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this term of the town council I declare this meeting is now in order

I reckon most of you fellows know why this meeting was called

we got the logs cut for the new town hall

but now we gotta get them down here for we can start building

most of us ain't got any horses we can spare full time from doing our farm

work

and any we could spare would

they cut out for skidding heavy timber

so this year council has decided to

appropriate a hundred dollars

from the town treasury

same to be used to buy a team of draft horses to get the job done

now all we gotta decide is

who are we going to send in to Salem

to do the buy-in

i thought we send down a boot

i said that

how about it daniel

well i'm honored gentleman but

i'm not free to go right now

well daniel if you can't make it

maybe you can suggest somebody somebody we can trust somebody we can depend on

it so happens there's a man right here in this room tonight and knows more about

horse trading anybody in kentucky

if it's me

i'd send Otis Cobb

but

daniel

i said somebody we can trust somebody we can depend on

well i

grant from time to time he's gotten the best of some of you but

horse trading is his business

that's why i suggest you send him if you want to get the most for your money

well you may have a point there

i second

that may have the case

no more business to be taken care of

i'd occur to us

means adjourned

why suggestion daniel

i don't know what Otis is peculiar

i'm not honest

you know what's more about horse trading than you buy any parts of it

meant to move now i want to thank you for standing up for me that way

got to give a fellow nice warm finish and notice somebody's got some faith in

them

well Otis all you gotta do is show that that faith i have in you is justify

well i'm Mr. Boo you know i have to worry about that

and i guarantee you're going to be surprised at what i bring back

i hope you're not too surprised

bam

what a doer what a dream come to a what daniel

food

from the two skin cap on the top of old dandelier

the heel of his forehead shoe

the ripness glorious fight in this man

the front of the river news

daniel boom was a man

this really can

anyone for american to make called american

three

but a boom what a doer what a dream come to a what

i was real nice of you to ask me to walk your whole math to the dance

the man maybe i can call you with the next time i come to town

leave them so soon yes man i just came here to buy a

table horses and if i see what i'm looking for at the

bar well i guess i'll be heading home so i reckon i'll say goodbye for now

goodbye

how aren't you forgetting something no i left my belongings time being

always telling it wasn't what i meant at all it wasn't no

oh man sometimes another one stick kiss a girl good night

well man i ain't a man to forget a thing like that especially with a pretty girl

like you i just wasn't sure what you might do in case i tried

well i know one way you can find out

my brothers

how dare you oh oh you take your hand off me

baby sister oh brother kylo oh that man i was coming home from church and he

followed me and tried to kiss me i did what you better go in the house baby

sister we'll take care of this now you know what i'm going to do to you

i just a minute let me straight give every bone in your body with my bare hands

after that i'm going to hang you and after that i'm going to tear your limb

from limb that if you can't run fast and i think you can

you I get him

WatchELY!

Oh...

Watch...

B-b-b-b!

Wait.

Hey, we going in, after him?

Oh, you know you're starting a ruckus in a public place.

He's going to come out sometime.

We'll wait for him.

I challenge you to say you've ever seen a more perfect specimen.

He is willing and he is a good, soundist position.

Now, ordinary gentleman, I wouldn't part with him at any price.

But since I have sold my plantation and have no further use for his services,

I am willing to let him go at a sacrifice.

Now, who'll make me an author?

Well, come now, gentlemen.

You'll never get another chance like this.

It must be obvious to all of you he can do the work of four,

and I'm going to let him go for the price of one.

Now, pick something up, Goulayat, and show these gentlemen how strong you are.

Now, you watch this, gentlemen. This is a...

Most stupid lot you mean to make a fool of me.

You told me to pick something up, Mr. Smaddley.

You happened to be the nearest saying at hand.

So I did, Goulayat, so I did.

Now, you saw that, gentlemen.

You saw that complete obedience and the strength of Hercules.

Now, who'll make me an author?

Mr. Mr.!

You, sir, did you wish to make him in?

Well, I don't aim to buy him out, right, but I could use him if you'd ready him out to me for about fifteen or twenty minutes.

Do not be ridiculous, sir.

