The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean
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They went right on doing them, of course.
But in hiding.

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And as if things weren't bad enough...
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oil was discovered in west Texas.
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Hoodlums came crawling
out of the woodwork.

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Politicians and crime lords
were bedfellows...

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and cops became pimps.
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It was a generation of vipers.
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Gass became the oil-richest man in Texas.
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He hired killers and thugs
from the East to run things...

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and kept order with his special police.
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Those that stood in his way
were shot down in gang wars.

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Blood soaked into the mud
of Langtry again.

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Miss Bean,
when I acquired the Jersey Lily...

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it was without foreknowledge
of the resources that lay beneath.

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I mean, it's hardly my fault
that oil was struck here.

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You just remember
your dear father's dream, Miss Bean:

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hotels, refineries, factories.
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You keep my father's name out of this.
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I am bending over backwards to be fair.
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Take your time about leaving.
One week or two weeks.

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You take your time, too, Mr. Gass.

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