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Speaker 1: There's an old Norman law which says the private adventure

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has been.

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Speaker 2: Succeeded by the judge.

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Speaker 1: You do well to remember that before you decide to

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take the law into your own hands. Have Gone, Will Travel,

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starring mister John Dayner as Paladin, San Francisco, eighteen seventy five.

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The Carlton Hotel, headquarters of a man called Paladin. Oh,

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good morning, saw Plagan. Good morning, hey boy.

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Speaker 2: You go out early?

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Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, nothing like a brisk walk before breakfast, he saw,

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very nice to day. Oh yes, warm sunshine. It's delightful

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years at the spring and days at the morning. Excuse me,

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you forgot to pick up meal last night, but it

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see lot to come for you. Oh thank you, hey boy.

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Sid Muller, beaver Fork, Montana.

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Speaker 2: H See.

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Speaker 1: Here, mister Paladin, your reputation for taking hold of a

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situation has reached this town, and I would.

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Speaker 2: Thank you.

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Speaker 1: Huh, hey boy, he saw Sid Muller says he needs

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my services. Wants me to get up there to beaver

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Fork as soon as possible. So will you go down

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to the hotel basement where my trunk is stored and

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dig out that winter clothing we just packed away? Oh, yes,

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saw so bad you had to leave when we have

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such a nicey day in some Patisico.

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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, a boy.

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Speaker 1: Well, mister Muller enclosed a very handsome check.

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Speaker 3: Constipation can be a problem for anyone, even doctors, and

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when constipation occurs, it's interesting to see just what doctors

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consider important about a laxative they might use or recommend.

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Speaker 2: Well.

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Speaker 3: A majority of the doctors we heard from had this

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to say. A laxative should be effective, gentle, close to

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natural acting, a medicine that can be used with complete confidence.

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Now x lax has been popular with many doctors and

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millions of people over the years because chocolated X lax

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is effective overnight. It helps you toward your normal regularity.

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X lax is so gentle, so close to natural acting,

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there's no upset. That's why many doctors and millions of

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people use x slax with complete confidence. X lax the

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laxative that helps you toward your normal regularity gently overnight.

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Speaker 1: For most of the country, the year was at the spring,

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but northern Montana was having a late winter. I reached

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the settlement just twenty miles from Beaver Fork when a blizzard.

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The storm raged for ten days, and when the sky

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finally cleared, the snow was piled in roof high drifts

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and the roads were eight feet under. I had found

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missus Abbott's boarding house home, cooking clean, beds, reasonably comfortable,

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and my fellow lodgers were quite pleasant.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, paladin, morning.

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Speaker 1: Hey, where do you think you're going?

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Speaker 2: All rigged up like that?

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Speaker 1: I'm leaving, old timer. I've already wasted.

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Speaker 2: Too much time.

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Speaker 1: Oh now, looky here. You ain't aiming to take out

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over that mountain, are you?

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Speaker 2: I have to.

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Speaker 1: I should have been beaver Fork over two weeks ago

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and must be important if it can't wait till the

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trail clear depth, A man sent for me, said, Mueller said,

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you know sure, and no shid know the rest of

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the bunch too. There's four millers up this way. They

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ain't been in these parts long, about a year maybe.

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Speaker 2: Huh all you said? He needed me?

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Speaker 1: Have you bothered to take a good look at the

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snow hanging on them peaks?

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Speaker 2: Well there's lots of it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, just like it wasn't fifty nine. Who big jiggers.

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I'll never forget that.

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Speaker 2: What happened?

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Speaker 1: Avalanche? The biggest avalanche ever heard of in these parts. Well,

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I'll just have to take my chances, by old timer.

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I followed the floor of a wide white valley for

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several miles, then turned toward the mountain. A hunter passed me,

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his rifle slung easy across his arm. He smiled, waved,

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and went on and I started to climb. Halfway up

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the sl I stopped to rest on a narrow ledge

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below me. On the flat land, I could see the hunter,

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and apparently he had spotted his quarry, for he raised

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the rifle to his shoulder and fired. I looked up

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the head to see if he had made his kill.

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The body of a man lay sprawled in the snow.

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And then it came like a whisper at first, and

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a slow, almost gentle movement, and then a low rumble

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that built to a deafening roar, and a great white

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cloud that moved towards me and had met me.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, let's see if you can swallow a little more

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of this rot gut mm rot got his right discriminating man.

