Come on.

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Hello, John. Hello, Bill.

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See you later. Okay. Goodbye. Bye. K Marl  manslaughter. Sentenced to 10 years. First  

andnbsp;

time in prison. Yes, sir. To me? Yes, sir. How  old are you? 24, sir. Ever serve in the Army,  

andnbsp;

Navy, Marine Corps? No, sir. Used to? Yes,  sir. Morphine, opium, cocaine? No, sir. Game.

andnbsp;

You can have your cigarette. Married? No, sir.  Thatand

andnbsp;

Thank you, sir. Youand leave prison. From now on, youand

andnbsp;

Give them the words.

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Yeah.

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24. Two blankets. Two blankets. Hat 36.  Hope 36. Underwear four. Underwear four  

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pants five pants five shirt 16 shirt  16 pants seven hat seven shoes 8 and  

andnbsp;

1/2 shoes 8 and 1/2 change your clothes in there

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arm length 35 and 12 in 35 and A2  arm left forefinger left forefinger

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Out this way.

andnbsp;

I hate to see a young fellow like you in  here for manslaughter. It was an accident,  

andnbsp;

sir. Yes, I remember your case very well.  You ran a man down with your car. Yes,  

andnbsp;

sir. It was New Yearand

andnbsp;

Yes, sir. Now youand that crime with 10 years of your life.  

andnbsp;

Did you realize that? Yes, sir. Your sentence can  be reduced by good behavior and close observance  

andnbsp;

of the prison rules. And while youand in the common sense of the word criminal,  

andnbsp;

I want to warn you against the influences youand encounter here or in any other prison. Yes. So,  

andnbsp;

you be careful of your conduct, your  associations. Yes. And remember this,  

andnbsp;

prison does not give a man a yellow streak, but  if he has one, it brings it out. Thatand

andnbsp;

Well, Reagger, what is it? Do you  know who theyand

andnbsp;

in with? No. Who? Morgan. The sickest crook  we ever had here in a machine gun bush. Yes.

andnbsp;

What a a weak kid like that thrown in with  a murderer and a gunman. No, no, no. Pop,  

andnbsp;

donand might have a chance in a cell alone. Yes,  

andnbsp;

I warned them at the last governorand council. We have 3,000 here and sell  

andnbsp;

accommodation for 1,800. They all  want to throw people into prison,  

andnbsp;

but they donand they are in. And you mark my word, pop, someday  

andnbsp;

we are going to pay for their short-sightedness.  Uh, sure. The whole prison system is cockile.

andnbsp;

Yeah. Hereand Goes in 265 with Butch and Morgan. Okay.

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Come on, boy.

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upstairs to the left.

andnbsp;

There we are.

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Hello, kid.

andnbsp;

Take off your ear, mouse. I said hello. Hello.  Make yourself to home at your flop up there.

andnbsp;

Whatand bad Mineand

andnbsp;

machine gun Butch. You heard of me? Thatand You never heard of the Lacy gang being wiped out?  

andnbsp;

Well, I done the wiping. 500 bucks for bumping off  three. Ainand

andnbsp;

What you in for? Manslaughter. Manslaughter? Well,  you ainand

andnbsp;

flesh. Whoand An accident? Yeah, I was driving a car. Oh,  

andnbsp;

youand What do you mean? Iand

andnbsp;

kid. Iand through with you in here. Morg, thereand

andnbsp;

the parlor. Morgan is my name, hence mine. How are  you? Donand

andnbsp;

plenty. All hot. How long you been here? 3 years.  before robbery. I canand

andnbsp;

cigarettes. What? You took my cigarettes? Oh, you  dirty little liar. You didnand

andnbsp;

Yes, I did. And you stole them. Now, stop your  belly aching before I slow you. Come on. Give  

andnbsp;

me back those cigarettes. Youand have no cigarettes. Give me those cigarettes. Oh,  

andnbsp;

get out. Iand treatment like this. Hey, guard. Guard. Yeah.  

andnbsp;

Stop your squawking. Crooks, are we? Well, Mr.  High, Iand

andnbsp;

down. Pipe down. Pipe down. Hey. Hey. Whatand wrong in here? He took my cigarette. Ready,  

andnbsp;

Morgan? I donand you take the kidand

andnbsp;

less noise or youand dungeon. Ah, donand

andnbsp;

green. He just went off these nuts. He wonand it again. Well, you watch your stuff. Understand?

andnbsp;

Well, Mr. Billy, youand lesson right now. You canand

andnbsp;