All right, gentlemen. This is your last chance.

For the last time, who's gone off of me a hundred dollars?

A hundred dollar bid. Look at him. He can do the work of four, and I want to start the bid in that one hundred dollars.

Now, look at this man, gentlemen. Think about what I'm saying to you.

Who's going to start that bid in the one hundred dollars?

Mr. He stands beside you.

Your understanding, I just changed my mind. I'll give you a hundred dollars for him.

Now, that's the kind of talk I like to hear.

I got a hundred dollars bid. Do I aim more? One hundred dollars? Do I aim more?

Once, twice, going, going, gone. What is your name, sir?

Do you ask my name? Yes, I did, sir.

Oh, this is calm.

Oh, this is calm. A very good American name, sir.

Here we are. Yes, three, ninety.

It's only a hundred. I can tell it's here, sir.

One hundred, even.

He is all yours. My congratulations to you, sir.

Now, if you gentlemen would care to, I'd be very happy to buy a drink.

Well, I'll wait a minute.

Mr. H

Looks like I belong to you. Looks that way, don't you?

Sir, I heard him call you Goliath. Is that your name?

No, sir. Not for real. Folks took to calling me that when I got my growth.

Well, I was understandable.

Well, you come along with me.

If you'll wait right here while I get my things.

Oh, no. You'll get your things later.

Well, I got mine for you right now.

I don't want you colored up with an awful lot of things to carry.

Come on, follow me.

You've been in there an awful long time. I say we go in and get him.

We ain't no need being hasty.

Like I said before, we got to do it.

Well, now.

Now, let's put a cable.

You're going to give me a chance to explain to let me call Peace Bullard.

Oh, we're going to start fussing each other again.

Uh, reckon we're going to start fussing.

But don't ever say how to get a chance to warn you. You got to stand?

Go live.

Okay.

Okay.

Right.

Come on.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Is it all over?

It's all over, Miss Torez. They won't bother you no more.

You know, the next time you're going to give a man a chance to explain,

it's just going around trying to do him some bodily harm.

You ain't entitled to do explanation, you understand?

But I'm a very fair man, and I don't expect anybody to accuse me of something I didn't do.

I didn't follow Baby Sister Hall, and I didn't kiss her. She was kissing me.

Now, you want to tell her about talking about things and not the truth about being.

Because somebody's out to get killed.

Was there something else you wanted done?

Well, uh, I just don't write me no way writing.

You mean that?

Oh, I mean, it's fine.

Excuse me, wait a minute.

Excuse me, Dad. Hey, hey, smokey. Excuse me.

Miss Bentley?

Well, Mr. Cobb, sir. Would you care to join me in a little drink, sir?

Celebrate all mutual satisfaction.

Well, that's what I was aiming to talk to you about.

I don't believe I understand you, sir.

Well, the fact that the matter is, I got a little proposition I want to put up to you.

I want to sell Goliath back to you.

Sell him back where you have an owned in more than 15 minutes, sir.

You mean to tell me you already disappointed in it?

Oh, no, it ain't that.

You worked out better than a pretty woman.

Then why get rid of it?

Well, I'll tell you, uh, you see, I ain't got no more use for it.

That's what it is.

And he's slightly used now, and I'll take a small loss.

So I figured that if I sell him back, you give me $90.

That'll be a small profit and a kind of a quick turnover.

You, uh, been ridiculous again, sir.

Well, was it considered 85?

Mr. Cobb, I consider a bargain to be a bargain.

Now, you made a purchase, sir.

I am deeply regretful if you are unhappy with the merchandise,

but I have no intention of refunding any money.

Well, if you'd want to talk money, could you give me an idea

where I could trade them in for a team of horses?

Mr. Cobb, I am not in the horse trading business,

and what is more, I can tell you I never expect to be in it.

Well, I wouldn't be so sure about that.

Just up to a little while ago, I was in the slave owning business.

But I'm in it now.

Get out of the way, sir.

Get out of the way, sir.

We fixing to go traveling, Mr. Cobb?

Well, she is, I spent my last dollar there buying you a record we are.

See, this innkeeper hears a little narrow mind that he says,

we got to pay him in case we want to stay overnight.