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Speaker 2: I like that.

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Speaker 4: Sorry, but it's the best I can do at the moment.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I think I will. Well, looks like you're

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gonna make it After all. I was doubtful for a while.

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There mountain fell on me. It takes a little time,

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It's all right.

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Speaker 4: Take all the time.

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Speaker 1: He wants, Hey, where am I? What is this place?

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Speaker 4: An abandoned she Hurder's cabin? I found it? Hold up

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here during the storm. My name is Daniel Carr.

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Speaker 1: Did you dig me out of that snow?

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Speaker 4: And a handful of a time? You were under there?

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Three hours?

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Speaker 1: Three hours?

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Speaker 4: You fell by a boulder, created an air pocket. That's

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how you managed to survive.

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Speaker 1: Usually one slide will start another. You were risking your

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life to rescue me. Perhaps, well how did you get

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me here?

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Speaker 4: I carried you. You're quite a load.

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Speaker 2: Why did you do it?

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Speaker 1: Well?

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Speaker 4: After all, I realized it was the reverberation from my

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shot that caused the slide. I felt responsible.

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Speaker 1: Now, But why did you take the trouble to save me?

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I saw you deliberately shoot a man?

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Speaker 4: I know, but you see what I mean for my

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gun to kill a man, I'll pointed at him, take

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aim and pull the trigger.

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Speaker 1: Didn't it occur to you that I am the only

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witness to the murder you committed.

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Speaker 4: Well that's true, of course, but that's beside the point.

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Speaker 1: Well, I'm much obliged.

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Speaker 4: I don't mention it. Now, I'll see if I can

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rustle you a bite eat.

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Speaker 5: Talk about best selling records, here's a familiar tune about

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America's best selling filter cigarette, Winston Dodoo. Winston gives you

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real flavor, full rich tobacco flavor. And you know that's

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because only Winston has filter blend, up front choice flavorful tobaccos,

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specially selected and specially processed for filter smoking. No wonder,

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Winston tastes good like cigarette should smoke Winston.

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Speaker 1: I recovered from the shock and exposure in a couple

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of days, but a developed. I had a badly wrenched

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knee and couldn't walk. I was helpless and became further

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in debted to Daniel Carr for excellent care. And I

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must admit as pleasant a companion as I enjoyed in

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some time.

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Speaker 4: Now, wait, the queen takes the rook.

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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, but the other white rook takes the queen the.

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Speaker 4: Interposition of the night.

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Speaker 2: Then only one more move?

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Speaker 1: No, no, Well, someday, when we have a chest board

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in pieces, i'll show you all. I'll be looking forward

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to that. God doesn't matter looks like I'm out of tobacco. Oh, well,

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hand me my rucksack. Yeah, that'll be an extracount of tobacco.

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In here has a leg field today?

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Speaker 2: Well it's much better.

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Speaker 1: Yes, i'mna have to face up to the fact that

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I have a job to do.

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Speaker 4: Yes, I will too.

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Speaker 2: Where is that tobacco? Yeah? Here, it is good.

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Speaker 4: They're keeping thanks.

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Speaker 1: Oh here, this letter fell out of the sack from

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the man I have business within Beaver four Sid, that's.

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Speaker 4: The man I have business with. Uh, he's next on my.

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Speaker 1: List list to kill. Why I haven't asked you any questions, Paladin, Yeah,

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that's right. But siding Muller know he's on your list,

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I think he does well, Daniel. I think it's only

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fair to tell you my guns for hire now. Muller

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sent for me, probably to protect him from you, and perhaps.

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Speaker 4: We'll meet again. I sort of hated to say goodbye.

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Speaker 1: Anyway, it's been very pleasant, and you're leaving.

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Speaker 4: I made my plans this morning as soon as I

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saw you could get around, so i'd better get started,

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especially if you're going to be working for Muller. I'd

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hate to have to point my gun at you. Paladin

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and I would you know if you've got in the

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way of the job I have to do for so long.

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Thanks again for the tobacco.

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Speaker 1: Thank you for saving my life with a pleasure. For

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three days in a row, I tried to work my

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way down the trail from the cabin to the valley,

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and each time my knee gave way and I had

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to give up and crawl back over the hard packed snow.