Thatand stuff, Butch, do you hear? Ah,  

andnbsp;

heand Put him in his bunk. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

andnbsp;

Now give him back his cigarettes. What?  You heard me. Why? I ainand

andnbsp;

weeds. Donand bumped off guys for calling me a liar. Yeah,  

andnbsp;

and look where you are now. Who? Me? Yes, you.  Well, look where you are, too. Thatand

andnbsp;

Butch. Both of us. The quick and the dead, the  clever and the dumb. What? You know, from the  

andnbsp;

neck down, youand the kid back his cigarettes. Who? Me? Yes, you.

andnbsp;

Okay.

andnbsp;

I was only kidding. Just kidding. Thatand

andnbsp;

Sure. I knew that all the time.  Now, put him up in his pocket.

andnbsp;

I said put him up in his pocket.

andnbsp;

Gee, it reminds me of Sadi.

andnbsp;

Gee, Sadie was a good old sky.

andnbsp;

I shouldnand

andnbsp;

I should have just battered  her in the jaw a few times.

andnbsp;

Get off of my dog. Get back in the line there.

andnbsp;

All right.

andnbsp;

Get it over. Is everything all set? Sure. This  guy. Ah, Kent, we hear youand

andnbsp;

soon. What do you mean? Who told you that? Jimand the trusty over in the wardenand

andnbsp;

on everything. And he heard something about me.  Yeah. The warden says youand

andnbsp;

keep here. Theyand are. How soon? Old Jet Soonand

andnbsp;

okay from the governor. Gee, youand Are you camp Milo? Yeah. Wallace wants to see  

andnbsp;

you. What does he want to see me for? Why? To tell  you the good news that youand

andnbsp;

thatand goodbye? Sure. Bye. Be good, kid. So long, kid.  

andnbsp;

Hey, where you headed? Captain Wallace  wants to see me. You canand

andnbsp;

Get back. Yeah. Whatand They said you wanted to see me, sir,  

andnbsp;

about my parole. Who said that? Well, they  did. That trusty over there went true,  

andnbsp;

wasnand they? Sure. The kid in you canand

andnbsp;

then Iand be with us for a long time. Go on, beat it.

andnbsp;

Get out of the door, are you?  Not yet. Are you going home? Hey,  

andnbsp;

you donand Keep this place clear. Get around.

andnbsp;

Hey, Pop. Any letters for me? Move on now.  If there was, I wouldnand

andnbsp;

Oh, go on for your sport, would you? And any  letters for Morgan? You know, Pop, if all the  

andnbsp;

screws were like you. Oh, you cut out the apper  sauce. And donand

andnbsp;

sir. No letters for you, Morgan. But Iand for Butch and Ken. Fine, Iand

andnbsp;

Thanks, Pop. I used to milk a cow all the time.  Let it for you, Butch? Yeah. Let it for me. Yes,  

andnbsp;

you. Gee, why donand Sure, Butch, you canand

andnbsp;

Havenand This is a hot one. Oh, boy. Look at that. Why,  

andnbsp;

itand you croak her. No, that was Satan. Oh,  

andnbsp;

this girl is nuts about me. About you? Yes.  Wait a minute. Iand

andnbsp;

how I miss my great big boy. You have it.

andnbsp;

Ah, doggy. The only fun I get is sleeping  because then I dream about you every night.  

andnbsp;

The rest of this is too juicy for you guys. Nobody  gets to read this but me and my pal Morg. Come on.

andnbsp;

I want to read this. You and me, Morg. Hey,  come on. What the Get out of here. Go on. Go on.

andnbsp;

Say, Morg, who do you suppose would write me  a letter? Iand

andnbsp;

if I even knew a dame called  Myrtle, Iand

andnbsp;

Juan, read it. Whoand your mother, Butch. My old lady. Yeah. Gee,  

andnbsp;

sheand know she could write. Well, it isnand

andnbsp;

Butch. Itand about nothing wrong. Go and read it. Dear Butch,  

andnbsp;

when your mother was sick, she didnand want me to write no letter and tell you,  

andnbsp;

even when they took her to the county hospital,  I went to see her a couple of times, and she  

andnbsp;

said you had enough to worry without having to  think about her. Anyway, she She died yesterday,  

andnbsp;

but as we couldnand send off, we had to let the hospital take care of  

andnbsp;

it. Anyway, we sent her a bunch of flowers.  I guess thatand

andnbsp;