I'm ready any time you are, Mr. Otis.

Well, I ain't really right ready, but I guess I got to go back sometime.

But one thing I know for sure,

I told Mr. Booty he should be surprised when he sees what I was bringing back.

He's really going to be surprised. Come on.

Didn't that better kill him?

Dan?

You better come out here.

What is it, Becky?

Well, it looks like your friend Otis.

It's Otis all right, but what's that he's bringing with him?

Well, it's not a team of horses, that's for sure.

I hate to say I told you so, but then don't.

Well, Mr. Booty, we got back.

I can see that.

I guess you're surprised to see it, ain't you?

Well, I'm not surprised to see you, but...

But you weren't expecting what I brought back, were you?

This is Goliath. I've been telling him all about you.

Goliath, this is Mango.

It's my pleasure, gentlemen.

You're big, ain't he?

You know, first time I laid eyes on him, I said he's...

Otis, the horses.

Tell me about the horses.

Mr. Boot, I'm glad you brought that up.

Dan, Otis and his friend looked tired and hungry.

I think the least we could do is invite them in for a meal.

Oh, you're very kind, ma'am. By all means.

Come on, Goliath, we can...

Otis, start talking. Where did you get it?

Well, you could say I bought them.

For how much?

Well, you might say for $100.

You're a money?

You might say no.

Now, Mr. Booty, I know what you're thinking.

Oh, no, you don't, or you'd already started running.

Well, give me a chance to explain, would you?

If it wasn't for this, the seatful female.

The seatful female?

Yes, she had four brothers. She was this tall.

Then she was over seven feet tall.

I'm minding my own business.

I'm standing there to pick up my things there, and she grabs me.

And she says to me, well, you go to visit...

Oh, no, I said just a...

Otis, do you mind if I sit down?

It sounds like it's going to be a tall story.

All right, all right, but I'm telling you the truth.

This woman is seven feet tall.

She got four brothers.

Now, I'm not bothering her.

I'm going down to the end to pick up my stuff.

I just want to close up the world to be righteous.

What's happened to her? She's not beating me over the head.

So you see, Mr. Boone?

I just didn't have no choice. That's all.

I had to play and buy to keep them getting killed.

I'm not so sure you didn't keep from it, Otis.

You may have postponed it for a while.

As a matter of fact, you may have got us both killed.

How you ain't talking serious, Mr. Boone?

Well, you're not talking about it.

You're not a bitch, Mr. Boone.

Well, you may not think so.

If something tells me the town council is going to take a dim view

of the way you spent there $100.

Not to mention how you've held up progress in the town hall.

I suppose there's any way you could give the money back.

Oh, and now you know better than that, Mr. Boone.

You know I ain't got nothing to support $100.

But wait a minute.

Maybe if they'll wait until the talking season starts,

I can pay them up in first.

Oh, it's happened season six months away.

I don't think they'd wait.

Well, we might as well get started.

Okay, start it, wait.

To the fort.

You gotta tell your story to the council sometime.

Well, to be honest with you, Mr. Boone,

I'm really in no great hurry.

I can't say that I blame you.

You coming, Mango?

Well, I suppose so.

Although I must admit, I dislike scenes of violence.

That's very encouraging for you to say that.

Well, Daniel, aren't you going to take your rifle?

I have a feeling that, uh, after the meeting is over,

you may have neither of us.

I agree with you, Otis.

Mango sure knows how to make a man feel good.

You better, uh, call Goliath.

Oh, I don't think that's very smart, Mr. Boone.

Well, you've got to have some proof to back up that wild tail,

you're telling?

You sound like you think,

but I've been telling you ain't the truth.

Well, if it is, next time I advise that you try lying,

it might be a whole lot easier to believe.

Daniel, they, uh, asked me to bring the prisoners inside.

Did you hear what he just called us?

Mr. Boone, I don't like the sound of that there word.

Let's go.

Let's go.

This here, court will now come to order.

Are you two ready for sentencing?

We're ready.

It is the judgment of this here, Triboon.

Did you, Daniel Boone, pay to the town treasury,

$25 for being an accomplice.

