The Sons of Katie Elder
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:42:02
Even if I did, I couldn't prove it.
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_ We can help.
_ I don't need any help.

:42:08
Isn't it a little late
to be wondering what happened?

:42:12
_ Who shot him, Billy?
_ John, stop digging around.

:42:17
All it'll get you is trouble.
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Trouble.
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Hastings.
:42:40
Miss Gordon, I want to talk to you
about Katie's things.

:42:45
She didn't have much,
but we'd be pleased,

:42:48
and I'm sure she'd want you
to have anything of hers that you liked,

:42:53
Iike maybe the rocking chair,
and things like that.

:42:57
Why, thank you, John.
I'd like that very much.

:43:02
Fine. I'll bring them by.
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I can't stand a man
that forces himself on a girl

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who wouldn't be caught dead with him.
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They're sure a fine pair, Mr Hastings.
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The finest.
:43:30
_ Southern hospitality, huh?
_ Sorry, gentlemen.

:43:33
No offence, I was feeling the balance.
Finest duelling pistols ever made.

:43:39
_ You're two of the Elder boys?
_ That's right.

:43:42
I'm sorry about your mother.
She was a wonderful woman.

:43:47
After your father lost the ranch
and passed on,

:43:50
I offered to pay her for the ranch,
but she wouldn't hear of it.

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_ Well, now, why would you do that?
_ Guilt, Mr Elder.

:43:59
Yes, guilt. I wanted the ranch.
Yes, I needed it.


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