I thought I was the only one in the whole world

who was suffering, because of High Card Harris.

He done you out of something too?

The dearest thing I owned.

Oh, that's a shame.

How many cards do you want, Ox?

'I'll just play these.'

Good.

One card.

I'll take two.

It's your bet, Ox.

Stay healthy.

It's your bet.

I said stay healthy.

No, thanks.

Drink it.

And stay healthy.

Ugh.

I hope so.

There's your money, fellas.

You won it fair and square.

Every time you think about this game, you remember

poor old Bart Maverick who might have been a happy man

if it wasn't for an envelope

that High Card Harris kept in his safe.

His safe?

Just a little envelope.

Tucked away in a dark cold safe.

If only had to think about what happiness

it would bring.

I can't stand it no more.

I know where it is.

'It's right under this table, that's where.'

Ox.

What, I can't help it, Zack.

I can't stand to see him suffer.

You mean my happiness is right under this table?

Well, it really ain't got nothing to do with us.

And I've never seen anybody as unhappy as you.

- Let's give it to him. - Well..

Oh, we gotta, Zack, it would be down right cruel

lettin' him go through life like that.

Open the safe, Ox, quick.

There.

Look, it's got my name on it.

Well, I... I-I don't know what to say.

I just don't know how to thank you boys.

What did you do to him?

Zack, if you hurt him..

Hurt him? Why, you're looking at the happiest man

in this world.

Yeah.

You and your corn liquor.

He just passed out for the pure pleasure of it.

Oh, Mr. Maverick.

Go and go get his horse.

- Huh? - Don't just stand there.

Scat.

Mr. Maverick.

Please wake up.

Oh!

You feel better?

It's nothin'.

I got a doze or somethin' in the house.

No, no, no, I just had a doze of somethin' in the house.

Well, it's been a real pleasure, Mr. Maverick.

Thanks, Zack.

You don't know how much I've enjoyed it.

Ox will take you back to the main road.

Good.

Goodbye, Nancy.

- Oh! - Oh.

I'm sorry you took sick.

But I reckon it's your own fault for liking cards

better than courtin'.

Nancy, if I was a courtin' kind, I'd court you so much

you'd have to take up card playin'

just for somethin' else to do.

Come on, get up.

I gotta blindfold you.

You ready, Mr. Maverick?

In a minute.

Now, I want you to hear what I have to say.

I can't help being a witch...

- Oh, Nancy... - Just listen.

Most folks is scared of me.

Ox and Zack just laugh.

But you didn't do neither one.

That's why I put a spell on you.

But I'm gonna take it off soon

'cause the next time you come here

it's gonna be, because you want to.

And not 'cause I made you do it.

Go fetch him, Ox.

Why, sure.

That's all I got to say.

Your horse is ready, Mr. Maverick.

He he, forty dollars.

'Whatchu bawlerin' for?'

'Cause I'll never see him again.

Who cares?

'I care.'

You think I got feelings.

You better stop that bawlerin' or I'm gonna bash you.

You gonna bash me?

That's all you got brains enough to do.

You gonna get it... good.

So smart, you're sittin' there with a friend of Luke Baxter

and you don't..

Oh!

- What are you sayin'? - Nothin'.

How do you know he's Luke's friend?

'Cause Luke sent for him to come here.

Ah, you can take that off now.

Huh, much obliged.

You can find the main road easy from here

you just go right through there and you come right to it.

Well, thanks, Ox.

It's been good knowin' you.

Bash him, Ox.

Ox!

Oh, what did we do that for?

'Cause he's a friend of Luke Baxter, that's why.

Oh!

'I was gettin' right fond of that Maverick.'

Oh, what's in that there envelope?

Money... a heap of it.

You reckon that's really his.

I don't know.

But we're gonna keep it anyway.

Nancy, don't..

Sorry.

Glad you're awake, Mr. Maverick, you slept most of the day.

Feelin' better?

Down, Peaches.

'That's Peaches?'

Yeah, ain't she beautiful?

Why, I-I'm no expert.

Say, Luke. What happened? How did I get here?

Well, you come stumblin' in here last night.

Oh, in terrible shape.