That sounds fair enough.

Oh, it takes me to keep my mouth shut next time.

And did you, Otis Cobb, pay to the town treasury, $125?

The $100 you're already owe, the $25 is to learn you a lesson.

What would you say if I told you I ain't got $125?

That don't surprise us, any.

So we figured you could work it out at 50 cents a day.

Doin' what?

Well, since what you took was tax payers' money,

we figured everybody ought to get some benefit.

So we're all gonna take turns going alphabetical.

You'll start come sun up tomorrow with the apple johns.

$125 at 50 cents a day.

I don't, I don't sure that I wouldn't rather be hung.

Mr. Tipper, can I say something?

I don't see the reason why you can't.

Mr. Suddley, he was the one that sold me to Mr. Otis.

Always said I could do the work of four men.

So with me and Mr. Otis working...

Oh, I've done it.

No, no, no, I ain't gonna have that.

You ain't gonna have what?

I ain't gonna have somebody else paying off my debt.

Now what I did was wrong, but I'm the one that done it,

and I'm the one that's gonna pay it.

Now, are you sure that's the way you wanted Otis?

Since me lack your taking on quite a load.

No, Mr. Bloom, my mind is made up,

but I ain't about to change it.

Well, I think you overlooked just one thing.

You own Goliath, and that makes him your responsibility.

Now, with you working from dawn to dusk, how do you aim to feed him?

Don't fret about him, Mr. Otis.

I'll make out somehow.

No, sir, no, sir.

I am not going to shock my responsibility.

It's like Rover.

You've been saying I said he'd help around here at night.

Breaking that kid in the wood and washing the dishes,

and scrubbing up the floor and such.

That's right.

Well, you just hired yourself a man.

You think you can stand up under all that work without breaking down?

I can do the work, all you gotta do is just feed me and Goliath.

Well, if that's the way you want it, I guess that's the way it's gonna be.

That's the way I want it.

Well, now that we got that settled,

I declare this meeting adjourned.

I'll make a play out of you, sir.

Come on, faster, faster.

He was he commanded the waters of the Red Sea open,

and Moses led his people safely to the promised land.

And they didn't even get their feet wet?

No, they didn't even get their feet wet.

No, they didn't even get their feet wet.

Well, I didn't even get your feet wet.

Well, you know, I didn't even get your feet wet.

I didn't even get your feet wet.

No, they didn't even get their feet wet.

Do you believe that, Paul?

Yeah, I reckon I do.

If you're thinking of trying it, I advise against it.

Excuse me, this spoon would disturb me at this hour tonight,

but I saw a light was burning.

You're not disturbing anyone? Come on in.

You know my wife.

This is my son, Israel. Israel, Mrs. Goliath.

You're not the one David here with the rock, are you?

No, no, I'm not that one.

But I can see you've been reading the good book, Israel.

I didn't read too good yet.

Paul told it to me. He said there's a moral to it.

What's the moral?

That it don't count on how big a man is.

It's what's inside of him that counts.

Your father's right.

In a way, that's what I come in to talk to you about.

Won't you sit down?

It's about Mr. Oldis.

He's having trouble rough time, now, isn't he?

Yes, sir.

That man's playing, working himself into an early grave.

You know, it's funny.

Most people never had to have much respect for Otis.

The way it looks now, he said out to prove him wrong.

That's just it, Mr. Boone.

Maybe what he said about me not helping him pay for what he had done.

That's right.

It could take his pride away.

And a man needs his pride.

Now he does.

But what I had in mind,

maybe I could help him in another way.

He's got some bottom land that he's never farmed.

And if I could plant some cotton in tobacco.

What can I do to help?

Well, it's some good land, Mr. Boone.

But I don't have the tools to work it.

And Mr. Oldis don't have any tools.

I think maybe we can do something about that.

I'll be mighty grateful to you, Mr. Boone.

And I'll be grateful if you don't tell him what I'm going to do.

Can I help Glaiffa?

I think maybe you better ask him.

Can I help Glaiff?

Well, a man could always use a little extra help, Israel.

I thank you.

Well, I best get on back to the tavern and take Mr. Oldis home.