Gee, I canand if it hurt her much. Oh, I donand

andnbsp;

She probably just dropped off quietly. Yeah.  Yeah. She was pretty old, wasnand

andnbsp;

and as big as a minute and game and say the last  time I was arrested, she fought like a wild cat.  

andnbsp;

It took two bulls to hold her and she  almost bit the thumb off of one of them.

andnbsp;

Gee, she was a swell old lady. I wish you  would have met her, Morg. So do I. But

andnbsp;

say, Morg,

andnbsp;

Iand going to get out of here and  

andnbsp;

Iand the swellstlest funeral she ever had.  

andnbsp;

Donald. Yeah. Here comes Oliver.  Hello, Morgan. Got a match? Sure.

andnbsp;

Thanks.

andnbsp;

Good news, Butch. Bad news whenever  you come around. Great kid, isnand

andnbsp;

Marvin? Yes. And heand

andnbsp;

You know that guyand was one. I wish I could get the low down on him.  

andnbsp;

Iand round

andnbsp;

place wide open. Yeah, and then whatand to you down in the dungeon with the rats? No,  

andnbsp;

we got to take our medicine, Butch. Yeah, itand all right for you to talk. Youand

andnbsp;

of here in a few years. But what do I gain eating  this dirt? Iand

andnbsp;

once in a while. Iand And even if I got the rope, itand

andnbsp;

sitting here rotting in this stinking hole. Iand cut out that talk, but do you mean? Yes, you.

andnbsp;

Okay.

andnbsp;

I was only kidding. Sure. Hey, listen  now, B. Come on. How about that hot  

andnbsp;

number of yours? The gang want to hear it  again. Come on. Go on, read it. All right,  

andnbsp;

Iand Yeah, heand

andnbsp;

What about Morgan? Morgan? Who knows anything  about him? But Butch? Listen to Oliver. That  

andnbsp;

guy will kill me someday. Packs a knife.  Oh, he packs a knife, does he? Donand

andnbsp;

that worry you. That knifeand into trouble. Hey, listen you guys. If I ever  

andnbsp;

catch either one of you double crossing Butch,  India

andnbsp;

canand mean? Heand

andnbsp;

me since Iand him some good advice. Yeah, well, beat it. Do you  

andnbsp;

hear? Iand youand

andnbsp;

that whining and double crossing isnand to get you anywhere. And Iand

andnbsp;

I wonand they got to poke me in a cell with Butch and you  

andnbsp;

a robber bragging about it? Oh, I see. Too good  for the rest of us, huh? Well, if youand

andnbsp;

youand regular guy. Yeah. Yeah. Hereand

andnbsp;

Get wise, kid. Play up for Morgan and Butch.  They run the joint here. And if theyand

andnbsp;

theyand with them, theyand

andnbsp;

What do you mean? Iand

andnbsp;

I wouldnand trust me? Iand

andnbsp;

These three dames were crazy about  me. See, watch. I had a dreamland. Oh,  

andnbsp;

cut it out. Youand said to me, they said, andquot;If you come up,  

andnbsp;

I I I was sitting on a velvet cushion and  about a thousand beautiful blue-eyed blondes  

andnbsp;

was dancing all around me.andquot; Oh, gee, I nutty over a rag doll. Hey, look. Oh, look.  

andnbsp;

Look. A beautiful butterfly. Oh, youand Thatand

andnbsp;

I bet he makes the top of the wall in 10  seconds. Say, look at the build on that  

andnbsp;

Philly. Iand is mine. Say, well, do you bet my raceh horse  

andnbsp;

canand Butch, Iand

andnbsp;

hold you? Come on. Get off your cigarettes.  Letand

andnbsp;

on. Put them out there. Iand make your bets. Iand

andnbsp;

pack. All right, make all your bets.  I cover this push. Iand

andnbsp;

Come on, get in there. Iand You What about these? No, you you you canand

andnbsp;

because the Hulk gave me this to buy him a pair  of spenders with, and if I donand

andnbsp;

heand there with him. Oh, yes. Sure. All right,  

andnbsp;

come on now. There. All right, come on now.  Give me the bug. Iand

andnbsp;

here you go. Watch them run. You all ready?  Okay, let go. Let him go. Look at that god

andnbsp;

dictation. There he goes over the line. Over  the line. I win. I win. Thatand

andnbsp;

No wonder that

andnbsp;

Who done that? Come on. What porch climbing  crook done that? You did. Who? Me? Yes, you.

andnbsp;

