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What are you guys doing, playing a game?

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Spare that paper. Clean that rubbish.

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Drop that barge. Lift that bale.

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That's a coincidence.

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How'd you get under the paper?

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What's the matter with you?

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A bumblebee bit me.

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Bumblebee nothing. Take this broom and
sweep up.

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Yes, sir.

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We have met the enemy and they belong to
us. Right. Right. Oh!

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I get...

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Wait a minute, Maul. Get it off.

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Oh, look.

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A bird's nest.

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Bird's nest? That's my hair.

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I'm happy.

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These oil bonds belong to a Mr. B .O.
Davis.

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Here's his name and address, and we're
going to return them. Oh, no, you're

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Yes, I am. No, give me them.

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As a reward for your honesty, I'm going
to give you a position.

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Oh, boy, a position.

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Hey, wait a minute.

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Do we have to wait?

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Not exactly.

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All I want you to do is find me an
honest man with executive ability.

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If you find me an honest man and he
qualifies, I'll give you a bonus of $5

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Could we have some money on account?

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Yeah, on account of a broke.

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Why, certainly.

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Thanks. We're on our way for an honest
man. We'll bring him back as fast as we

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can.

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Excelsior!

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Have this refilled.

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I still don't see how this will help us
find an honest man. It's simple, Sap. An

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honest man will return the wallet. A
dishonest man will keep it. Well, I hope

36
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so. We've tried everything else.

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Debate. I hope this wire holds.

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It will.

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That faker ain't no faker. He's a crook.
The next crook that tries to steal this

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will wish he hadn't.

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Yeah, he'll get a hot foot in the
pocket.

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And how.

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No smoking.

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I said no smoking.

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Remind me to have you stuffed.

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Okay.

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Now, where do I get that battery?

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This will do the stunt.

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I'll press that wire up against there
and blow him the kingdom come. Look out

50
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now.

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This is disgusting.

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You're right. We haven't even come near
an honest man.

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This wallet gag won't work.

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Nice pooch.

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The only honest man we found all day,
and it's a dog.

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Yeah, but he wouldn't make a good
business executive. Or would he?

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Call us. He wants us to follow him.

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Maybe he'll lead us to an honest man.
Come on.

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How do you do? How do you do? How do you
do?

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Hello. Is that your dog, lady?

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Yes. Well, you should be proud of him,
madam.

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He's the only honest man left in the
whole world. Oh, no, he isn't. My

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sweetheart is honest.

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Very honest.

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Yeah? Where is he?

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In jail.

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If he's so honest, what's he doing in
jail?

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He was wrongfully accused of stealing,
but he didn't do it. He's honest.

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Honest, he's honest.

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She might be right.

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Maybe all the honest men are in jail.

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Oh, if you can only help him to escape,
I'm sure I can prove his innocence.

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We'll do it.

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What's his name?

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Pomeroy. Percy Pomeroy.

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Convict number 41144.

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Oh, you must help me. You must.

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Don't worry, madam.

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We'll get him out of jail if we have to
go into jail to do it.

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Oh, how can I ever thank you?

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Don't try.

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Honesty has its own reward.

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We'll get out just as much.

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Find our honest man. Oh, boy.

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Oh,

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smart guy.

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How do you like that?

88
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Well, at least I'll go to jail.

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Come on.

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Pick him up.

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Get a cop.

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Come on.

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Pardon me. We're looking for a cop.

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Hey, you're a cop. It's a holer.

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Oh, so it's a jib.

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Nice work, boys. You've helped me
capture public enemy number one.

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Jib the people. Come on, you.

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It's all your fault, Malahead. Your
gun's a bloke.

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Yeah, you were supposed to hold him up.
I did, but he stuck this gun in my ribs

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like that.

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Then he said to me, stick him up or I'll
let you have it. Then he started to

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pull the trigger, and I didn't know...
Oh, a lighter.

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Maybe this is a lighter, too. I didn't
know...

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San Francisco earthquake.

105
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Small stuff, Sergeant Old Sarge. We just
held up the First National Bank and

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shot two guards.

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Oh, yeah?

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Hello?

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Yeah? What?

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First National Bank's being held up? Two
guards just shot?

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Come on, fellas, let's get home.

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Station house is the place to get
pinched, huh?

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Thanks.

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Don't do that.

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We got to keep our eye open for 41144.

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Maybe it's the warden. Yeah, our warden,
you. Get busy.

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Hey,

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Great Dane, what's the matter with you?

119
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A hornet's trying to horn in on me. Wait
a minute. Hold still. I see him.

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Thanks, Malt. You're welcome.

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I ain't ahead of yours now. I'm liable
to have to pay for another hammer.

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Whoa.

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Whoa.

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Come on. Come on. Get him in there.
Whoa.

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See that?

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Yeah.

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You three, come on with me. You got some
painting to do. Come on.

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You can go back to your work.

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You men take these buckets and paint
cell block number six.

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Okay.

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Hello.

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Yes, Ward.

133
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Can I borrow your keys?

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Yes, of course. Go right ahead.

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Thanks.

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I find 41144.

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Yeah, I wonder where he hangs out.

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They generally hang out on the gallows.

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this right now.

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It's him.

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Hummeroy.

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How did you know my name?

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We know your girl.

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Hey, we came to get you out. We got a
job for you. Yeah, that's great.

145
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Why don't we break out?

146
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Here's the idea.

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brushes and paint. Come on, stop
working.

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Boy, they sure look like guard uniforms
now.

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You said it. They'll never know the
difference. Come on, we'll paint our way

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out.

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Oh, pardon me. There's a white spot.

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Hey,

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it's B .O. Davis.

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He's come to visit us.

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Hello, Mr. Davis. We found your honest
man. Davis.

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Is his lone wolf, Louie, the biggest
bond swindler in America?

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Suckers.

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Suckers, eh?

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Meet you at the rock pile.

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Get another one.

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Get another one.

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Hey, wait a minute.

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That's a real one.

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I'm no fool.