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But on the fourth day I made it. It was

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bitterly cold and an icy wind was blowing, but I

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saw that the roads had been cleared, and I decided

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that my best bet was to return to the settlement

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and get a horse. I had gone only a short

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distance when I saw a wagon coming toward me. Oh well, Paddaden, Hey,

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old timer, lordy man. I never piged to see you

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again till the spring thaw. I was thinking you stretched

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out stiff under that hank of snow had come down

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off the mountains. Matter of fact, I was briefly yeah,

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mind if I climb up there with you? No, come on, eight, Yeah,

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get one of them there blankets wrapped around you. Yeah,

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this here's a real snapper.

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Speaker 2: Sure is?

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Speaker 1: Say where are you ahead of old timer?

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Speaker 2: Beaver Park.

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Speaker 1: Come on, dip, I'm the bear of pretty Dern. Just

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to certain tidans.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, after the slide, we were all out there pulling

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around the snow looking for you. Out in the valley.

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There we come across Abe Mueller.

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Speaker 2: Rifle shot. Ab Muller.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's Hid's brother. Well three four days ago, Franklin,

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that's another brother, started over from beaver Park to pick

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up the remains. He had to wait till the road

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was clear. You see, man, he never showed up because

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why he was found this morning. Rifle shot YMP. Looks

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like somebody is setting out to exterminate the mother boys. Yeah,

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looks like a real blood feud, a blood field. They

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wait a minute, old timer. Where were the Mueller's loved

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before they came to Montana. Well they've always been kind

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of tight mouth about themselves, but I always figured it

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was Texas.

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Speaker 2: I'm sure, Dolby kind.

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Speaker 1: Judge Orn Carr Daniel Karr, I don't see defali of Paladin.

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Judge Carr was an Eastern appointed by the President to

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preside over the court and Dalby County, and the first

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case that came up before him was a murdered charge

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against a man named Muller. Yeah, he was found guilty

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and Carr sentenced him to be hanged. The day the

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sentence was carried out, five men broke into the judge's

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house and strung him up by the neck from the rafters.

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What they do in the farments? Nothing? But everyone knew

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that the five inches were Muller's sons. You mean you

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think these here Mullers are the shame ones? And as

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I recall, several months later, the oldest Mueller boy was ambushed. Yeah,

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that must have been when the others left. Daubin came

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up here. Huh, Daniel Khar Judge Carr's son, of course,

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the Judge's son. What do you say in Paladin? I'll

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explain later, old timer. Let's get a move on, all right,

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Speaker 1: One minute to wash every trace of dandruf out of

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your hair, then rinse one minute. All that loosened dandruff

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goes down the drain in three minutes with Fitch one rubbing,

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one lathering, one rinsing. Dandruff's gone, and never forget. Gentle

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hair too. Use Fitch regularly. Get Fitch dandruff remover shampoo

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today only fifty nine cents. We didn't move quite fast enough.

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When we reached Beaver fourth, we found a crowd gathered

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around a blanket wrapped body hanging.

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Speaker 2: Over the back of a prospector's mule.

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Speaker 1: It was Vernon Muller. He'd been ambushed this here. You're

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getting pretty scary, Paladin, I agree, is sitting this crowd here?

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That team over there in the red Magano, said Mueller, Yeah,

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who are you? My name is Paladin. Paladin find time

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for you to be showing up. Yeah, I know you're

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too late to be of help. Tom. That's why I

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want to return this check to you there now. Siddon,

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your brother Franklin was found this morning. Frank isn't shot,

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He's dead.

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Speaker 2: Frank two. That man Frank got it too.

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Speaker 6: I tell you all, nobody's safe while that crazy killer's

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running loose, said.

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Speaker 1: The only life in danger now is yours. You better

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get to the sheriff and ask for protection till the

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man could be found and brought to justice.

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Speaker 6: Justice Lood, Paladin, We'll see that he's brought to justice.

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Speaker 2: Just don't you worry.

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Speaker 6: Hellas, a prospector that brought in Vernon here says there

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were some tracks out there in the snow. We got

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to get her some hounds and go after that crazy killer.

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And when we get him, he's finging up.

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Speaker 1: Hellas.

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Speaker 2: Then Pallas is real worked up. Paladin.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think maybe I know where Daniel's headed. I've

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got to get to him before that mob does. You're

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so all fired concerned about this fellow. You think he

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was beholden to him, old timer, I'm beholden to him

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for my life.

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Speaker 2: M Daniel.

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Speaker 1: Daniel let me in.

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Speaker 4: You're working from now, Paladin. This time my gun has

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pointed at you.

