1:30:00
god's.
1:30:18
Private york
reporting, sir.
1:30:20
Have him come in.
1:30:21
Yes, sir.
1:30:22
All right, sergeant.
1:30:25
I'm a-bringing
your book back, major,
1:30:28
and i'm
a-thanking you.
1:30:30
You're welcome, york.
1:30:31
I done what
you told me.
1:30:32
I thought
things over.
1:30:34
Well?
1:30:35
I'd like to stay
in this here army.
1:30:36
I rather hoped
that you would, york.
1:30:39
But there's just
one thing, sir,
1:30:41
that i ought
to tell you.
1:30:43
There's lots
of things
1:30:45
i ain't
figured out yet-
1:30:46
lots of things
still a-going on in my mind-
1:30:49
but it's just
like pastor pile done told me.
1:30:52
I reckon i can
just be a-trusting
1:30:54
in something
that's a heap bigger than i be.
1:30:59
York, as your
superior officer,
1:31:01
i don't feel
called upon
1:31:04
to look
into your conscience.
1:31:05
It's enough for me
that i trust you,
1:31:07
and i believe
that when the time comes,
1:31:10
you'll conduct yourself
as a soldier should.
1:31:12
Thank you, sir.
1:31:13
And i'm going to
approve your promotion
1:31:16
to the rank
of corporal.
1:31:17
I'll sure
take care of my men the best i can, sir.
1:31:21
I know
you will, york.
1:31:23
That's all.
1:31:24
Thank you, major.
1:31:28
Aren't you taking
quite a chance, major?
1:31:32
You mean as to whether
he'll fight or not?
1:31:36
No, i don't think so,
captain.
1:31:38
I don't think i'm taking
any chances at all.
1:31:51
"Dear ma,
am feeling just fine
1:31:53
"and have taken in
all the sights,
1:31:56
and bert took me
to a church
1:31:59
"called notre-dame
cathedral.