Whatand pal, would you, Butch? Any more of you guys think  

andnbsp;

I pulled a phony? You, Joe? Not me. You put them.  No. No. You canand

andnbsp;

Youand out of you and Iand

andnbsp;

guys will have to get the hole for this. Yeah,  youand

andnbsp;

to dig it big enough for two. Oh, yes. Yeah. Look  out, Butch. Ditch that knife. Here comes Wallace.

andnbsp;

Well, whatand and Morgan was just rrestling a bit,  

andnbsp;

sir. Sure you werenand little fighting with it, huh? Oh,  

andnbsp;

me? No, sir. And you better not, or  India

andnbsp;

Gambling, eh? No, sir. Not me. Howand cigarettes and tobacco get here? Well, uh,  

andnbsp;

I I was packing them in my shirt, sir, and and  Morgan me starts rrestling and I get sweaty,  

andnbsp;

so I lay him out on the ground to dry. Donand to me. I wouldnand

andnbsp;

that what you said? I said yes, sir. Another  move out of you and you go to the dungeon.

andnbsp;

Who did that? I did. Wrestling with Butch. Well,  

andnbsp;

the next time I see you, you  better have it fixed. You get me?

andnbsp;

Bring that stuff.

andnbsp;

I hate his guts. Itand you. If Wallace had seen that knife. Yeah,  

andnbsp;

you ainand you were. Iand

andnbsp;

fish again. That dirty rock  was stinking. Yes, foil.

andnbsp;

Oh, look. Itand of our poor little muk mahok mahok cockroaches.

andnbsp;

Oh, nice tenderloin steak  with mushrooms all over. Jeez,  

andnbsp;

I like your ram throat. Iand you talking Butch who me? No sir.

andnbsp;

Iand hunt. But tell the guys to fight down.

andnbsp;

I canand

andnbsp;

you think of that? I want some food.  I donand

andnbsp;

you give me some food. Iand that. Shut up. Some food. Come on. Yeah.

andnbsp;

Heat.

andnbsp;

I ainand ainand

andnbsp;

you jelly belly. Letand volley went against the wall. The next time,  

andnbsp;

shoot to kill. Butch, sit down. Yellow belly.  Sit down. Butch. Itand

andnbsp;

Cover all the entrances.

andnbsp;

You listen to me, young men. I have treated  you squarely in your office. Youand

andnbsp;

grievances within my power to correct, come  to me. You canand

andnbsp;

row like this. So, Iand the last time. Iand

andnbsp;

And I am ready for you. Thatand started this? Bush. Take him out. What a nice

andnbsp;

in the aisle.

andnbsp;

Search him. I ainand hard feelings. See? Nothing on him,  

andnbsp;

sir. You had a knife? Who means? Yes,  you. No. Someoneand

andnbsp;

in the dungeon. What for? I was only  kidding. Sure, I understand. Well,  

andnbsp;

that little joke will just cost you 30 days on  bread and water in the dark. Come on, move on.

andnbsp;

Iand I say Iand

andnbsp;

Who is it? Your lawyer.

andnbsp;

Hello, D. Hello, Kent. Whatand Got a little surprise for you. Yeah.

andnbsp;

Kid, I got good news for you. Youand be parrolled. Yeah. When? 20 years from now.  

andnbsp;

Donand tomorrow. Tomorrow. Ah, quit. Youand

andnbsp;

not kidding. Itand warden. Yeah. The next time youand

andnbsp;

Hello, sis.

andnbsp;

Madam, you look so pale. Youand you? No. No, but you donand

andnbsp;

it is here. What have they done to get me  out? Sorry, dear. What do you mean? Heand

andnbsp;

done everything. I saw the governor myself. He  was very kind. He said he couldnand

andnbsp;

What kind of a dame would you like to  have me do for you? Any kind. Howand

andnbsp;

like a little gal like that one? So,  youand

andnbsp;

kid. Iand the morning to pick you up. Fine. So long.

andnbsp;

Please. I know youand it through. Youand

andnbsp;

know what itand every minute is torture. Iand

andnbsp;

honey. But listen, youand Tell him to try again. All right. All best out.

andnbsp;

Bye.

andnbsp;

Bad news, kid. I got to serve out my full time.  No, you havenand

andnbsp;

you get plenty time off. And if you block  a big job, it may open the gates for you.

andnbsp;

Thanks,

andnbsp;

How are you? Youand be a great comfort around here.

andnbsp;

Whoand Doesnand

andnbsp;