Did you say take him home?

Yes, ma'am.

That poor man gets so tired sometime he goes to sleep standing on his feet.

And I just told him home and put him to bed.

Well, if there's anything you need, go ahead and just let me know.

Tell Israel.

Yes, sir.

Well, and I'm very thankful.

What do you think, Dan?

I'm thinking that.

Oldis may have bought a lot more for his hundred dollars than he knows.

Oh!

Oh!

Alex!

I told you we should have that wheel fixed in the last town.

Well, don't just stand there looking at it, man.

Get the spell out.

Yeah.

Looks like you've got a little trouble.

The temporary inconvenience, sir.

Perhaps an act of providence, a part of the greater things to come.

By good fortune, we have a spare.

Allow me to introduce myself.

Jeremiah Loomis.

Entrepreneur extraordinaire and owner of this mother's caravan.

Glad to know you, Mr. Loomis.

My name is Boone.

This is my friend Mingle.

It is my extreme pleasure, gentlemen.

I assume from your attire that you're native to this region.

We've been here a while.

Then perhaps you could inform me the approximate distance to the next hamlet.

If you're talking about booze, Bert, it's about a mile down the road.

We can easily make that by nightfall.

I dislike traveling in the dark.

Broken wheel.

We'll be glad to lend you hand, help lift up the rear end of your wagon.

That is a very generous officer, but Alex here is perfectly capable of handling it alone.

Are you saying that one man intends to lift this wagon?

It is a mere trifle.

Nothing at all, sir.

He's done it many times before.

Read for yourself.

The world's longest man.

You'd thank the word, Alex.

And I, my dad, will challenge all comers in the art of wrestling.

Do you plan on giving up performance in Boone's borough?

In two years.

Do you plan on giving up performance in Boone's borough?

Indeed, we are, and I advise you not to miss it.

You will find it all inspiring and educational.

Oh, and I would be very grateful to you if you would tell all your friends.

Tell me more about this, uh, taking on all comers.

It is exactly as I said, Mr. Boone.

For a mere $5 you can challenge him.

Or any larger amount that you might care to wage you.

If you can stay with him ten minutes without being thrown, I will repay your bets ten to one.

That's pretty good odds.

It's a sporting proposition, sir.

Now, you and your friend are men of strength and stamina.

Ralph should be interested.

I will give it some thought.

Ready.

Now, if you would just excuse me, I will help Alex with the win.

That's a pretty good trick.

You know, he may be right after all, Daniel.

The strongest man in the world.

I've been wondering about that.

Oh, and I just am all about Daniel.

I know a fence intended, old boy, but you are an entertaining thought.

You are an entertaining thought of challenging him.

I'm entertaining some thoughts.

Bye.

See you later, I hope you have a great one.

Whoa!

I reckon they'll lose tired, isn't it?

Maybe we should take a rest.

The shade on that tree looks real inviting.

How do you two expect to get some work done sitting here in the shade?

I'm sorry, Mr. Boone.

Israel was holding up real fine.

I got tucked it out.

That ain't too, Pop. I was the one that got tired.

What I can say looks like you both deserve a rest.

And if I join you, sit down, Mr. Boone.

Some cold water in the jug in case you're thirsty.

Thank you.

Well, I guess Mr. Otis will really be surprised in a few weeks when he sees what being Israel has done.

Well, he might be surprised to hold up sooner than that.

How strong are you, Blath?

To tell the truth, I don't rightly know.

As far as I can recollect, I never really did extend myself.

Is that a joke?

I don't know why I was forced.

He used to be just to entertain his friends.

You said you wanted to help Mr. Otis.

Well, it might be that you could help him.

I don't know what he wanted to do.

What do you got in mind, Mr. Boone?

Well, not quite certain.

We're going to have to do some testing.

Let's go.

Where are we going?

First, we've got to find a wagon.

Dean, you'll boom.

What on earth do you think you're doing?

The idea comes under the heading of research.

It comes under the heading of insanity.

Think that's enough, Mingle?

Well, this wagon is smaller than theirs, but on the other hand, theirs wasn't loaded with rocks.

