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Ride out of my way Henry Nancy's having Sunday dinner with me thought I told you to stay away from my girl

Well, if she was your girl, then why did she let me take her to church?

That's what she and I are gonna talk about after you go inside

I don't recall giving you permission to make any decisions for me Henry Tate

You just come along take your dirty hand off of her. You better watch it boy before you get yourself hurt

I

Come on inside

How to get cleaned up before dad gets home from church. I'm not having dinner with you Roger

Not today or any other day and I'm not going to see you anymore

Not until you learn to control that vicious temper

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I

Wouldn't ride out too far if I were you, you know, the major gets a little upset when he has to start looking for people

Well, I don't want the major upset

I'll have a nice ride. Thank you

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It's getting late we better be getting back to the train pull that horse. Are you dead?

All right, one of you get off I'm taking a horse

Stay right where you are

You're hurt. You need help. That horse is the only help I need

Well, I'm sorry, but you can't have Prince. I'll put you on him though and take you back to the wagon train with us

Well, I'm taking him if I have to kill you to do it. I

Don't believe that. I

Don't think you take the life of a fellow human just for a horse

And you better believe it because that's a choice you're gonna have to make

He's hurt his leg

It must have happened some days ago

He looks like some kind of fugitive and we know he's dangerous

He's one of God's children Nancy and it's no accident. We happen along to help him when he needed it

Bring Prince over here. I'll put him in the saddle

You

Give me a hand there boys

Where'd you find him out in the prairie near dead from exposure

Hey boys, you take a look at that face

Yeah, how can you tell what a face looks like behind all them whiskers you thinking what I'm thinking? I'm not thinking

I know it's West Varney. Sure. It is. You know this man. Not personally. No, but we've seen enough of his pictures pictures

Yep, almost every time we go through on the trail. We find that face plastered all over the sheriff's water posters

See these birds they figure that the wagon trains pretty good place to hide out but not on this train

Not if I recognize him first, we were sure he was a fugitive of some kind

One of the worst kind mrs. Biglow. You're just lucky that he was in this bad of shape when you come across him

He must have busted out of jail. Remember a couple years ago. They locked him up. You're right bill

They locked him up for robbing a peddler in the same territory, too. Yeah, I seem to remember something like that

Well, we're quite a ways from any lawman to turn him over to sir

Well, you make sure he's chained up good and tight. Well, italy heals up a bucket of water on him. I'm cool

Major Adams

Yeah

If as you believe this man was put in jail for a robbery

Isn't it possible that he was sentenced to two years in the first place and that he was released?

Yeah, I suppose that's possible in which case he would be a free man rather than a fugitive wouldn't he

Yes, if that were the case

And if he hadn't committed any crimes since he got out, but that's very unlikely

But my point is we don't know that he hasn't fully paid his debt to society. Do we?

What are you getting at?

I don't believe that we have the right to chain a man up if as far as we know he is a free innocent man

We are not chaining him up. I am the one that's chaining him up

But even if he is free right now west varney is hardly the kind of a man that you could call innocent

Every man is innocent until proven guilty

I know that my boy. I know what the law is. I'm not trying to convict the man

I'm, just trying to hold him for the proper authorities

Well, nobody's pressing any charges against him

Well, i'll press charges against him based on past performances

And the fact that he would by golly commit a crime right now if he had a chance

I don't consider that just major

Oh, you don't huh?

Well, listen, i'm only doing this so you and your wife won't get in any trouble

After all you're a police officer. I'm not going to let you get away with this

You and your wife won't get in any trouble after all you're a paying passenger on this train

And it's my duty to protect you by golly even against yourself

Well, he'll be a paying passenger, too

I'll give you the money for him for as far as he wants to go for the love of g. Hossefat. Why?

