Whispering Smith
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:30:13
Well, well. So here you
are. Sit you down, son.

:30:16
Sit down.
:30:23
Well, you see, Whitey and
me's all ready for you.

:30:30
There we are.
:30:32
Now then, son,
just what's on your mind?

:30:34
Any favour me and Whitey
can do for ya'll be a real pleasure.

:30:37
- Won't it, Whitey?
- Rebstock, I'll not waste your time,

:30:42
and I'll thank you
not to waste mine.

:30:45
You've got Blake Barton.
I want him.

:30:50
Well, that's just fine, son,
just fine and dandy.

:30:56
And how would you like him wrapped up...
fancy-like, with pink ribbons, or just plain?

:30:59
Don't be a clown, Rebstock.
:31:03
- Ain't you got enough troubles?
- Yeah. You want part of 'em?

:31:08
Keep your hands on that table, or I'll blast you
out of the chair. Now, boys, boys, boys. Listen.

:31:13
Listen, son. You got me all wrong. If we had
Barton, it'd be a pleasure to turn him in.

:31:17
I know enough polecats
without hiding out one of his stripe.

:31:20
No, sir. You certainly
have got me all wrong.

:31:24
I'll tell you what I'll do, Rebstock.
:31:27
I'll give you 48 hours
to run Barton out of Williams Canyon.

:31:31
If you don't,
I'm coming in after him.

:31:40
And that might not
be too good for you.

:31:59
Give me three cards.

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