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:03:02
- There they are. Plenty of room for them.
- Cut that out, Kid, and get out.

:03:12
Hey, isn't that young Mr. Cravat, there?
:03:18
By golly, it is.
:03:22
Over here. What do you say?
I know what will fetch him.

:03:25
Watch his ears perk up
when he hears the old Travelers.

:03:28
Let's give it to him.
:03:39
High rickety! Well, you old...
:03:46
Hello, buddy. Old Buck.
:03:48
Well, hate to be making it into a firefight.
If it ain't the old honker, himself.

:03:54
Got yourself hitched?
:03:56
Yeah, I've got a wife and son,
four years old now.

:04:01
Aye, this is like a Fourth of July
celebration on Judgment Day.

:04:05
- Beats all Creation.
- Say, where are you heading for, Yancey?

:04:08
- I'm cutting dirt for the Little Bear Creek.
- That's the spot, believe me.

:04:12
Yes, indeed.
:04:31
You're Yancey Cravat, aren't you?
:04:34
- And you?
- Lee, Dixie Lee.

:04:38
- Indeed.
- Going for a town site?

:04:41
No, I'm going for a quarter-section ranch
out at the Little Bear Creek.

:04:45
That's funny,
I'm heading for Little Bear, too.

:04:47
Well, I know just the piece of land I want.
:04:49
It's deep in the gully
and a lot of scrub over.


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