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Speaker 1: I am not usually hired as a guide, Musupulad, but

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since you are unfamiliar with our western frontier, this is

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one trip I wouldn't want to miss. 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. Yes,

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good morning, miss Woe.

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Speaker 2: Come.

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Speaker 3: I com by room many times.

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Speaker 4: Not gonna do you not in?

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Speaker 2: What did you want, Miss Wane?

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Speaker 4: Oh not, he is warm, not want anything. It's him him,

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him who it's man talks funny. He can look for

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you one, two or three times. He wants to see

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you very bad. He talks funny, not playing like you

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and me. Oh you know, right outside door?

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Speaker 2: Then show him in?

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Speaker 5: He is that you?

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Speaker 3: Connas the Paladin home?

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Speaker 6: Yes, yes, Uhmsieur Paladin, permit me to make your acquaintance

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with Jean Jacques.

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Speaker 3: He talk funny.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, oh yes, yes, miss Conna.

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Speaker 1: Have many yes, thank you, miss wan So, mister plan

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you're with the French Sacred Service. What can I do

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for you?

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Speaker 2: Paladin? I need help? What kind of help? I need?

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A guide? A guide? Well, that's not exactly my line.

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Speaker 6: Here I searched for a dangerous man. He has escaped

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from La Fante prison in Paris, and I have searched, down, searched,

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and now at last I know where he is, well

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in your Sierra mountains.

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Speaker 2: Well, why don't you go get him? No, no, no, monsieur,

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you do not understand.

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Speaker 6: I am a city policeman Ferry, Marseilles, London, New York.

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I trail my many these places and I am from

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me that. But yeah, west mensse mountains, the wild animals, indians.

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Speaker 2: I don't know about these things, monsieur. Or do you

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want a guide or a bodyguard? Perhaps both? My services

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aren't cheap, missip. No, I'm prepared to pay.

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Speaker 6: The understands these matters involved expan very well, and I say,

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yea a thousand dollars in advance. That is, as you say,

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not cheap, but that very well. Now, how long will

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it take to assemble the expedition?

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Speaker 2: Expedition jose?

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Speaker 6: What we'll need pack animals, I imagine? And Nati is there?

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We leave in the morning in the moment, yes, mister

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pull out at dawn, just the two of us.

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Speaker 2: About that, monsieur, I thought she pull out? What does

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your name mean in English, pull loud kicking. That's what

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I thought. See you in the morning.

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Speaker 3: Are you smoking more now but enjoying it least?

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Speaker 2: I have a real singer rat, Have a camel? Make

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the very best?

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Speaker 3: I have a real singer rat.

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Speaker 7: Have a camel.

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Speaker 3: How are you looking for flavor and mildness?

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Speaker 2: I have a real have a camel.

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Speaker 7: The very best, have a real.

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Speaker 1: A real, A real camel. Again, for the eleventh straight year,

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Camel outsold every other cigarette filter, King's Eye and regular.

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Speaker 2: The best tobacco makes the best smoke.

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Speaker 1: So if you're smoking more now but enjoying it less

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change The Camels get more real satisfaction every time. Start

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to really enjoy smoking again.

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Speaker 7: Have a real a realtor a real record came.

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Speaker 6: As you pull out? Even here this man you're looking for,

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it's his name Marius.

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Speaker 2: Who is he? This Marius? How many men is he murdered?

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Speaker 6: We are not presitive that he has milder ny, but

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we suspect him of many.

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Speaker 2: And what has it done?

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Speaker 6: He escaped from the Sante prison in Paris, and no

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one escapes from but he did.

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Speaker 2: And the promace he must be a return. It is

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a matter of the honor of the ste seems like

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a lot of trouble to go to. Oh, you on

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earth must be upheld at all costs.

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Speaker 1: Oh, yes, I see, But what makes you so sure

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this Marriers is up there in the.

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Speaker 6: Sierrakaladin, We French criminologists follow their useful.

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Speaker 2: And profound principle.

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Speaker 6: Ah, she fail up and find the woman, And I

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found her in Parry. She had come home after making

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a small but adequate fortune out here in your west entertaining.

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Monique can't seen my man, Monique, Monique Lafleur.

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Speaker 2: Did you know her very well? La la la la

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chamon miss that charming? Yes, I guess that would cover it.

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It was a crazy kind of a job, but I

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was never a man to argue.

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Speaker 1: With one thousand dollars, particularly when it involved no apparent risks.

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So he spent a pleasant afternoon riding along reminiscing about

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our mutual friend Monique Lafleur. That night we stopped and

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Hanged Town, where I introduced my employer to the dish

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for which the town is so famous of.

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Speaker 2: What do you call this? That's Hanged town? Fry?

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Speaker 6: You like it, oh, monsieur Palladin, I am tongue between

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honesty and polite.

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Speaker 2: Name and monsieur by all means be honest. Yes, they

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say a jigutu. You don't like it though, Oh no,

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bah By her.

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Speaker 1: Is read a little one with a point of mustache.

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Speaker 2: He looks like a frenchyy. He talks like a French.

