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Ossie Grimes is the name, sheriff.
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Down from Oklahoma to prove again
that the sins of the fathers...
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...are visited on the sons.
That's true in Texas just like any place.
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The Southwest will be
a better place when I'm finished.
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Well, I'm July Johnson, Mr. Grimes.
I'm the one that sent for you.
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This here is my deputy,
Roscoe Bookbinder.
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- Glad to know you.
- Howdy.
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Known him all his life.
Born in a hogan north of El Paso.
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- A fine boy.
- Fine, fine.
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Well, first off, sheriff, I'd like to see
the subjects, if you don't mind.
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- The what?
- What? The... The subjects.
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- The prisoners?
- In my professión, they're subjects.
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In my jail, they're nothing.
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Follow me.
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Here they are, Mr. Grimes,
all ready for you.
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Well, I'd have to say now...
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I wonder if you fellas
would move forward a little...
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...to the bars.
Would you come forward?
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All right, do what the man says.
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Ah...
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Well, sheriff, seems like to me
you got four good necks here...
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...that ought to snap pretty good.
I'm just not quite sure about this one.
:17:38
How much do you weigh, son?
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Uh...
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- I don't know.
- You don't know?
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Well, maybe it'll be all right.
I always like to do a nice clean job.
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Usually when I have a lightweight...
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...I strap on a 50-pound bag of sand,
get some weight on him...
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...and then that neck:
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Just like that.
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How do you feel about it all, son?