Iand had another year. Yeah, I did. But good behavior  

andnbsp;

got me off. And thatand you to remember. Think of it. Bright lights,  

andnbsp;

good food, women. Say, I saw that sister of  yours in the visitors room just now. Yeah.  

andnbsp;

Yeah. That the girl that owns the bookstore? Yes.  Well-looking kid. You know, I think itand

andnbsp;

Kent, the way your family stick by you.  Gee, I wish I had a family. I havenand

andnbsp;

got a home outside all of it. Come on,  Rasputin. Frisking party. I donand

andnbsp;

This your coat, Morgan? Yes,  sir. Thatand

andnbsp;

itand huh? Try to cover up Butch. No, I wasnand

andnbsp;

sir. You donand thing like that the day before I go out, Shut up,  

andnbsp;

Al? This will just cost you your parole.  Oh, you canand

andnbsp;

I never saw that knife before. It was planted  on me. I came in the cell, took off my coat,  

andnbsp;

laid it on the bunk. There was no one in  there. But but this fellow and and then Kent,

andnbsp;

you did that. I didnand

andnbsp;

And I guess the dungeon will cool him off  a bit. Surf him. Iand

andnbsp;

Kent. You hear me? Iand your way. You hear me? Iand

andnbsp;

That was where he

andnbsp;

Hello. Who are you? Morgan. Morgan,  they got you. Yeah. Where are you,  

andnbsp;

Butch? Second hall away from you. What  happened? They found your knife on me.  

andnbsp;

My knife? Yeah. You mean it was planted on you?  Sure. Who done it? Never mind. Who? You tell me,  

andnbsp;

old pal. Iand India

andnbsp;

Oh, I knocked over my cup of water. Ah, forget it,  

andnbsp;

kid. Theyand night. The big hearted butters. And that noise,  

andnbsp;

will you? Hey, Mort. When I get out of here, Iand going to make a break. You hear me? Yeah. Yeah.  

andnbsp;

Iand How? Iand

andnbsp;

maybe I ainand You hear me? Sure. Hey, when my timeand

andnbsp;

Iand feet. You hear that, boy? Yeah. And you? I  

andnbsp;

bet you travel out of here free. You know thatand a swell idea. Ah, what do you mean a swell idea?

andnbsp;

home.

andnbsp;

I wish you would go home.

andnbsp;

Gee, but he was a well guy and  smart too. What one time he to  

andnbsp;

hug to hug to hug himself out from under  underneath a a a wall and it took him 18  

andnbsp;

months to do it in. Yeah. What do you  do with the dirt? Oh, he he ate it.

andnbsp;

Well, he said he did. Ah, dry up. A plan of mine  would be all right if we had somebody to work it  

andnbsp;

out. Yeah, Martinand and Butch finished that stretch in the hole today.

andnbsp;

Come out of there, Butch. Come on. Come on.  Get out of there. Oh, Iand

andnbsp;

Well, Iand out. I heard his voice now for a week.  

andnbsp;

I told him need to come out of their feet first.

andnbsp;

Heand

andnbsp;

Get Tony out.

andnbsp;

You dirty screws. You croak my pal.  India

andnbsp;

spent 30 days more in the hole. Morg, I  was only kidding. Just kidding, thatand

andnbsp;

Iand guy. He ainand

andnbsp;

Iand from the hospital. Come on, letand

andnbsp;

96.

andnbsp;

100

andnbsp;

night congestion. Doctor. Yes. Carter  has just passed away. Carter? Oh,  

andnbsp;

yes. Put him in the mall and have  the wagon take him away tonight. Yes,  

andnbsp;

sir. Will he be all right,  doctor? Oh, yes. Yes, I think so.

andnbsp;

number is 44789. Watch the Canadian border.  Watch the best hotels. Thatand

andnbsp;

Thatand here in 5 years. Weand

andnbsp;

though. How did he make his getaway?  Went out in the dead wagon. Swan.

andnbsp;

Okay,

andnbsp;

perfect.

andnbsp;

Thank you again.

andnbsp;

Good evening. Good evening.  If youand

andnbsp;

Iand Thanks. Iand

andnbsp;

Hereand

andnbsp;

your book, Mr. Garrett. How much is that?  $2. $2. Thank you. Good night. Good night.

andnbsp;

Have you found what you wanted? No, I havenand Well, just what were you looking for? A book  

andnbsp;

on the Pacific Islands. A romance? No, no.  Something would give me an idea of the life there.  