'All beat up. Your coat wet.'

My coat?

- Where's my coat? - Right here. It's dry now.

Oh, them no-count Sutliffs!

How did they find out about my money?

- You got a hold of it? - I had a hold of it.

By now, it's probably back in that cold dark safe.

If they know about it. You ain't never gonna get it back.

Oh, Luke, boy, for a scientific mind

you sure do some unexperimental thinkin'.

It's $10,000 up there with my name on it.

I'm gonna get it no matter what... Sorry, Mr. Maverick.

'I ain't used to no back talk from my patients.'

'I think you're still talkin' plumb outta your head.'

Oh, now, Luke, that's..

You stay in bed and keep an eye on Peaches there.

'I don't want nothin' to happen to him, do you hear?'

Them's orders.

Uh, uh, Luke, I... Them's orders!

Peaches, get off my coat.

Get off my coat!

'Oh, come on, Peaches. I gotta go out after my money.'

This time it's gonna take patience and persistence and..

And Peaches.

Peaches. Come on, Peaches.

Hey, Peaches, come. Come on, Peaches.

Come on, Peaches. Smell, Peaches.

Here, Peaches. Smell, Peaches.

Now, you're gonna lead me right to Nancy. Come on.

Peaches?

Peaches?

Here, girl.

Peaches, come to Bart.

'Come to Bart.'

Peaches?

'Peaches?'

Nancy?

'Nancy?'

Nancy?

'Nancy?'

Nancy, where are you?

'Guess.'

Peaches?

Peaches.

Oh. Oh, what kind of a hound are you?

I don't know.. Uh, Nancy!

Well, took you long enough to get here.

What's the matter, Peaches? Forget how to track?

Who's trackin' who?

Now that you've found me what do you aim to do?

Well, I'm too tired to climb trees.

It's a nice night for courtin'.

Nancy, I told you how I felt about courtin'.

I know. Reckon you just come for your money.

- Well... - I know all about it.

You must be a terrible bad man to have so much money..

If it's all yours.

Just a dead high card Harris owed me.

'Oh?'

And I'm not such a bad man.

Then quit a-lookin' at my leg that a-way.

And I'm not lookin' at your leg that a-way.

Hey, how in tarnation am I gonna get outta this tree?

Then, how'd you get up there?

Don't rightly remember.

Well, didn't you fly up?

Might have.

Then fly it down.

'I don't think I can.'

Why not?

You.

Oh, I know.

I don't believe in you so you feel almost human.

Um-hm.

Alright.

This won't be anything as spectacular as flying.

'It's just a nice normal way to get a girl out of a tree!'

This beats flan anytime.

Ugh! Oh, Nancy, let me go. You're crackin' my ribs.

Uh-uh. Not never.

I'm gonna hold on to you so as you won't never get away.

Nancy, you just... can't..

Uh, I..

See, it's different.

When you look at me it's like you was lookin' at a plain girl.

But you're, you're not a plain girl.

In fact, you're a... nice round girl.

That's what I mean.

When you look at me, I don't even care

about being a first class witch.

Not even a second class witch?

Not no kind of a witch. Never no more.

Them's our dogs.

Come on.

- Where? - Up to the house.

The boys must have heard Peaches and they're bound to find her.

And there's no tellin' what'll happen if they see you.

- Then why don't I just run? - Where to?

You was lost when I found ya.

Besides, you want your money, don't you?

I, you-you're gonna help me get my money?

Peaches, lose 'em, girl. Go on. Give 'em a good chase.

'Get!'

Come on, love. Time's a-wastin'.

Oh, Nancy!

It's too bad I ain't a witch anymore.

Uh-huh.

My pappy taught me how to open a safe just like this.

Well, it's all there.

One thing I can say about your brothers. They are honest.

I should help to tell you.

I might as well take Luke's papers too.

Hey, you can't take that. It'll be stealin'.

What'd you call what your brothers did?

You just said they was honest.

That's just my opinion. Luke has other ideas.

Luke has Peaches.

Oh, no. Luke doesn't have Peaches.

Why, your brothers are out lookin' for Peaches right now.

And when they catch her, they're gonna have Peaches.

