High Noon
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:27:05
- Will, I just heard...
- Hello.

:27:08
You can count on me,
you know that, don't you?

:27:11
- I was figuring I could.
- You cleaned this town up.

:27:14
You made it fit
for women and kids to live in.

:27:16
Miller or nobody else'll never
drag it down again.

:27:18
- I hoped people'd feel that way.
- What other way is there?

:27:22
- How many men you got Lined up?
- None yet.

:27:29
Well, you better get going, man.
I'll be back in 10 minutes.

:28:05
- Where is he?
- He's coming up the back way. A careful man.

:28:12
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:28:16
Come in, Mr Weaver. Hello.
Sit down, please.

:28:23
Is there anything wrong, Mrs Ramirez?
Why did you send for me?

:28:28
I'm leaving town.
I want to sell the store.

:28:30
- You want to buy me out?
- How much did you want?

:28:34
Two thousand. I think that's fair.
:28:37
It's fair allright, but
I couldn't raise that much now.

:28:40
- How much can you raise?
- Oh... 1000 dollars.

:28:46
All right you can pay Sam the rest
in six months.

:28:50
- He'll get it to me. A deal?
- Yes, ma'am.

:28:54
All right, Mr Weaver. Thank you.

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