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"He pushes her off, and I get a chance to shoot... and what happens?"
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"What did happen? Go on!"
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"My gun won't shoot."
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"Tried it again and again, but she won't shoot."
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"Julie's getting killed, Rip's getting slashed, this dog's no good..."
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"my shotgun's no good, and I'm in a pure fix."
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"Quit that stopping all the time. Go on."
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"Well, just as I try the gun for the last time, she hang fires on me."
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"Knocks me down. That makes Slewfoot decide he's had enough."
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"He swims to the other side of the creek..."
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"and the last we seen, he's heading for no-man-knows-where."
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"I'd give a gallon of whiskey to been there."
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""Heading for no-man-knows-where" is right!"
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"That Slewfoot is something! You're a liar, Penny Baxter."
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"No man ever said that of me afore."
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"Just two dogs don't make a bear run. How come you never mentioned this dog?"
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"Now don't press me, Lem. I done told you, the dog is worthless."
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"He come out in good shape. Not a mark on him, is there?"
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"No, there's nary a mark on him."
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"Takes a clever dog to fight a bear and get no scratch."
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"He's no good."
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"I wouldn't want you to get no idea of trading for him."
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"You'd get fooled and cheated. Simmer down, Lem!"
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"If Penny don't wanna trade, there's nothing say he got to."
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"Where's your manners, Lem? Drinking all that jug."
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"Where's yours? Not giving company a chance to wet their whistles?"
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"Pa, you got the most sense for such an old buzzard."
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"Don't take sense to crave liquor."
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"Give it here. All right."
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"Pour me a noggin in the cup and you can all sit down."
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"If I'd known you was coming, I'd have cooked something fitting."
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"This looks fine enough for the governor."
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"I reckon you folks give thanks, Penny."
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"Pa, it won't hurt you none to ask blessing once in your life."
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"Oh, Lord..."
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"Oh, Lord..."
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"we..."
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"We..."
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"Oh, Lord, thou hast seen fit..."
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"to bless our sinning souls and..."
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"And bellies with..."
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"With..."
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"With..."
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"With... Good vittles again. Amen."
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"Thanks, Penny. Amen."
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"I want two things, Penny. I wanna be in at the death of Slewfoot..."
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"and I want that dog. Mind what you do, Lem."
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"When I want a thing, I get it."
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"From England. No muzzleloading, fill your own shells, easy as spitting."
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"Stick your shells in, breech her, cock her..."
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"and you're ready for anything."
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"Shoots as true as the eagle flies."
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"Now take the gun for him, or by thunder, I’ll..."
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"Well, I don't figure to get myself murdered in the tracks..."
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"if that's the way it stands, Lem."
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"You gotta promise not to beat me after you hunted him."
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"Shake."
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"You scopers got enough covers up there?"
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"Yes, Ma. Yes'm."
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"Good night. Night."
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"Night, Ma. Night."
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"And then what happened?"
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"It were a sunny day, like this one we just had."
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"You went to the roof? I went to the edge of the roof."
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"And then you jumped? I jumped way out in the air."
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"What'd it feel like?"
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"When I was jumping, it felt just like I were flying for a minute..."
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"just like a bird. And then it went kind of dark."
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"It were dark for quite a time."
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"Was you bad hurted? I reckon."
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"It should've worked."
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"I were too young. Someday, I'll fly."
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"I'll just fly on and on. It'll be easier than walking."
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"Walking ain't easy for me since I tried to fly."
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"I guess near about everything would like to fly."
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"Birds fly. Birds and angels."
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"Do you know what the end of the world's like?"
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"What?"
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"It's empty and dark and only clouds to ride on."
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"But the clouds is sunny and soft."
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"You just float on them and go nowheres."
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"And all the animals has little bright clouds to ride on."
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"Racket'll have a little one, just alongside of mine."
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"And do you know what? Sometimes, as you're drifting along..."
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"you drift right inside another cloud."
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"You'll be on that one, and we'll lie there and talk."
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"Just like we're talking now. And you know what, Jody?"
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"What?"
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"The clouds are really just the backs of angels..."
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"who are flying around up there looking after things."
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"They’ll look after you too, Jody, until you're ready to fly."
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"How do you know that?"
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"I just know."
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"Could be."
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"Yeah."
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"Could be."
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"Pa! Pa! Pa! I can see him, Pa. I can see him."
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"An old Spaniard riding along. Fodderwing said I could spy him here."
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"That's nice."
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"What'd he say he seen? A Spaniard."
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"What Spaniard?"
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"I don't know."
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"There, now. I was scared this wouldn't stand another washing."
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"What else you got that's cool to wear? Nothing, excusing my wedding dress."
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"That black alpaca's nice. That went to pieces three years ago."
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"It went to pure rags, doing work just like this."
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"Toting washing to a sinkhole half a mile from the house..."
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"toting water to wash and cook in."
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"You'll get your well one day, right outside your door."
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"I'll believe it when I see it."
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"After all these years of waiting, I'll take no stock in it."
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"Ora, I think me and Jodyv'll make us a trip to Volusia."
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"Yeah. I got some trading I wanna do."
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"Ain't it exciting just to see it, Pa?"
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"Yes, once in a while, it's a pleasure to see a town."
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"Get along, Caesar."
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"It'll be nice seeing your sweetheart, won't it?"
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"You know I got no sweetheart."
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"You ain't going back on Eulalie after you held hands last Christmas?"
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"I wasn't holding hands. It's a game they was playing."
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