Luke's gonna have his papers.

And I'm gonna have my money so I can get back to Memphis

where there's lights and music and... real people.

But what about me?

You?

Well, you-you never had no time to say it but

I thought that once I got a hold of you, you'd-you'd..

I'd what?

Take me away from all this.

Nancy, I can't take you away from here.

Well, it's..

Your imagination is just too big to fit in a city.

I have a feelin', you're gonna be sorry.

What's wrong?

Put them papers back in the safe.

Do like she says, Maverick.

Put 'em back in the safe.

'Cause I'm gonna blow your head off.

Zack, don't.

You didn't find Peaches?

Shut up, Maverick.

And, you, gettin' Peaches to lead us on a wild-goose chase

while you and him... He only wanted his money.

That-that's all.

Eh, Zack, I put the dogs away and..

Oh, my.

Are you gonna blow his head off now?

Soon as I find out why Luke sent him here.

Uh, Lu-Luke had nothin' to do with it.

'It just happens that my money was in his safe.'

I don't like that answer.

Uh, me neither.

That's Peaches!

Nancy, come here.

Aim it right 'tween his eyes.

And he better be here when we get back

'cause if he ain't, you're gonna need

a flying broomstick to get out of it.

You wouldn't shoot me, Nancy.

'Well, I would. Right between the ears.'

You got me so mixed up, I-I think I'd do it

just for the fun of it.

Now, Nancy, I-I didn't mean to get you mixed up.

Why, it just sorta happened.

And I can't take you with me. There's no place to take you.

What you need is a nice steady fella like Luke.

'Hold it.'

Nancy, the reason you're attracted to me is because

I'm a, I'm an island of sanity in this mad world of yours.

That done it.

The day I'd fall in love with an island instead of a man

well, I hope they shoot me like I'm gonna shoot you right now.

Please, Nancy. Please don't shoot.

Oh.

Oh, I can't do it.

Oh, love, love. Oh, I couldn't shoot ya.

You look just like Peaches when she's beggin' for biscuit.

What am I gonna do with you?

You're a little nut hangin' from a tree

and somebody shook you down and stepped on the..

- You are crack. - Oh, love.

Well, maybe I could send you to a school somewhere

or something.

Now, come, love. Time's a-wastin'.

I think we've gone the wrong way.

Come on.

Luke's dogs in there.

How do we get outta here?

We don't. We wait for them to go home.

Get! Get! Get!

Down, boys.

- Go away. - Go on.

Mr. Maverick. Nancy.

What are you doin' here?

Luke! Boy, am I glad to see you.

I gotta find Peaches.

He must be around here somewhere.

Hey, but, Luke, I tried to get your papers back.

Ah, hang the papers. I gotta find Peaches.

She's about to drop a litter.

- Oh, no. - Oh, Luke, puppies?

You mean, all this and puppies too?

Peaches? Peaches?

Peaches. She's in there.

Hold on to these dogs.

Wait.

'Them's Luke Baxter's dogs.'

'He's lookin' for Peaches.'

Your brothers?

Hey, Luke. Hurry up.

'It's dark in here.'

Oh, what are we gonna do, love?

Hey, Luke. You stay right where you are.

You hear me?

'Maverick.'

You low-down, no-count, shiftless dog stealing pole-cat.

Gimme that gun!

- Get away from that cave! - Uh, you better do it, Nance.

'We know Luke's in thar... with Peaches.'

You hear me? Get away from that cave.

Don't you do it.

I've had enough of your meanness, Zack.

You ain't gonna get Luke, no Peaches, no nothin'.

Shut up, Nance. Or I'm gonna blast that Maverick.

You're gettin' me real mad.

I said you ain't gonna do nothin'!

Don't talk like that, Nancy.

Thunder and lightning, dry oak tree

crack the sky and strike for me!

Thank you, Nancy.

T'weren't nothin'.

Well, there she is.

There, girl.

There, girl. It's gonna be alright.

Luke is gonna take good care of you.

Mr. Maverick?

Mr. Maverick?

I saw it with my own eyes.

Poof! Gone. Just like that.

Snap out of it, Mr. Maverick.

