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:21:01
I don't know what I'm gonna do
about you.

:21:04
Broad Plain, huh?
:21:06
Broad Plain.
:21:08
This is where the Indians
are supposed to be.

:21:11
If you keep up the fuss,
they'll be on our doorstep.

:21:13
I wish they would attack us
or something.

:21:16
It's dull plugging along like this
day in and day out.

:21:19
But that's no reason for you
to act like a lunatic.

:21:22
Maybe they don't even know
we're here. Let's tell them.

:21:27
Lee, stop it. Stop it!
:21:31
Lee!
:21:33
Will you...?
:21:37
Was that you who fired those shots,
Mr. Irving?

:21:39
- Sure, it was him.
- What about it?

:21:41
Nothing. It seems like
a silly waste of ammunition.

:21:44
He won't do it again.
He was bored.

:21:48
- Faith, now. That's a great shame.
- So am I.

:21:51
Really? Well, I'm sorry.
:21:53
Perhaps things will get enlivened
if that shooting stampedes the cattle.

:21:56
Since you seem to know what troubles
him, I'd suggest you see he drinks less.

:22:06
Them two is more trouble
than they're worth.

:22:09
I'll certainly be glad to hand them
over to their uncle in Dodge.

:22:13
She sure is pretty, though.
:22:15
Yes. I'd still trade the two of them
for one good cigar.

:22:28
All right, this is it. Tex. Rusty.
:22:33
Tex, get the steers watered. Rusty,
line up the wagons along the slope.

:22:37
- Get moving, flat-neck.
- Oh, hush. I'll get moving.

:22:56
All right. We're bedding down.
:22:58
Watch your cook fires.
The grass is awful dry.


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