Because he needs help

Listen boy major adams. My husband is not a child. He's an ordained minister

I know a graduate of mont pleasant seminary. His title is reverend not boy

I know all that mrs. Bigelow and i'm very sorry. I didn't intend any disrespect reverend

But I got an idea that they didn't teach you much about men like west varney in that seminary of yours

They taught me to see good in all men

I can't argue with you there, but i'm afraid if there's any good in that fella

It's buried so deep you couldn't dig down to it

If you try it all the way from here to california a little experience in this kind of country

Will teach you a few things that don't add up to your schooling

There is no experience that could change my belief that the good in the man will triumph over the evil if given a chance

Are you going to tell me that you're going to take west varney under your wing?

And try to let that good that you're talking about triumph over all the evil that's in that fella

I must perform my duty wherever I see fit

If I thought that there was the slightest chance of you accomplishing anything

I'd be the first man to tell you to go ahead and try it

But there's quite a few other people on this train. I gotta look after

I'll be responsible for him

Mrs. Biglow

Will you try and convince that husband of yours that this man is no good?

I have the utmost confidence in my husband's judgment

He has wisdom well beyond his years. Well, I just can't let you do it

And I can't pick the time or the place to serve the lord west varney will be taken care of in my wagon

And whether you wish to allow us to remain with the train or not is entirely your decision

Well just to go a darn minute

You know, I can't leave you people out here in this indian country all by yourselves

Or you wouldn't stand a chance without the protection of this train. I don't want to take advantage of you major

It's just that I have no choice in the matter and you do choice my foot

I don't care how you say it. You're still putting it on my shoulders, but they're the strong shoulders of a man

I know to be good and fair

Oh, you do do you? Yes, I do

And I know you think i'm making a terrible mistake

It's just I have faith that you won't stop me if you think there's the slightest chance of saving a human being

I never want an argument with a preacher in my life

You're hurting my wrist

Don't try to figure it out all at once you're safe. There's nothing to worry about

That's all right i'm quite good at it I used to shave my father all the time

You're the girl on the horse

Yes

You fainted and my husband and I brought you here to the wagon train

Oh, he's gone he left after he removed your clothes

Where are they your clothes I washed them

Why because they were filthy, I mean why all this because you needed help

That's no reason it is for some people like my husband

You'll feel much better after a clean shave

You must be starved too. I have some soup on the fire. You can have some when i'm finished

So

It just seems funny to call a young kid like roger big low rabbit

I never did hear of a preacher that young before. What do you know about preachers?

I bet you never even read the bible. I have so most of it. Anyway, well, you wouldn't know the way you act sometimes

I was just talking about preachers. They don't come that young too often

They don't come that determined very often either measure

You think he was bluffing when he said he'd pull out of the train and go it alone. I do not

I think he meant exactly what he said

Listen, there's no compromising with that young fella. Not yet. Anyway, shh here he comes now

Oh, hello roger. Sit down have a cup of coffee. No, no coffee. Thank you major

Say you didn't leave your wife alone in that wagon with barney, did you well he hasn't uh regained consciousness yet

He's a pretty sick man

Yeah, I suppose he is

I hope he stays that way till we get to oak falls

There's a telegraph station there we can send a wire and find out for sure about him

brevin

You were a betting man, which i'm sure you're not

I'd make you quite a little bet that that fella's wanted for something rather

And if he is those law boys take the responsibility for his future right out of our hands

All right, fair enough major in the meantime. I want to give you the money for his passage

That's not necessary. No, i'd feel a lot better if you'd let me

Hey, didn't you tell me something about saving that stake of yours to build yourself a church

Well, that's my intention. But if i'm called upon to use it before then

Then that's what i'll do. Well, I think that money could be put to better use in your church

So there'll be no charge for varney's passage. Well, thank you major

Isn't that quite a little chunk of money to be carrying around? Yes. It's a thousand dollars. It's the inheritance from my father

He was a minister too. Don't you think it'd be a little bit safer if you gave it to me?

Let me put it in the strong box

That might be quite a little temptation to that guest of yours

I'm sure it'll be safe major

Thank you. Anyway, excuse me. All right, roger. Excuse me

You sure he's determined to save his soul, ain't he?

Well, you know charles if it works on varney there still might be a chance for you

Don't you worry about my soul? It don't need no saving. I suppose you're gonna tell me it's lily white, huh?