I think it'll do.

I think it'll do.

I think it'll do.

I think it'll do.

I think it'll do.

I think it'll do.

Well, I think you're both out of your minds.

Goliath, do you think you can lift up the back end of this wagon?

I wouldn't know, Mr. Boone, without a try.

Then start trucking.

I wouldn't know, Mr. Boone, without a try.

Then start trucking.

Crime and Italy.

What do you want us to do with it, Mr. Boone?

We'll just set her down, Goliath.

I just wanted to see what would happen when you started extending yourself.

Take now, Mingle.

I think the odds are looking better all the time.

I tell you, gentlemen, this is going to be a great event.

You will see I'll expend a horse you into an ark.

Come on, let's spare him.

He will lift a 400 pound.

Mr. Boone and Mingle, it is a pleasure seeing you again.

Well, I'm glad to see you made it into town.

Yes, and it is a pleasure being with this convivial group.

I must compliment you on your hospitality.

And now would you do me the pleasure of joining me in a drink?

Well, be glad to.

Yes, landlord, a little service here.

I eat the landlord. I only work here.

With our record, I can catch you what you want.

We're two mugs of ale for my friend.

Oh, this, you look a little tired.

Don't you get me started telling you there, Mr. Boone, because I'm too busy here.

I can always tell you that I'm just plumb worn to the bone.

Well, you stick to it. Maybe things will change.

I like to fix that way.

It's certain that things can't get any worse.

There's a rail.

Well, now I trust you, gentlemen, will be at our performance on the morrow.

We'll be there.

I'm glad to hear it.

And have you given any thought to that little matter we discussed this afternoon?

I'm glad to hear it.

I'm glad to hear it.

I'll be here last this afternoon.

Given a little thought, I think we'll be able to supply you with some competition.

I am delighted to hear it.

I assume that this is a personal challenge.

No, no, it isn't.

But I have someone in mind that ought to make it interesting for your man.

And just what amount did you wish to wage us, sir?

About $5 for me and $15 for the man I'm betting on.

And I think you said the odds were 10 to 1?

That is correct. And you are a sporting man, sir.

I'm sure the contest will be very pleasing to the crowd.

To some more than others. Here's my 20.

If it ain't asking too much, Dannell, just who did you have in mind?

Well, I, uh, I hadn't mind...Goliath?

You think he's got any chance at all, Dannell?

Yeah, I figure he's got a chance.

Now, gentlemen, Ged, you might have any of the rest of you can't wage her.

I'll be very happy to cover your bets.

I'm gonna take your word for it, Dannell.

At them odds, I just gotta make me a little wager.

Well, I gotta get in on this wager too, Dannell.

Excuse me, man.

There you are, Lady. Thank you very much.

Now, are there any more customers?

Oh, ladies and gentlemen, don't miss this golden opportunity.

This miraculous remedy, soft, sweet, smooth, and satisfying,

contains neither grit, rhyme, nor grease.

Made from root serves, bark, sparrows, and other fookle flavors,

gathered from the hills, dales, and valley by the red man.

Some folks say the red man is a ignorant man,

but I have always said he's a well-read man.

That's a joke.

No!

No!

Now, ladies and gentlemen, we come to that event

for which we have all been waiting.

It is my pleasure to present a man who has performed

before all the crowned heads of Europe,

whose prowess has thrilled thousands,

and whose prodigious feats of strength is unequaled,

whose skill in the art of wrestling is unmatched.

Now, to prove to you that there is no fakery involved,

I would like one of you gentlemen as a volunteer

to step right up here, young man.

I'd look over the equipment that Alex will use

in his demonstration of prodigious power.

Take it easy, young man. He's doing his best.

All right.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

Now, ladies and gentlemen, if I may repeat,

it is my pleasure, may it is my pleasure.

May it is my privilege to present to you

that colossus of strength, the strongest man

that mortalized have ever gazed on.

Alex, the assassin.

Come on, Alex.

Ladies and gentlemen, there is a man.

Now, Alex, do us a little favor.

Will you please by lifting the weights?

Watch this very closely, ladies and gentlemen,

that is 400 pounds of dead weight.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's give him a nice...