andnbsp;

Oh, Iand in a new shipment that came today.  

andnbsp;

Iand waiting a few minutes. Not a bit. No.

andnbsp;

May I help? I Yes, thank you. I I was just going  to look in these boxes. I think the picture the uh  

andnbsp;

travel books are in the bottom one. Yeah, letand have a look. Yeah, let me help. Oh, thank you.

andnbsp;

You donand

andnbsp;

Itand this trouble. Not at all. Iand

andnbsp;

You know, itand are. I thought I recognized you,  

andnbsp;

Mr. Morgan. I saw you in the visitorand room at the prison. Yes, I remember you,  

andnbsp;

too. Hello. Hello. Give me give me  police headquarters. Yes, please.

andnbsp;

Never mind.

andnbsp;

Well, why didnand through with it? Because Well,  

andnbsp;

because I just couldnand you back there. Thatand

andnbsp;

You may go now, Mr. Morgan.

andnbsp;

Iand

andnbsp;

Thanks.

andnbsp;

Oh, good evening. Hello, Miss Marlo. Oh, excuse  me. I didnand

andnbsp;

quite all right. My friend, Mr. Everett. Sergeant  D. Glad to meet you, Mr. Everett. Same here,  

andnbsp;

Sergeant. Faces are kind of familiar. Donand you somewhere? No, I donand

andnbsp;

No. Well, maybe not. Mr. Everett is one of my best  customers. Is that so? I thought it was past your  

andnbsp;

closing time till I saw the lake. Well, it is, but  we were unpacking some books. Oh, I see. Mrs. Don  

andnbsp;

like the book I sent her. Huh? Yes. Well, I I have  another one that Iand

andnbsp;

Thanks. Iand room. Oh, father. Sheand

andnbsp;

whatand Well, Iand

andnbsp;

Mr. Uh, Everett. Good night, Mr. Ever. Good night,  Sergeant. Good night, Miss Marlo. Good night.

andnbsp;

Thanks. Why did you come here? Square a bad  deal I got from someone in prison. What do  

andnbsp;

you mean? Well, I was framed and they took my  parole away from me the day before I was to go  

andnbsp;

free. Do you know who framed you? Yeah.  Yeah, I think I know. Well, good night,  

andnbsp;

Miss Marlo. I wonand you going away? Perhaps. I donand

andnbsp;

I think I understand your bitterness. If  youand

andnbsp;

you donand I do. Gee, youand

andnbsp;

I picked him up one night to trailer him  to a book. He goes under the name of Aett.  

andnbsp;

How is she? Is she blonde? But heand right. All right. Pretty smart, too. judge about  

andnbsp;

I lost track of him for a couple of weeks. When  I found him, he was actually working. I sent out  

andnbsp;

a man to spot him. That night, he quit his job.  Working must be a woman in the I know the woman.  

andnbsp;

Then you got a line on it. Sure. I havenand lost one yet, have I? All right, letand

andnbsp;

Hello. How are you? Whereand sister? Old

andnbsp;

Hello, Ann. Hello, John. How are you? Fine.  Well, good afternoon everyone. How are you,  

andnbsp;

Mr. Marlo? Oh, fitter is a fitter. Younger than  ever. Me, too. Mrs. Marlo, how are you today? Iand

andnbsp;

fine, thanks. And tell me youand Mr. Everett. We are going to miss you. Well,  

andnbsp;

thatand has meant a great deal to me. Oh, you must stay  

andnbsp;

for dinner. Weand pie and strawberry short stop. Iand

andnbsp;

miss that train. Oh, youand Leading in an hour. Oh, thatand

andnbsp;

I know somebody thatand dead. Donand

andnbsp;

me neither. Heand morning. I wondered what was the matter. Now,  

andnbsp;

Dad, Iand listen to him. Youand

andnbsp;

I canand You love it. Oh, Iand

andnbsp;

Anne, I hate to go. Oh, youand I donand

andnbsp;

that place where I was working, I knew there  was no chance for me to continue on here.  

andnbsp;

Wouldnand and served out your time? Oh, theyand

andnbsp;

more years of it. Iand myself, Anne, and Iand

andnbsp;

And my only hope is in some other country where  they canand

andnbsp;

but Iand I will. And I have no right to tell you this,  

andnbsp;

but you know, I get sort of a choky feeling  every time I think Iand

andnbsp;

again. Or donand that, will you? Iand

andnbsp;

itand how much your friendship has done for me.