Well, it might be a little gray around the edges, but it's not black like yours

Listen you two

I think you've got something more important to worry about and talk about

Than how black your goldern souls are I want you to take turns on stand and watch on that big low wagon

See that nothing happens over there as far as your souls are concerned. I don't know myself, which is the blackest

Well, I see our guest is feeling some better much better

This is my husband roger bigelow

And I didn't ask your name

west

west morgan

Welcome, wesley morgan

And i'm nancy

Well, I guess I owe you two my life

Well, i'm just glad we happened along when we did you were in pretty bad shape, but you're going to be all right now

Oh, incidentally the wagon master refused payment. He is a good man

Yes, his gruff exterior isn't hard to see through. Why would you be paying the wagon master now in the middle of the trip?

Well, because uh, we thought there might be some charge for your passage. Why should you pay it?

Well, you didn't seem to have any money on you besides you didn't take it

Anyway, so it doesn't make any difference. Would you uh, put this in the chest nancy, please?

All right, what's the catch

I uh don't understand

That's what I mean. I don't either

Out there where you found me. I was willing to kill you for a horse. Only I passed out

I said of killing me when you got the chance you bring me back here. You take care of me

Even offer to spend money on me. Now. You either got an angle or you're just a plain sucker. What is it?

I must admit it

I have an angle. Uh-huh

I thought so

It's really a selfish thing i'm doing

You see wes

I live by a certain set of rules

And every time I get an opportunity to comply with those rules

It makes me feel good

That's my angle i'm seeking happiness through the misfortune of others

And the rules to which I refer are contained in this book

And I must warn you that I read aloud from it every night before retiring

Of course, you don't have to listen

but uh

If you should perhaps your question might be more fully answered

A certain lawyer, uh once asked christ

Who am I that I must love my neighbor?

as myself

And jesus answering said a certain man went down from jerusalem to jericho and fell among robbers

Who also stripped him?

And having wounded him went away leaving him half dead and a chance that a certain priest went down the same way

and seeing him

Passed him by

In like manner also a levite when he was near the place and saw him passed him by

But a certain samaritan being on his journey came near him

and seeing him

Was moved with compassion and going up to him bound up his wounds pouring in oil and wine

And setting him upon his own beast brought him to an inn

And took care of him and the next day he took out two pence

And gave it to the host and said take care of him and whatsoever thou shalt spend over and above

I at my return will repay thee which of these three in thy opinion was neighbor to him that fell among the robbers

but he said

He that shewed mercy to him

And jesus said to him go and do thou in like manner

Does that uh

More fully answer your question wes

Yeah, it sure does

If I'd have known about all the good things that can come to a man just because that book

I started reading that a long time ago

So

It is a merciful god that hears the prayers of repentance

And it is never too late to repent

my friends

Consider these things you seek let us search our hearts

and ask ourselves

Are we worthy of receiving all we expect to receive at the end of this journey?

Will we find the new rich and full life that we so fervently seek for whatever reason ask god's help

For without it

What you find when you depart this wagon train

Will be exactly what you hoped you were leaving behind when you joined it

Let us pray

Dear lord

Hear the prayers of those among us who are worthy

And those who have not yet achieved worthiness in your eyes

Be patient in your infinite mercy and help them to understand what happiness can be found within your realm

And only there grant your blessing to this great pilgrimage

And to its leader and lead us safely through the perils of this wilderness

In jesus name

Amen

I'm sorry, there aren't enough hymnals to go around but we'll sing one. I'm sure that you all know rock of ages

Is

Oh

So

You know charlie I think it did some good for you to go to church after all really you think so

Oh, I know. So what are you looking at?

Well on each one of your shoulder blades, there's a little wing sprouting out. Oh, is that so?

You know, you two sound like a couple little boys in the back row of sunday school

Why don't you try to remember you're in church?