That's it.

Here comes Otis. I wonder what he's doing here.

I thought he was supposed to be working.

Otis, give me a means trouble.

I was rooting. I've got to talk to you.

Fire away, Otis.

Well, that's a sort of personal.

Would you choose this, ma'am?

Come here.

What's on your mind, Otis?

I thought you was a friend of mine.

Now I'll find out that you've been double-crossed me.

Well, just how do you figure I've been double-crossed?

Matching voulayat there with that assassin without my knowledge,

and I'm here to tell you that I ain't going to stand for it.

Otis, just listen to me for one minute.

Here's your chance to clear up your debt with the town.

Goliath's willing, so why should you object?

It's the principle of the thing.

I told you before that I was going to let somebody else pay off of what I owe.

Well, I'm afraid it's too late. The match has already been arranged.

Oh, don't care if it's been arranged. Goliath ain't going to be here.

Because I told him to stay home, and he's got to do what I tell him.

Otis, you don't understand.

The people here in Boone's borough have already waged all their money on Goliath.

You can't withdraw him now and cause them to forfeit their wages.

You're right. I wasn't aiming to have nobody far for nothing.

Well, what were you aiming to do then?

I'm aiming to rush it out of shots of myself.

Have you had a look at this feller?

No, but just got here.

Well, when you do, you might want to change your mind.

Nothing's going to change it.

Well, Otis, how come you've gotten so brave all of a sudden, when you bought Goliath for self-protection in the first place?

Mr. Boone, up there in Seder, there was four of their men, and only one of me, and they was mad.

But now this is man to man and I'm mad.

And you know, I'm ferocious as a tiger once I get aroused.

Alex is going to kill you.

And if he doesn't, a lot of folks around this town are just might.

No use talking to me any more, Mr. Boone. My mind is made up. Where is he?

You know, Daniel, it occurs to me.

There are those in this town who might have a similar feelings towards you.

And thought has crossed my mind.

Well, if worse comes to worse, I'll have to take home Alex, but, hmm, me.

Well, I'm going to take a little more time.

I'm going to take a little more time.

Well, if worse comes to worse, I'll have to take home Alex, but, hmm, me.

I'm going to wrestle a bear.

Shred out today is an extraordinary attraction I am happy to announce.

It's my tiny kind.

What are you doing here, Israel?

I thought you was watching the circus man down at the settlement.

Goliath, I got to talk to you.

It's on your mind, Israel.

It's about that, it's NASA.

You got to wrestle him like he said you would.

I feel bad about it, but it's nothing I can do.

Why ain't there?

Just the oldest says I can't.

There's no reason why you got to do what he tells you to.

You're bigger than he is.

I don't make any difference.

You don't understand what it is being a slave.

Mr. oldest owns me and I got to do his bidding, just like I couldn't do his work for him.

But this is different.

There's no difference, not when he tells you you can't do it.

You don't understand.

All these people are depending on you.

And if you don't do it, my paw will.

And he's up to get himself hurt real bad.

Don't make me feel any worse, Israel.

I already feel too bad about it.

There's nothing I can say.

Can I get changed your mind?

There's nothing.

I just can't disobey what I've been told.

All the time I figured we was friends.

I guess I didn't.

So many more.

That's the moment ladies and gentlemen.

And now, Alice will break this log as if it were a mere twig.

Thank you very much, Alice.

Watch very closely, ladies and gentlemen.

Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen.

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At now.

I would like to meet your local champion, please.

Becky, you stay here.

I'll be back in a little while.

Will your local champion...

No, no, you're not going through with this.

We know you don't stand a chance of winning.

Well, I don't have much choice, Mango.

These people all bet their money on my say-so.

Maybe I can out scuffle Alex and Rastlin.

The odds are where they are and we still might come out ahead.

But Daniel, he's a professional.

I've seen bots like this in London.

I repeat, will your local champion please step to the platform?

I'll also stop the yellow now.

Get the first one out of here.

I'll take you to late.

Here goes Otis.

I never figured he'd go through with it.

Now then, may I inquire your name, sir?

What, sir?