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Thanks. What are you going to do? Work. Does  that please you? Mhm. You know, as soon as I  

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get to the islands, Iand plantation. Oh, Iand

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fortune out there. Oh, that sounds marvelous,  doesnand

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I wouldnand for you, I I wouldnand

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you going to figure that one out? I donand Hello, Morgan. Letand

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I guess you didnand was, Miss Marlo. Thatand

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please wait a minute. Iand this had to happen here. An

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Letand

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Oh, mother. I love him. Oh, if they  donand

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Youand tougher than ever here. The  

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state has closed the mill. You know  what idleness does to a man. So,  

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you better watch your step. Yes, sir.  All right, Morgan. Letand

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Weand that bird. You see, I think youand

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Wallace. I believe he wants to go straight.  Straight? Two weeks with the old gang,  

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heand he was. Maybe. I hope not.

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Hello boys. Get back over that deadliner.  I knock your block. Who me? Yes, you.

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Pops getting tough. Howand See my initials carved on many bed post more.

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Okay. You know, the foodand getting worse here, too.

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Hello, boys. How are you? Well, whatand been up to, Butch? Planning. Six of us is going  

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right out through that gate. You arenand me, are you? No, Iand

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Me and the golfer framed it. The golfer? Why, heand been the prison gardener for seven years. Sure.

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Heand bean, though. There he goes down.

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For 3 months, every day heand that gate. The screws used to it. Donand

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attention to him. Yeah. Every once in a while, why  he has an extra big bunch of flowers and the screw  

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opens the gate. Savvy, I see. And you six guys go  through. Is that it? Sure. Simple, ainand

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What happens when you get through the inner gate?  We crash that outer gate. Thereand

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outside. When does it come off? Thanksgiving Day,  noon. Most of the screws go home to turkey dinner.  

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Weand the rope, Butch. If they catch you, whoand

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it? Well, me and Olsen and Joe and the Hawk.  The Hulk? That means blood? No, he promised me  

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he wouldnand own mother. Sure he did. He cut her throat. He was  

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sorry for it. Heand it? Well, thereand

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Say, listen. Youand It was Arouchian that planted that knife on you,  

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not Kent. We caught him doing the same thing to  another guy. Yeah, sure. I was sure it was Kent.  

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Now, after you made your getaway, they put the  Gopher in the same cell with me and Kent. See,  

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Kent ainand out with us. We ainand

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ready to make the break outside of you. Not for  me, Butch. Iand

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no friend, would you? You got me all wrong, Butch.  But I just donand

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Donand straight. They used to have a lot of respect  

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for you. Hello, Lord. Welcome to the back home.  Hey, listen. Donand

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powder. Take a powder. Come on. See you later.  Hey, youand

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brideand will you see it? War wore an hour out. Well,  

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you get me sold. Hey, you you donand if I take a powder, do you, Mr. Boo? Oh,  

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go on. Scram. Scram. Hey, T. I want to talk  to you. Morgan, I I want to explain to you  

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about that night. Yeah, Butch told me all  about it. What youand

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me. Itand in on this break? Yeah, they they took me  

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in on it. I know. Itand told me all their plans. You keep out of it,  

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you hear? Not that I care about you, but I  met that family of yours, Kent. They think  

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the world of you, and youand trouble, and if anything more happens to you,  

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theyand this break. Itand

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Hey, you. Morgan trying to turn you against the  gang. Yeah, thatand

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You wouldnand heand

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Iand him. Hey, this guy could catch fish with his  

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hands. Heand of a fish. Hey, Butch, you take Morgan in. Morg?  

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Sure. You sure heand He can and

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I never told a lie in my life. No, heand going with us. I just heard him telling Kent  

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to keep out of it. Yeah. Yeah. Said it looked  like a trap to him. Get me? You suppose Morgan  

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will go yellow? Oh, Morg? Well, somethingand changed him. Yeah, somethingand

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You donand you said? You donand

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listen. He wouldnand changed. Thatand

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first guy that says heand child

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have plenty to tell us. He thinks the gang have  guns, but he doesnand

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I promised him weand brought us this information. Stool begins. I wish  

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we could run this place without him. Yeah, well,  we canand

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about giving them solidarity? That would only keep  him quiet for a few weeks. It isnand

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Itand and plot. You canand

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We can crush them. Thatand them right now. Weand

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this result. You search every corner of this  prison, but you find those guns. Donand

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sir. If those guns are here, Iand them on your desk before Thanksgiving Day.

