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Who are you?
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Name's Nightlinger. Jebediah Nightlinger.
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I was expecting a white man.
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Jim Wheeler. What happened to him?
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Well, he got drunk on Sunday
and married on Monday.
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I came in his stead.
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I told him the fix I was in.
He promised he wouldn't let me down.
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He doesn't even wash his hands
before he puts 'em in the pot.
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I do.
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Can you cook?
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Apple pie.
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Green apples sliced thin.
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Lard, flour, salt, water to bind.
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Sugar, cinnamon, a dab of butter.
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Three slashes on the crust, one for steam...
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...and two because your momma
did it that way.
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Good afternoon to you, lady. Am I correct?
:41:45
Why, yes, indeed.
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Mrs. Andersen.
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Ma'am.
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You ever been on a trail drive?
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The Oregon, Chisholm...
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...Santa Fe, some without names.
:41:56
I don't know.
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I like to travel with a man I'm used to.
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You'll get used to me.
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What do you want for wages?
:42:07
All I can get.
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This job pays $100.
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A hundred?
:42:13
That's the money.
:42:14
Well, if you should get flooded out,
stampeded out, frozen out...
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...or scalped by wild red Indians...
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...there'll always be substantial food
on the plate and coffee on the boil. But...
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...that'll cost you $125.
:42:27
You're a pretty independent character,
aren't ya?
:42:30
It's been said of me.
:42:35
Put your wagon in the barn.
:42:39
Are all these small boys...?
:42:41
No! They're my trail hands, God help us.
:42:46
Well, doesn't anything larger
wanna work for you?
:42:50
We had a case o' gold fever around here.
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They're all that's left.
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I'll fix up some sugar tits to take along.