The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean
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:26:04
The little bastard
would be the only thing in town...

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without his name on it.
:26:14
There is nothing worse
than a harlot turned respectable.

:26:19
A reformed anything is bad enough...
:26:22
but a reformed harlot
is the direct wrath of the Devil.

:26:26
Seems that those who have spent time
giving pleasure for profit...

:26:30
are all the more zealous
when it comes to dealing out misery.

:26:56
Have you got a minute, Judge?
:26:59
What's on your mind, Bart?
:27:02
- We'd like to talk to you about something.
- Go right ahead.

:27:08
The railroads are coming.
:27:11
But we don't think
the train's even going to stop here.

:27:15
What with men hanging
right out in clear view.

:27:20
Don't get us wrong, Judge.
We ain't against hanging.

:27:24
We just feel
that it should be done more private.

:27:28
Yeah, in Dallas they do it
in a barn outside town.

:27:37
In a barn?
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Like they was ashamed of it?
:27:49
Why, I'd rather give up hanging.
:27:53
No, sir.
:27:55
The law says
that the guilty shall be punished.

:27:58
And I say it shall be done
in broad daylight...


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