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Hey, you.
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Say, you there boy.
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You have another drink with me, huh?
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Huh?
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What you reading there?
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What are you reading?
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The Deer Slayer, huh?
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Say, who in tarnation is Jay Fennymore Cooper?
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It's a man who wrote about Indians.
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At least, that's what he thought he was doing.
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Indians.
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Indians!
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What does he say about 'em?
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What kind of things is he saying about Indians?
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I guess he thought they were
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nature's noblemen.
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Noble.
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Noble?
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There ain't nothing noble about a stinking Indian,
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except maybe the dirt you bury 'em in!
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Noble!
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There's no need to do that.
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I'm gonna kill you, boy.
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel ♪
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♪ He roamed through the West ♪
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♪ Did Johnny Yuma, the Rebel ♪
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♪ He wandered alone ♪
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♪ Johnny Yuma ♪
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Look, mister.
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I've been punching cows at the Simmons' Ranch
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all day and I'm tired.
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Now just back off.
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Put that gun away, Simon.
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Ain't nobody in my sight
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gonna say a good word about a Indian,
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and walk out of this door alive!
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You got a score with the Indians,
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tell them about it, 'cause I'm not interested.
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Come on cowboy,
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draw!
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I'm not drawing against any man
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out of his head with liquor,
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so just walk away and sleep it off.
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Simon, you better get on home before you hurt yourself.
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I said draw!
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You're like all the Indian lovers,
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you're nothing but yellow lousy!
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Simon, you got awful lucky.
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Now pick up your gun and go home.
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Don't worry kid, we all seen it.
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He was sure asking for it.
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You know him, Wallace?
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Simon Trask.
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Got a fleabite place over next to Simmons.
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You just stood there.
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I'm your foreman Yuma,
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not your nursemaid.
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Him,
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a nester,
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uglying up the prairie with his stinking mean life.
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Who'll care about him?
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His wife.
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His kin.
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I still say it's not your business
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to look his widow in the face.
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I know it was either him or me,
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but this much I owe him.
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Been living there about two years now.
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Poorer than skim milk.
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Never put down no roots,
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and his wife,
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been two years
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she ain't never come face to face with another human soul.
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I don't know what was eating him,
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that's why she never gave him no kids.
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Funny how
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some men take it worse than others.
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Still seems like a sorry reason for
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grown men to quarrel about Indians.
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- Think so?
- Don't you?
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What if your wife had been captured by them like his?
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Or massacred by 'em like mine?
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Mrs. Trask!
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This land,
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such as it is, he owns a piece of it, don't he?
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Let's get some shovels.
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A woman as faded and colorless as sagebrush.
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But in her eyes,
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the staring,
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pained look of
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a wounded animal.
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What makes a man like Trask
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so eaten away with
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bitterness that he?
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Sam followed the trail all the way to
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Simon Trask cabin.
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His widow's that is, huh Reb?
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Stealing eggs, a couple of chickens,
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that's bed enough.
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Now, she's getting real ambitious, huh Yuma?
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How could a woman alone drag off a steer,
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even a young one?
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She's not exactly a weak woman.
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She lived with the Comanches for a while.
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I reckon she can just about do a man's job, if not worse.
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I suppose she had no other choice
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with that husband of hers.
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Besides,
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who said she did do it alone?
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What are you talking about?
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He killed her husband, didn't he?
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Maybe he's trying to make it up to her.
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If I want to help somebody,
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I do it with my own money.
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All right Johnny.
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Now we'd better get the sheriff,
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she wouldn't have time to cut it up yet.
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Mr. Simmons,
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she's a sick, sorry woman.
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None of us here have any idea
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what she might've gone through with the Comanches.
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She's sick minded right enough.
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I don't wanna sound harsh,
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but I think she's a danger to everyone.
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Something outta be done for her,
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but I think Johnny's right.
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Just getting her locked up isn't going to be the answer.
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You reckon maybe she's a witch?
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Larry, Ike,
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don't go far,
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we're gonna have dinner soon.
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Sam said you wanted to see me.
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That's right.
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What's on your mind?
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I hear tell you buried Trask.
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Even when they die, they ugly up this creation big land.
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People like the Trasks,
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they don't belong here.
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Why do they keep hanging around?
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We don't live, we only stay.
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We are too poor to get away.
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You find that in one of them fancy books?
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Read it on a barn in Kansas.
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What's on your mind, Wallace?
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You, Reb.
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You've been nosing in where you don't belong.
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That so?
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Standing up for that Trask woman.
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I figure that's my business.
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It's mine, too.
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When she starved out of there,
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or run out,
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I'm buying in.
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Just like that?
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It won't take much.
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You still fancy yourself to be a cattle baron, huh?