Uh-huh got caught didn't you? No, thank you church

Well roger

I'd like to tell you something

Any man that can preach a sermon like that is not ever going to be called boy by me again

That much i'll guarantee you reverend

I'll guarantee you reverend

Well coming from you major I consider it a compliment and I appreciate it

If I can impart a little bit of the wisdom over a podium that my dad did in his lifetime

And perhaps I won't be presumptuous in using one

Well, you know reverend

I kind of got a feeling that uh, some of that wisdom you were imparting to us was intended

For that fall in your wagon, could I be right?

Well, I hope he heard you

You know major he's been surprisingly receptive so far

After he got over the initial shock of being treated with kindness. I dare say that it has never happened to him before

Well, I dare say he's never deserved it before

Not that he does now

You're still skeptical, aren't you? Yep

Yeah

Is that why you haven't been uh around in my wagon since I took him in? Oh, we've been around

We've been around pretty close, too

But roger there's one thing I want to impress on you if I may

I'm going to insist as soon as this fellow's able to be up and around

That I ever talk with him

Certainly

but uh

Please don't say anything to antagonize him

To make him feel that he's not trusted well roger I don't trust him so that won't be easy for me

But for you i'll try

Well would uh

Right now it'd be too soon to try. No so soon. Yes. I uh made him some crutches and I uh

Presented them to him before the services

All right, let's go

Um

Wes would you come out here, please?

It's a gentleman I'd like you to meet

This is our wagon master major adams. This is my guest and friend wes major

Howdy

Seems like you're a pretty lucky fella. A man like roger here called your friend

I couldn't agree with you more major

It isn't very often that a man has a friend who will be willing to accept you at face value take you in

No questions asked. Well, I guess you know that just as well as anybody else. Don't you maybe better?

I've been more places than most. Yeah, I uh

Wouldn't be surprised. Well, I understand. I owe you something too major letting me ride along when you're train free

No, no, you don't owe me a cent

As soon as you're able to get around a little bit better I will find some little odd jobs that you can do

Kind of help pay your keep

If you're still with us

I wouldn't think about leaving major. Like you said a good friend's hard to find

I want to figure some way to pay this one back. Well, if that's what you really want to do, uh

Why not just help the reverend out here and building his church you could do that barney. I'm sure couldn't you?

I'm sure you could. I'm sure you could

I'm sure you could

I'm sure you could

Yes, uh he uh recognized you when you first got here when you were lying here unconscious well, you knew too didn't you all the time?

You know who west varney is

Well, according to the major, uh a lot of people do why didn't you say so and I told you my name was morgan

I really didn't think it was important. It's not for me to judge you

You sure do beat all I never run up against anybody like you before maybe if I had the

Name of wes varney wouldn't be one that sends most men running for cover

Now, how come you ain't afraid of me? Well, i'm not afraid of anything mortal wes

Well, you sure do beat off I met all kinds but you take the cake why don't you um

Try out your crutches and see how they work. Well, all right, I think I would

and i'm

I'm mighty grateful to you for making them for me boy

mighty great

I saw major adams talking to wes

Yes, uh

Look how well he's doing on those crutches

What was said

Well, nothing much the major just wanted him to know he didn't want to have any trouble with him here

He was very subtle about it though. Also. He is aware that we know his real identity. What did he say?

Well, he was surprised that we attached so little importance to who he was

And that is exactly the reaction. I wanted nancy

you see

His life with us has been one series of surprises right from the start

And I think that he's beginning to like it at least i'm sure that he's responding to it

I certainly hope so

Is that doubt I hear in your voice yes a little roger there's something I want to say to you

I'm afraid of him afraid you

He's always looking at me watching me

Well, you're an attractive woman nancy a lot of men have noticed that it's the way he does it

There's something unclean about it

Almost evil

Well, I hadn't noticed it

Couldn't be your imagination

No roger it couldn't

Has he made improper advances to you

No

well

Well

That's the only thing that's really important nancy

Don't you see i'm sure that west has had no more scruples about the women in his life than he has about anything else in

His past now that he sees you're an attractive woman and does nothing about it

That means that there is something inside of him and stopping him something new that wasn't there before