May I inquire your name, sir?

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh...

orders cop.

Otis cop.

And now ladies and gentlemen, introducing a man who I am sure needs no introduction.

Your local champion, Otis cop!

Hey, where's Goliath? Where's Goliath?

Now, listen, don't you all go hard up and go loud because he ain't going to be here.

I told him to stay home.

You don't matter that.

Oh, don't just don't cut calling me either.

I fight all my own fights and I'm going to fight this one.

He's done it again!

Oh, I'm going to get away from it.

That's the second time he's double-fried.

Go on, Alex!

Okay, all right.

It's okay, man, just a minute.

Get out of the way, dental.

This time we ain't going to teach Otis a lesson he ain't about to forget.

Well, just what kind of lesson did you have in mind?

Well, I figure a public weapon ought to do it.

Yeah.

I think you're going to have to walk over both of us to do it.

Well, we might just do that because you're the one that got us to put our money on Goliath.

Come on, let's get it out.

Paul!

Paul, look.

It's Goliath.

Paul!

Paul!

Paul!

Paul, what are you doing here?

I just can't let you do it no matter what.

You disappear in my orders.

I reckon you could call it that.

Well, now listen, I ain't going to Stanford.

Why don't you hear me out, Mr. Otis?

The way Israel explained it to me, it ain't just you and me.

All these people out here, they're depending on you.

You know, my grandpappy once told me,

there comes a time in every man's life when he's got to write to change his mind.

You mean you're going to let me fight Alex?

And you remember what you did to them four men up there and saying,

I'm feeling sorry for that poor assassin already.

Ha!

Dang it, boy!

Ladies and gentlemen, now that your local champion has been established,

let's proceed with the fight!

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I have a business proposition to offer you. How much will you take for your slave? You want to buy Gulab?

Oh, I can see the sign now. The world's wildest man captured in the jungle to darkest Africa at the cost of 27 human lives.

Why, with that a kind of an attraction?

I can recoup my losses at no time at all. What are you going to put them in a cage?

Only for a short time during each show. I assure you he will receive good treatment. And in return, I am prepared to offer you the business opportunity of a lifetime.

A full partnership in my very lucrative enterprise.

You're offering me half of this circus?

That is exactly what I'm doing. And if I do say so myself, it is a very magnanimous gesture.

Now, that's a very tempting offer, but I couldn't make the trade.

You know, the last three weeks here I've been thinking, nobody's got the right to go around buying a selling human being like they were animals.

Like nobody's got the right to even own one. So from now on there, I am turning you loose, Gulab.

You're going to give me my freedom, Mr. Horace?

That's just what I said. From now on, you can do whatever you please. If you want to join this man's circus, you go right ahead.

Well, uh, I noticed that, uh, man, I just didn't know that you've just liberated $150. That's what the line just won.

Well, if he won $150, he can spend it any way he sees fit. Now I'll record, I'll go back to work.

Miss Otis, will you wait, please? Mr. Lones. Will you sell me that team of horses? I'll give you a hundred dollars.

You have just made yourself a purchase.

Mr. Tumper, I'll give you those horses. And now Mr. Otis paid his debt to you.

I'd say he's more than paid it. Now just a dog, God, man, as you can't do that to me.

You own me? What belongs to me belongs to you? That ain't true. Don't you remember? I just such you free.

Well, I've been free long enough. And we got some cash money and land to work. And come this time next year, we're going to own a plantation.

So if you don't mind, would you give me that other $50, sir? Oh.

Well, due to the inclement weather and the aggravating attendance and other unforeseen circumstances, I, well, I reluctantly admit that I am at the moment without funds.

What does he mean for that? He's got any money. Is that what you mean?

You're a pig.

I put a pig on him. That's all I've got. That's all I've got.

Mr. What was you all about? That's all I've got.

Silly.

Looks like we're going to have a real good crop this year.

Yeah, it sure does.

How does it feel to be a rich plantation owner, Otis?

Well, this will probably come as a big surprise to you, Mr. Boone. But if you try real hard, you sort of get to like it.

Hey! Get a move on out there!

But I got to put the tongue...

Come on, Alex.

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