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I've got a chance to start me a spread,
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and nobody's gonna keep me from it.
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The woman?
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What about her?
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She's not my concern.
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She doesn't seem to be anybody's.
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One more thing Yuma,
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reason I asked you out here.
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Mr. Simmons not here to protect you now.
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Just you and me,
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and we're gonna find something up.
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There's something else you wanna find out,
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just let me know.
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Hey, hey you old witch!
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What do ya got in there?
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I told you to go away from here.
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They're gonna put you in jail for stealing our cows!
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They're gonna lock ya up, and throw away the key!
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I wanna go home.
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Scaredy-cat, I'm gonna find out
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what she's got in that cabin.
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Maybe it's gold,
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millions of pieces of gold,
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and I'd fill my pockets with it,
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and I wouldn't give you one!
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She's got gun.
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I'm not afraid of her.
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You wait here.
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Hey Ike, come look at this!
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Help!
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Help,
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Help!
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Help!
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Help!
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Help!
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You heard what the boy said,
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she tried to kill, shoot him down in cold blood.
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Please Walt, let's not go over that again.
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Maybe she's gonna cook him and eat him,
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'cause she's a witch.
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Wallace,
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tell Sam to get the sheriff,
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you saddle up the horses.
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Mrs. Simmons, maybe if you came along.
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Why?
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No telling what she might do if we get her spooked.
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Be better if there was a woman alone to talk to her.
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There's likely to be some shooting,
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you stay here.
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Get my horse, will you Johnny?
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She's got the buckboard packed and ready to go.
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Oh, we'll see about that.
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Why would she want to run away?
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Larry!
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Larry!
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She's probably holding him to make sure we let her go.
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Nobody's gonna bargain with my boy's life.
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Lucy, come back!
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Lucy, come back.
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Hold it.
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Where's my boy?
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Is he all right?
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Larry!
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Stop, don't you take another step.
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Mrs. Trask,
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send Larry out, and we'll go away.
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Let him go, please.
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I know why you're here.
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You want to lock me away some place,
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just like my husband.
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You don't think I'm fit to be alive, neither.
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Nobody comes in here,
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I'll kill him and myself first.
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Let Larry out please,
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and we'll go away.
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We'll do whatever you want.
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Would you let me go,
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and not try to lock me up some place?
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We promise.
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Now, will you let him go?
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After dark, not before.
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Larry!
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Larry!
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Now you've done it.
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You got for that gun, and I'll make you eat it.
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Boy still in there?
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Yeah, my wife's down there too.
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Mrs. Trask!
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Mrs. Trask!
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He means you no harm!
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Mrs. Trask,
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I'm coming in for the boy.
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No, please don't come down!
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Please don't make me have to kill you!
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He always tried to help you, Mrs. Trask!
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He paid for that steer out of his own pocket!
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It was him seeing your man
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got a decent burial in his own land!
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Down there, down there!
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In the cellar!
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Come on, come on, oh it's all right.
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You're all so decent, ain't ya?
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I was married to Simon Trask when the Comanches got me.
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Yes, his father was an Indian.
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I had no other choice,
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but his father was good to me.
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The best he knew how.
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When the cavalry
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hunted him down,
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sure Simon Trask took me back all right,
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but he never let me forget it.
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He could never forgive me
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for him.
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He moved us out here,
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so that nobody'd know his disgrace.
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He tried to drink away the memory.
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Finally,
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we had to steal to live!
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We were starving, sheriff!
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You got a lot of schooling to catch up on, boy.
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I've got a big house,
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it isn't much,
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but well if you'd like to help take care of it.
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Wallace, Sam,
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hitch up her buckboard and take it into town.
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Come on, Juano.
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The Indians did a lot worse to you
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than they did to her husband.
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Where's your hate?
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There comes a time when hate dies,
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and something better takes its place.
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel ♪
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♪ He roamed through the West ♪
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♪ Did Johnny Yuma, the Rebel ♪
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♪ He wandered alone ♪
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♪ He got fightin' mad, this rebel lad ♪
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♪ He packed no star as he wandered far ♪
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♪ Where the only law was a hook and a draw ♪
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♪ The Rebel ♪
♪ Away ♪
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♪ Johnny Yuma ♪
♪ Away rode the Rebel ♪
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel ♪
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♪ He roamed through the West ♪
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♪ Did Johnny Yuma, the Rebel ♪
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♪ He wandered alone ♪
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♪ He searched the land, this restless lad ♪
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♪ He was panther quick and leather tough ♪
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♪ 'Cause he figured that he had been pushed enough ♪
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♪ The Rebel ♪
♪ Away ♪
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♪ Johnny Yuma ♪
♪ Away rode the Rebel ♪
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♪ Johnny Yuma ♪
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♪ John Yuma ♪
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