Something that is enabling him to resist temptation

Today is his first day up and around

Well, then you must use caution from now on

You mustn't tempt him any further however unintentional you may feel that it is

Be very proper in your dress and your entire attitude

I don't think I need to be cautioned about that roger and I don't think it's fair to place the burden on me

After all i'm not the one whose soul you're trying to save

I'm, sorry

I didn't mean for it to sound that way

It's just that everything is going so well now. I don't want to take a chance on anything happening to change it

Don't be blinded by enthusiasm roger

Even christ was betrayed by a friend

Oh boy, does this smell good

Keep talking charlene. You might convince me

This is going to be the best sunday dinner you ever had in your life. You ought to taste it. What is it?

rabbit stew

Well, that's what we had last sunday. What's so special about it this time? Well this time I used real rabbit this time

What'd you use the last time? Well, uh charlie

I can't help what my trap don't catch rabbits. Can I what did your trap catch?

Well it hey now I remember last saturday you were stretching a fresh skin onto a board

Weren't you i'm gonna make these mittens for next winter

And that skin was black and it had a white stripe running right down the middle of its back

Sure make pretty mittens, won't it?

What are you two

Young kids fighting about now, do you know what he cooked last sunday and called it rabbit stew?

I ought to I shot him you shot what two squirrels two nice fat ones bill

You ought to know that charlie calls everything. He cooks rabbit stew

Sure had you going for a minute, didn't he?

Hey, listen, which one of you got the watch on the big little wagon this afternoon?

I don't think you have to worry about varney major. He's got a pretty good thing going for him

He's not going to do anything to spoil a free ride

Yeah, the last time you talked to him. He didn't act like he didn't watch him

Did he hey you two wouldn't be trying to talk yourselves out of standing to watch this afternoon?

Would you major you know what the bible says about working on sunday?

Since when is work sitting on your backside watching a wagon, huh?

We all learned varney's not gonna change these stripes. He's up and around now

I ought to chain him up right this minute

And I'd do it too if I wasn't sure that that reverend friend of ours would take off and leave this train

Yeah, and he can leave anytime he wants to

Well, i'll stand a first watch and you're gonna have your dinner first. No, I ain't gonna have my dinner first

I don't like your cooking good. There'll be more for the major me want the major

Charlie, i'm afraid you'll have to count me out. I don't want any

You ain't gonna eat either

You know until I find out just what was inside of that skin that you were stretching there a few days ago

I'm, not going to eat anything that you cook. It's got meat in it, bub

So

You

Nancy

You weren't gonna leave without saying something were you

What is there to say?

Well, I think the least you could do is act pleased that I can walk without my crutches

Well, you were spying on me, weren't you? I wasn't spying. I saw you accidentally

Well, I hope you won't tell roger about it

Why is it such a secret wes?

Because I want it to be a surprise for him. You know how pleased he'll be

I wish I could believe that was the reason i'll tell you something I believe

I believe if you'd stop pretending that you're not a woman for about five minutes you could make the grade

How dare you talk to me like that? I think maybe you're right

There's been way too much talk already

You

Now when you get through crying on your husband's shoulder about this you tell him I want to see him

Where's wes he's in the wagon

Nancy what is it?

Oh roger

Sit down tell me about it

What

It's wes

He grabbed me and kissed me

I slapped him. He slapped me back and kissed me again

Never expected anything like this

I did

I tried to warn you

Yes, I guess I expected too much of him so soon

Oh, i'm so sorry he backslid this way roger. Don't you care what he did to me?

Well, of course I do. I'm very concerned about it. You know that

No, I don't think you are

I remember a time I had to pull you off of henry tate just because he took hold of my arm. Yes

And it was because of that you almost walked out of my life

At least you cared enough to defend me

This time you're not going to do a thing. Are you?

I have learned that there are other ways to defend the things I love

It was because of you and what I did to henry that I went to the seminary

I thought that you were happy about the life. I'd chosen being a minister has got nothing to do with it

Has everything to do with it? Don't you see how wrong I was?

