The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean
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Last time that bear ate a lawyer
he had the runs for 33 days.

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No! If only you'd just let me go.
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- Here.
- I don't want your money.

:13:16
It just might be a good idea
to feed that bear a bottle of beer.

:13:20
It keeps him occupied.
Beer's a dollar a bottle.

:13:24
A dollar a bottle? You call that justice?
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Justice is the handmaiden of law.
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You said
law was the handmaiden of justice.

:13:33
- I'm going to be eaten alive!
- Works both ways.

:13:45
After the passing
of approximately 93 bottles...

:13:49
the Judge and I came to an arrangement.
:13:52
Since I had only $9 left...
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I was in a poor bargaining position.
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It seemed that the Judge
found me valuable...

:14:01
in defending prisoners
who had financial resources elsewhere.

:14:06
A spirited defense
might unearth these resources.

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I agreed to split the fees 60/40.
:14:19
I soon had
a burgeoning law practice established.

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But I never forgot
what that egomaniac had done to me.

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I intended to repay the Judge
in full someday...

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and I had allies.
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And your hat, it's ravishing.
Absolutely ravishing.

:14:39
It's good to see you. Good morning, ladies.
:14:52
An act of God, like the Grand Canyon.
:14:59
Haven't you two had enough
for one night?


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