High Noon
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And as for you, I don't like anybody to put
his hands on me unless I want him to.

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And I don't like you to...anymore.
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Our text today
is from Malachi, chapter four.

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''For, behold, the day cometh, that shall burn
as an oven; and all the proud, yea, and all..''

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Yes?
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I'm sorry, parson,
I don't want to disturb the services...

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You already have. You don't
come to this church very often, marshal,

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and today
you didn't see fit to be married here.

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What can be so important
to bring you here now?

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I need help.
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It's true, I haven't been a churchgoing man,
and maybe that's a bad thing.

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I didn't get married here today
because my wife is a Quaker,

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but I came here for help
because there are people here.

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I'm sorry, marshal
Say what you have to say.

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Maybe some of you already know it
but if you don't...

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It looks like Frank Miller
is coming back on a noon train.

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I need all the specialdeputies I can get.
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Well, what are we waiting for?
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Let's go.
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Hold it a minute, hold it!
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Before we rush out into something
that isn't so pleasant,

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let's make sure we know
what this is all about.

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What I want to know is this: ain't it true
that Kane ain't no longer a marshal?


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