They taught me that I can't settle problems with my fists

And suddenly you're talking like I should go back into a life of violence

I'm, very sorry for what happened to you

But I can't let it make me do something that will destroy god's work

I wish I could believe that was your reason

What are you saying

I don't want to say this roger, but I must

You're not about god's business half as much as you're about roger bigelow's business

What are you saying, oh you're sincere in your efforts to save wes vaughn

But you're doing it so you can take the credit for it yourself

You don't care what he did to me. It's just that it will mean that you've failed

I am following the word of god. Nothing more. Do you follow the words from saint matthew?

The disciple is not above the master

nor the servant above his lord

You have no right to say that nancy

I have every right what if it happens again?

What will you think then of your infinite power as a saver of men's souls?

And you will think of that won't you because I know you won't be thinking of me

Well, I guess I can't expect your faith to be as strong as mine

So i'll have to have the strength for both of us

But I am not going to be swayed from my work

Not by you or anybody else

So

I was getting to feel

When I undressed without this

Man gets so used to have an iron on one hip. He was kind of lopsided without it

Well, you sure are a cool one I bet you never seen a gun come out that fast before

It's close enough to you. You can see it loaded

You didn't bat an eyebrow

I was just talking to nancy

Oh, she told you, huh?

Well, I figured she would you have no conscience at all about playing with the affections of another now

It wasn't all play there was a little work involved. She wasn't exactly cooperative

I thought maybe you'd taken to heart some of the things I read aloud in your presence

You know, I had the feeling you were trying to get to me with that bible stuff

And I had the feeling you were being receptive to it

Well, it wouldn't have been very nice of me not to at least pretend I was listening to you taking such good care of me

You know, you got nothing at all from all those words

Well, I wouldn't exactly say nothing used to I didn't care a bit about doing a little dirt to a friend

now i'm

Kind of sad I do it to you

I mean i'd lot rather steal a horse and money from somebody else

Now don't make me bring this out again son because the next time I draw it

I won't be funny if I was willing to kill you for just a horse when you find me and I was

You can believe i'll kill you for a horse and a thousand dollars

And there's nothing you can do about it because I got that horse tied and saddled out in a brush right now

I don't understand how you can do this

It's easy son

If you just lived a little bit you'd understand that there are varmints like me that can't do it any other way

I know you sow what you reap

No, that ain't always true

Now what I mean

The man that that samaritan helped out his name wasn't west varney now. It don't always work that way

That's where you made your mistake. I didn't make a mistake. Oh, yeah, you did and you preach your voice

Got to be good losers like everybody else now

I lost a time or two, but I don't go around bellyaching about it. There is good in you somewhere west varney

I know there is

Well, I wouldn't count on it, sonny

That money was going to be used to build a church

Doesn't that mean anything to you?

Well in my opinion i'm doing a great service to a lot of people by making it a lot harder for you to interfere with

Their lives, you know, some people get kind of tired of do-gooders. Most do-gooders ain't lived enough themselves

To tell somebody else how to live

Now you just be a good boy and sit down over here so I can tie you up

You sure you know what you're doing you better believe I know what i'm doing i'm stealing your horse and your money

There's been enough talk about it

Isn't there any way to stop you from making this mistake?

Well come to think of it

I better fix it so you can't try

So

So

Roger roger, i'm, sorry for what I did

Where's wes?

He's gone, isn't he?

Money

Mr. Wooster, he's gone. Who? Varney. I'll get the major. I'll get the major. Who?

Roger he might have killed you

Yes, he might have

a week ago

But he didn't nancy at least he's changed that much. He hasn't changed not a bit and you know it

He just stayed a little while longer

You think he wouldn't have stolen this money next week or the week after that?

