Sommersby
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You going to take care of her?
:34:02
Do that. You go work your fields
1 2 hours and then work hers.

:34:06
-I got a question.
-Go ahead.

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Tobacco seed.
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We all know it's worth about
2,000 times its weight in gold.

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You got no cash.
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You got no collateral.
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Your house, your land,
that's all mortgaged.

:34:21
You don't have tools,
not even a mule.

:34:23
Where you going to get money
for tobacco seed?

:34:27
That's God's own truth.
:34:29
Thank you for bringing that up.
Appreciate your concern and confidence.

:34:33
I was getting around to that.
:34:34
We're waiting to hear that.
:34:36
Is the seed going to
fall out of the sky, Jack?

:34:40
Hell, we're all....
:34:42
We're all sitting on
a little something.

:34:52
There's nothing you
can do with that thing.

:34:54
But just maybe, we put all
of those little things together...

:34:58
...we got something then.
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Maybe we can get started.
All of us.

:35:04
There's something we can do.
I don't know any other way to do this.

:35:09
I got Confederate money
in the outhouse. You want it?

:35:12
I don't see any way out of this
except what I'm saying now.

:35:16
-Want me to sell my other arm?
-Buck, listen to me now.

:35:25
I got a ruby brooch worth $ 1,000.
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It's been in my family for 100 years,
but I can't eat it.

:35:32
And neither can my family.
:35:34
Anybody got a better idea than Jack's?
I'd sure like to keep my brooch.

:35:40
Maybe y'all think I'm doing this
because he's my husband. You're wrong.

:35:46
This is not just some idea to put
cash back in Jack Sommersby's pocket.

:35:53
This is for all of us.

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