The Ox-Bow Incident
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The vigilantes would
like to get hold of you.

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They want him for murder.
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TETLEY: How about that?
-I don't know.

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SMITH:
Stick together nice, don't they?

:44:10
Why question me when you
don't believe anything I say?

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TETLEY: There's truth in lies too,
if you can get enough of them.

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What do you know about the old man?
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-He was in the Army.
-Confederate or Union?

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He's not clear about it himself.
Maybe both, at different times.

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A half-wit in the Army?
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Attention!
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He's forgotten.
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Not that.
I'll make a deal with you, Martin.

:44:45
Tell us which of you shot Kinkaid
and the other two can wait.

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None of us killed anybody.
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Then that's all, I guess.
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-Bring them along.
MARTIN: You're not going to do it really!

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You've got to wait, I tell you!
You've gotta give us some time!

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You've got to give us some time!
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-We haven't done anything.
MAN: Throw the other rope up there.

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Remember, the Mexican's mine.
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MARTIN: My kids! One of them is a baby!
They haven't got a thing to go on!

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I've got to write a letter.
If you're human, you'll give me time.

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-That ain't asking much.
-They're trying to put it off.

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-Want Tyler and the sheriff to get here?
-They won't come in time.

:45:34
I believe you're right, Mr. Davies,
though I doubt if you want to be.

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What time is it?
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Five minutes after 3.
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All right.
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We don't want to give anyone
cause for complaint.

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With your permission,
we'll wait till daylight.

:45:53
Bring them back.
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That'll give you time, Reverend,
to finish your business at leisure.

:45:59
Sure. And them time to think it over.

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