I've sent them after him roger

If they find him and bring him back at least we'll have prince in the money. Yes

Maybe they will bring him back

Maybe it is too soon to call it a failure

Forget wes roger

Promise me you'll forget him just a little more time

That's all I need

So

Please roger don't do it. I'm going to have another chance now, please don't interfere nancy

So

Now you get your horse back as soon as I can get that fella off of

And chain him up. I'm uh, sorry you went to all this trouble for nothing major

nothing

Reverend your wife there went to charlie wooster and told him that varney had taken off with all your money and your best horse

So we went after him

We spent half the night looking for him the other half trying to bring him back and we've had nothing to eat

We've had no sleep

so

You'll excuse me, but i'm not in any mood to hear that

We went to all this trouble for nothing and you'll also excuse me if I fail to appreciate your sense of humor

I wasn't joking major and maybe you can tell me how you can possibly consider

Having a thousand dollars in your best horse stolen. Nothing. Well, that's my point

He didn't steal them. I gave them to him

Reverend

I respect you as a man. I respect your cloth. So I can't very well tell you that you're a liar

But it sure does put an awful strain on my intelligence to believe you

So maybe you'll explain to me how a man any man could possibly give away his horse

His best horse and a thousand dollars his whole stake

To a crook the ways of the lord are strange and mysterious major mrs. Bigelow

Maybe you'll tell me how come you went to charlie wooster and told him that varney was a thief

I didn't know about it at the time

I'm, sorry for the trouble I caused well, i'm sorry, too

But i'm gonna chain him up right now. You have no more right to do that now than you did before major

Nothing has changed

There are still no charges against him we'll find out about that pretty soon i've sent bill hawks onto oak falls

He'll be back in an hour or so

Well until then wes varney is still a guest in my wagon

All right, reverend. I've done all i'm gonna do to try to protect you

Come on charlie get the horses and settle I just hope you don't regret this

All right, wes come on down here

Nancy die prince up

Go ahead

Now you had no call to do to me what you did

You had no call to do to me what you did out there. I told you before when I lose I lose

I ain't gonna come calling no punk kid to getting me out of it

And he won't do you no good to start reading that bible over me either

I wasn't planning to

Now, what are you leaving that here for ain't you afraid i'm gonna steal it?

Go ahead and take it. I can't stop you after all I said I gave it to you

Just what are you trying to do? I'll tell you the truth wes

I

Am hanging on to a belief with all my strength

A few years ago. I was well on the way to becoming what you've been

I had an uncontrollable temper

That made me a potential killer

A man even talked to me the wrong way. I could have beat him to death with my fists

Well, my father made me see the error of my ways

And I became a teacher of the gospel and I believe that the word of god

Kept me from becoming what I might have been

You've done everything you could to shake that belief wes

But I haven't given up now you take that money with you

Now i'm going to trust you with it

Now i'm warning you you leave that money here. I'm gonna steal it

I don't believe you wes

I

Just turned the other cheek

So

Roger

Well, what are you planning to do now preacher

Nancy told me you'd gone again. I looked in the wagon. The money wasn't on the bed where I left

What'd you expect I told you what I expected so you were wrong again

Yes, I was

About a lot of things

Well, are you gonna be a good loser? Are you gonna cry?

I'm not going to cry

Well, that's a good boy

You're learning. Yes, I am

Now i'll take the money

I thought you said you gave it to me. I've changed my mind. It's too late for that

If you insist on being a sucker, that's just what you're gonna be sucker

So

Roger

Roger he didn't take the money. I found it in the chest. He must have put it there before he left

Oh roger

Can you ever forgive me for speaking to you the way I did I drove you to this?

No, you were right dancy

and everything you said

I wasn't so much about god's business as roger bigelow's

And i'm afraid it's going to be a long time before i'm ready for the ministry

Why do you say that reverend

Well, I think it's pretty obvious major

Look at him. Look at what the false prophet did to a man who gave up a thousand dollars

Just for a bible

Aren't you forgetting that the lord's word reached him through you and only you nobody else helped you much did they?

I don't think you're a failure roger, and I don't think wes will either

Wes

Like I said preacher you sure take the cake

We'll see you back to the train come on

Bill major

All right, all right, well old barney must be clean he's not wanted for anything. Oh, we knew that a long time ago

Yeah, how?

Why barney told us so well, you didn't believe it, did you? Well, of course pal

What's the matter with you? You lost your faith in your fellow man?

Bill you haven't been doing much lately go get my horse. Will you we're ready to roll?

So

So

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