We gotta get Peaches outta here and to home.

Hey, Nancy. Wait for me.

She's a witch.

A real witch.

And I'm gonna take her away from all this.

- Where's the hot water? - You need hot water?

- For coffee. - I already made coffee.

Oh, good. Luke could do with some.

I reckon it's all finished between you and me.

I saw how you looked at me out there. After it happened.

Nancy, I'm not so sure what happened out there.

I'm not even sure you made it happen.

I've just never seen anything like it in my life.

Your own brothers.

Well, it's the price I have to pay for being a witch.

I reckon you'll be leavin' now that you have your money.

I was just thinkin' about going. I've got to get back to Memphis.

Maybe, it's just as well.

It ain't gonna be easy to forget you.

But the way you feel about me now

I guess I couldn't stand to see you jump out of your skin

every time I looked at ya.

I just never be sure.

'Nancy!'

You better take that coffee in to Luke.

Oh, yeah.

- Uh, Nancy. - Hmm?

If you gave Luke half a chance, he's the kind of a fellow

who wouldn't need a spell put on for him to come courtin'.

I know. Thanks for tellin' me, though.

Goodbye, love. Oh, Mr. Maverick.

Goodbye, Nancy. It's been enchanting.

'Oh, no. Zack, Ox. No, Ox, O..'

Alright, Maverick. Where's Peaches?

In there.

- Well, she'd better be. - Yeah. She'd better be.

I wouldn't go in there yet. Nancy and Luke are, uh..

Nancy's in there?

Yep.

Ox. Zack. Well, I'm glad you wasn't killed.

Hey, don't come no closer, Nance.

I-I wasn't really gonna shoot your fellar.

No, Nance. Y-you didn't need to heave that lightenin' at us.

Hoo-wee! That smarts.

We was only funnin'.

'We won't never do it again.'

Well, I should hope not.

And just remember that the next time you takes the notion

to laugh at me, you'd think that was somethin'.

Hah!

Puppies.

Eight, Ox.

How is she, Luke?

Oh, Peaches is fine.

'These dogs are gonna put my business back on her feet.'

'You're lookin' at the finest hound dogs'

'in the Smoky Mountains.'

You boys wanna see Peaches?

We sure do. Don't we, Zack?

'We sure do.'

We're comin', Peaches.

Oh, Luke.

Uh, you can come up to the house anytime at all

and get your papers.

He he.

Well, Luke?

Oh, yeah.

I asked Nancy about comin' courtin'.

And what did she say?

She asked me if I believed in witches?

Do you?

Well, being a medical man, I can take 'em or leave 'em.

This age is science and according to science

ain't nothin' impossible.

Yep.

I'll see you, Luke.

Oh... here.

Now, what's this for?

Well, that's Nancy's scarf. You just give it to Peaches.

If she gets to feelin' herself again

she'll know what to do with it.

- Goodbye, Luke. - 'Bye, Mr. Maverick.'

Never more.

And that is what happens to a man who let's $10,000

lure him into the Great Smokys.

Well, thank you, gentlemen, for a wonderful ga..

Pappy?

♪ Who is the tall dark stranger there ♪

♪ Maverick is the name ♪

♪ Ridin' the trail to who knows where ♪

♪ Luck is his companion ♪

♪ Gamblin' is his game ♪

♪ Smooth as the handle on a gun ♪

♪ Maverick is the name ♪

♪ Wild as the wind in Oregon ♪

♪ Blowin' up a canyon ♪

♪ Easier to tame ♪

♪ Riverboat, ring your bell ♪

♪ Fare thee well, Annabel ♪

♪ Luck is the lady that he loves the best ♪

♪ Natchez to New Orleans ♪

♪ Livin' on jacks and queens ♪

♪ Maverick is ♪

♪ A legend of the west ♪

♪ Riverboat, ring your bell ♪

♪ Fare thee well, Annabel ♪

♪ Luck is the lady ♪

♪ That he loves the best ♪

♪ Natchez to New Orleans ♪

♪ Livin' on jacks and queens ♪

♪ Maverick is a legend of the west ♪

♪ Maverick is a legend of the west ♪♪