My Little Chickadee
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:09:00
Yes, it seems they have to import them.
Nobody in town wants the job.

:09:04
Sounds like the place might be interesting.
:09:16
Ugh.
:09:18
What're you doing down there?
:09:20
How do you do, sir?
:09:22
Have you any private cars on this train?
:09:25
A room and bath with exclusive bar?
:09:28
No, only day coaches.
:09:30
Drat.
:09:32
Allow me a half a tick...
:09:35
to gather my portmanteau
and some valuable belongings.

:09:39
Milton, my lad, meet me in Greasewood City.
:09:42
Ugh.
:09:51
Oh, dear. Did you break your umbrella?
:09:53
You can't break it.
It's a genuine Chamberlain.

:09:57
Straighten them out very easily.
:10:00
Yeah, that's better.
:10:06
May I present my card?
:10:09
"Money loaned on clothing, furs, fur..."
:10:11
- Just a moment. How did that get in there?
- Thank you.

:10:15
Was that chap dragging you across
the prairie a full-blooded Indian?

:10:18
Quite the antithesis. He's very anaemic.
:10:22
What a pretty ring. Is it a cat's-eye?
:10:24
Yes, it is a cat's-eye.
:10:26
The pupil runs the wrong way. It's crossed.
:10:29
Crossed with a bobcat.
:10:40
Who is that vision of loveliness up there?
:10:44
Pardon me, I'll be back. Keep the card.
:10:55
Pardon me.

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