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During the late war, when l had
the honor to serve the Union...

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...under our great president,
Abraham Lincoln...

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...and General Phil Sheridan,
well sir...

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...l fought 'mid shock and shell
and cannon roar.

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Do you want to go back or not?
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No.
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l want another drink.
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That's five.
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How about you, Mr. Hancock?
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Peacock. l'd like to go on,
brother. l want to reach...

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...the bosom of my dear family,
in Kansas City, Kansas...

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...as quickly as possible. But l may
never reach that bosom if we go on.

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So, under the circumstances,
you understand, brother...

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...l think it best we go back
with the bosoms...

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...l mean, the soldiers.
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One against.
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Well, Buck?
Buck says "aye", that's six.

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l'm voting your proxy, Kid,
and you go with me.

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Ain't nothin' keepin' me out
of Lordsburg, Curley.

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There sure ain't. Well folks,
that settles it, we're goin' through.

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Sit down, folks, and eat your grub.
Come on Buck, we'll change them horses.

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-But Curley, ain't we gonna eat?
-You can eat later!

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Here you go, folks.
Food's on the table, help yourselves.

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You've got a long ride ahead of you.
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You ain't drinkin' Billy?
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Sit down here, ma'am.
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Thanks.
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May l find you another place,
Mrs. Mallory?

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lt's cooler by the window.

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