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Speaker 1: I'm not working for Muller anymore. I want to talk

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to you, Daniel.

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Speaker 4: I hope you don't mind. I'm going to keep my

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rifle on you.

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Speaker 2: Go right ahead.

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Speaker 4: Come in.

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Speaker 1: Close the door, Daniel. They're coming for you, a crazy mob,

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said Muller with him.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, good, I've been waiting to get to him.

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Speaker 2: You can't stay here.

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Speaker 4: I'm not going to move until I kill Sid Muller.

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Speaker 1: Daniel, you're an intelligent man. What do you mean by

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this vendetta?

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Speaker 2: Paladin?

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Speaker 4: My father said, as a duly appointed judge in the

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case of the State of Texas versus Lee Muller, he

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gave an honest and impartial judgment based on the laws

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of our land.

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Speaker 1: So the Mullers took the law into their own hands

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and killed your father. Now you've taken the law into

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your hands to kill a Muller's Where.

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Speaker 2: Does it end?

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Speaker 4: Doesn't matter.

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Speaker 2: There's still time, Daniel. Give yourself up to the law.

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Tell your side of the.

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Speaker 4: Stone, Paladin.

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Speaker 2: I have a job to do.

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Speaker 1: Look, they're on their way. They're coming for you. I'm

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staying here and don't interfear, Daniel, listen to me, stay back.

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Speaker 4: No, I won't pull this trigger, but.

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Speaker 2: Daniel, sorry, Paladin, m hm hm.

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Speaker 1: Paladin, Hey Paladin. Oh hello Timer, Well it's about time.

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You sure must have got yourself a good whack on

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the head. Hit me with a rifle. But no, I

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thought you'd never come into Yeah away the mob.

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Speaker 2: Oh they done their.

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Speaker 1: Dirty work and gone already.

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Speaker 2: What happened? Yeah, that bunch. I was trailed along with him.

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Speaker 1: We got to this here place, and then this fella,

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when nobody's expecting it, he just stepped out, big as life.

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Somehow he got a beat on Sid and just pointed

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his gun, took him and pulled the trigger. Sid just dropped.

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And then that crazy mob they had the roof already

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in the Yeah, Halada, It sure wasn't pretty. Daniel was

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determined to end and I couldn't stop them.

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Speaker 2: Terrible wasteful kinder.

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Speaker 1: Munch. And since Frito's corn chips are fresh as spring itself,

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it seemed appropriate to give you a springtime gift, So

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Fritos have attached a free package of flower seeds on

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their large bags as their salute to spring. There's nothing

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for you to mail in, just by a large bag

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of fritos, and they're right on the bag is your

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free package of flower seeds. They're the finest seeds you

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could get anywhere, genuine burfy seeds. And there are three varieties,

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beautiful snap dragons or petunias.

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Speaker 2: Get yours while they last.

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Speaker 1: Free flower seeds on the large bags of free taels,

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corn chips.

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Speaker 2: Munch, munch, munch of bunch of Britos corn chips.

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Speaker 1: It's not polite, just not your lips.

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Speaker 5: Munch again, help it with Britos corn chips.

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Speaker 1: Munch, munch, munch of bunch of Britos corn chips. Come in. Oh, hello,

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miss Wong.

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Speaker 3: Where did the green row misad?

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Speaker 1: Oh?

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Speaker 5: What call it?

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Speaker 1: Some clothing, Miss Wong? Winter clothing. Hey, boys, going to

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put it in my trunk in the basement, and then

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he's going to push the trunk away over in the corner.

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Speaker 2: We won't be needing it again for a long time.

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Speaker 1: Hia mizusuninja dot com mm hmm huh, what's that, Missia pilidad? Mmmm?

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Oh that fossvor villan was translated by Rosetti. But where

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are the snows of yesteryear? And I was just thinking,

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I don't care where are the snows of yesteryear. I

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don't care where are the snows of this year. I

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don't care where are the snows of next year? Only

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wherever they are, That's where I don't want to be.

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Oh Rita, Hello, I'm burgess Meredith. Did you know there

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are over three million persons in America who are hard

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Speaker 2: Have Done, We'll Travel? Created by Hert.

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Speaker 1: Metal and Sam raw Is, produced stand directed in Hollywood

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by Frank Parris and stars John Dayner as Paladin, with

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Ben Wright as hey Boy and Virginia greg as Miss Wam.

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