McLintock!
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Douglas?
Just plain Douglas, eh?

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And you call him Mr. McLintock.
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Why?
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Well, Douglas, l guess
it's because he earned it.

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Mr. McLintock?
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Yeah?
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l'm a good hand with cattle,
Mr. McLintock.

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l'd like a job.
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Well, you look strong enough.
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You come in
with those sooners?

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Well, yes, sir, but we don't
have a homestead.

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G. W: Can't use you.
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Tough life, ain't it, sonny?
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Well, ain't much future in being
a farmer around these parts.

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Ladies, this is the finest
chantilly lace...

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available anywhere.
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(French pronunciation)
Chantilly, Mr. Birnbaum.

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Well, believe me,
it's the best.

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Oh, excuse me.
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Please, look around.
Take your time.

:12:21
Drago, l got
1,000 Havana cigars...

:12:23
and 12 of those hats
for you over there.

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Them big hats ain't going to
last long the way some folks...

:12:28
have been dipping
into that redeye these days.

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Uh-oh.
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Good morning, G.W.
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Good morning.
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l stole some stick candy.
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Please. Help yourself.
Come on in.

:12:41
Davey! You can forget about
saddling up the horse!

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Come in here!
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Problem?
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Yes.
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Well, if l were blacks, l'd move
queen's bishop to king 4.

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Yeah. You might be right.
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You know, l was just
starting to work this out...

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when the letter came.

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