:04:02
Uh, figured on getting
a buckboard...
:04:05
and maybe goin' up
and see James.
:04:08
Good idea.
:04:11
Thinkin' I might ride out there
later this afternoon myself.
:04:25
If l wasn't in the territory, I'd swear
we were back home on a Sunday morning.
:04:30
Yeah, with Ma scrubbing
our necks to go to camp meeting.
:04:36
By golly, I'll bet that's what it is,
a camp meeting.
:04:39
Could be.
:04:43
You know, I swear I can almost smell
the honey suckle blossoms.
:04:48
That's me.
:04:51
Barber.
:04:56
- Whoa!
- Good morning.
:04:58
- Morning.
- You gentlemen are coming
to church this morning I hope.
:05:01
We're having our first social
gathering to raise enough money
to finish the church.
:05:05
See, what'd I tell you.
It's a camp meeting.
:05:07
Camp meeting.
No such a dad-blasted thing!
Regular church.
:05:11
Oh, is that what
they're building?
:05:13
I was wondering what that
fresh-cut lumber was for.
:05:16
Yes, sir.
Roof will be on next week.
:05:18
Yes, I was hoping that
you single men would come.
:05:20
- Be awful nice for the dancin'.
- Yeah.
:05:23
Sis here is single.
:05:27
Dad-blasted
good dancer too.
:05:29
Well, thank you, ma'am,
but my brothers got sort of
a job of work to do...
:05:33
and I ought a
stay around the place.
:05:37
Well, keepin' the peace
is no whit less important.
:05:40
Get goin', Sis.
Good day.
:05:42
- Good day.
- Good day.
:05:45
You know, there's probably
a lot of nice people round here.
We just ain't met 'em.
:05:49
Come on, Morg.
Let's get started.
:05:51
I'd kind a like to get back
for that dancin'.