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And now to record our thankfulness  on this glad Thanksgiving day,  

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let us rise and sing hymn number 84.

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King of heaven, there is joy  today. All wonder is returning

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from the way. Glory, glory, how  the angels sing. Glory, glory.

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with the thanksgiving.

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Let our light

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the day the angels sing. Open the gate. Open the  gate. Open the gates and let the king of glory.

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Open the gates. Open the gates. Open  the gates and let the king of glory.

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And now let us kneel in prayer.

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Our Father, who art in heaven, be thy name. Thy  kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is  

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in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread.  And forgive us our trespasses as we forgive  

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those who trespass against us. and lead us  not into temptation, but deliver us from the  

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evil. For thine is the kingdom and the power  and the glory forever and ever. Amen. Amen.

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The Lord bless you and keep you  both now and forever more. Amen.

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Heat. Heat.

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Noon.

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Noon sleep.

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Noon.

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Come on. Square. Whatand Watch me. Donand

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a trap. Theyand if someone donand

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mow you down. Wallace. Morgan. Yes, sir.  I want to see you in my office. Yes, sir.

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Whoand about a break. Morgan, youand

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Theyand You know where they are. If I did,  

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I wouldnand think I am? Not even if we opened the gates for  

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you. Is that all youand have plenty to say to you later. Hold him here.

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I canand Donand

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Kent. The break is set for noon. Noon?  Just one minute. What are they going to  

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do? Ken couldnand the guns. Donand

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Where is he? Why doesnand

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Ross is clearly killing the flower  juts. So I pick a whole lot today.  

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Make a big bunch, donand

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Grab all those guns. Get those crews.  Weand

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There you go.

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Go. Go. What do you want to put? Weand

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cross. Yes. Morgan. Daddy. Morgan. Iand get that guy if itand

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Get those screws. Put him in the  hole. Weand

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Hey, you guys stopping us. Clear out  of here. Come on. Get out of here.

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Heat.

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Heat.

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Come on, get out.

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Theyand standing. Come here, Chevy. Come out of here.

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Come on. Get out of there. Over there. Come  on. You both are wartens. Let him open those  

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gates and let us go through. If he donand weand

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and throw them out the yard. Yes. Beginning.  Yes. Beginning with all that gun. Hanging at  

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the gate. All right. Open just a little bit.  That one. All right. Come on. Come on. Do that.

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All right. Come on. Come on. Get them  moving. You str. Get out of there.

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said if you didnand

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the gang out theyand kill all guards beginning with

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Iand

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Heat.

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Come on out of there, was Come on. Shake it up.

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What? Youand know any prayers. Go ahead. Shoot.

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Wallace. Miller. Miller. Give him  the gas bomb. Off to the location.  

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Let us go through. Weand rest of these crews straight down.

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You double [ __ ] man. Get you for that.

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Letand

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Heat.

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Heat.

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Give me another screw out of that.

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Morgan, lock the door. Heand got the keys. Watch. Punch  

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him in. I donand

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Kill me. Donand squeal. I didnand

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it. They made me. Donand me. Are you going to push the gang? Huh?  

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You turned them in. No. Donand get me, Morgan. Donand

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I guess youand at that. You stay where you  

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are. Iand Donand

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The army tanks are here,  sir. All right, send them in.

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Whatand

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Weand India

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if itand

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Morgan, you in there? Iand not going to let you rat.

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Come over there, you rat. Get  out of there. Come on. All right.

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I know what youand India

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something I didnand

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or I order, Joe, I didnand You stick your head on our door and Iand

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a slot between your horns. I am this is right.  Youand

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in. Even the screws are protecting them.  Come on, letand

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butch my eyes. Iand blind. Youand

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weand foot. Stay where you are. Stay where you are.

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Go out freaking go.

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Sorry, Butch. Did I get you? Iand feet. See, donand

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it was Kent who sold out the gang, not Morgan.  Ken, you know I wouldnand

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Butch. Sure, I know you would. I  was only kidding, Tom. Just kidding.

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I knew that all the time.

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I want to thank you, Warden, for all youand done. All ready for a new start, Morgan. Yes,  

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sir, I am. Have you made any plans for  your future? Yes, sir. I thought Iand

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to the islands or some new country and take  up government lands. Good idea. New friends,  

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new surroundings, hard work. Thatand mananda

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I donand luck. You deserve it. Thank you, Warden.

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Well, so long, Pop. So long, Morgan.  See that you donand

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