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Speaker 7: Go you frenchman, will.

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Speaker 2: And who are you?

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Speaker 3: They called me big Red and I'm here to tell

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you Frenchies ain't welcome in Hangtown.

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Speaker 2: And we're just passing through.

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Speaker 3: I'm thinking you're gonna pass through real fast.

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Speaker 7: I'm on a boy.

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Speaker 8: We don't take kindly to have an eye. Women's stolen.

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Last French he come through, he made off with my girlfriend.

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I've been laying for him ever since.

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Speaker 2: But this is a different frenchman.

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Speaker 7: Makes no difference.

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Speaker 2: He's a Frenchman. Very well.

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Speaker 6: If this is an example of Hangtown's hospitality, will be

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on our way, I'll see.

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Speaker 3: You, will skagg go heat up that kettle of tar

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behind the liverty safe.

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Speaker 7: And a couple more.

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Speaker 8: You rip up some feather beds. You're gonna be on

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your way. French on a rail.

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Speaker 1: Wait a minute, this frenchman who ran off with your girl?

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What was his name, I don't know. Everybody just called

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him French.

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Speaker 2: Well was it Marius money Chance?

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Speaker 3: Well yeah, come to think of it, I did hear

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Lola call him that Marrius honeys?

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Speaker 1: He said, well, then we have no cost for argument.

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My companion is from the French secret Service. He's on

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his way to arrest this Marius. Yeah, he's got to

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find him personally.

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Speaker 2: He will good. When he does find him. He can

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show me his tarn feathers.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I'm afraid we can't wait for the party,

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big read. All right, Now stand back, all of you

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with your hands in the air.

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Speaker 2: You heard me, stand back, all right?

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Speaker 1: When she put down outside here, our horse is unhitched.

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The rest of you stay where you are until we're

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out of town. Now I'll shoot the first man comes.

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Speaker 2: Through this door here means your horse good. Now, as

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you say in your country, let'spiciate a car.

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Speaker 5: 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. Well,

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a majority of the doctors we heard from had this

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to say, a laxative should be effective. Gentle as close

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to natural acting as possible, and a medicine that can

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be used with complete confidence. Now xlax has been popular

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with many doctors and millions of people over the years

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because chocolated xlax is effective overnight, it helps you toward

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your normal regularity. X lax is gentle next morning. It

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gives you the closest thing to natural action, and that's

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why many doctors and millions of people use x lax

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with complete confidence. X Lax, the laxative that helps you

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towards your normal regularity gently overnight is x.

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Speaker 2: Lax in your medicine cabinet.

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Speaker 6: On a bright night, you can see your way by

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the stars in the mother Lord country. We took advantage

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of this ghostly illumination, but a number of prudent miles

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between ourselves and the vengeful and unreasonable citizens of Hangtown.

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At last we pulled up on the banks of a

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little stream and made.

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Speaker 2: A cold and cheerless camp. The next morning, the sun

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was up.

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Speaker 6: First, then quite a bit later I got up. The

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little Frenchman will still curl up in a pitiful ball,

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twitching from time to time with nightmares of tarn feathers.

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I looked around and saw a bearded, red shirted miner

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working his way up the stream and panning the river

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sand for gold.

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Speaker 2: Eh, as you put out, come on, time you get up, come.

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Speaker 6: One, Oh Valadin sleep well, oh he's do not mention it.

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Speaker 2: I don't think I can ever move my arms and

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legs again. We have company.

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Speaker 1: Oh, Harry, hello, Say, we're a little uncertain of our whereabouts?

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Speaker 2: Friend, could you tell us where we are? Well?

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Speaker 1: This here's what it used to be called South Fork,

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but folks have gone calling it Frenchman's Creek. Downstream quite

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a fair piece is civilization?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, settlement called Hangtown.

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Speaker 1: Oh, yes, we're acquainted with Hangtown. But what's upstream?

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Speaker 2: Nothing much?

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Speaker 1: You abandoned gold camps, crioks, panned out more or less.

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But I keep hoping I'll find something the others missed.

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You said, folks have started calling the stream Frenchman's Creek.

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That's her eppie. Kind of crazy Frenchman lives up to

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the head of it.

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Speaker 2: Frenchman. What is his name? I don't know. Everybody just

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calls him a Frenchman. What's crazy about him?

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Speaker 1: Well, he's got a claim stake that bear a couple

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of claims only he don't do no mining that anyone

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can notice. Play so fenced in the big gate with furign.

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Words on the sign only two words in English. They say,

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keep out.

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Speaker 2: How fire is this place?

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Speaker 1: Well, it's a pesky place to get to. They take

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you the better part of a day following the stream.

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Of course, the stream winds a lot. You could go

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over the mountain.

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Speaker 2: That a way. Yeah, well how long would it take

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that away?

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Speaker 1: Better part of the day? Then it's no shorter, Nope,

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but you don't get wet. We went over the mountain,

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and it did take a better part of the day.

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Towards sundown, we came back once more to Frenchman's Creek,

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and there below us lay a well built cavern surrounded

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by cleared land. We spurred our tired horses toward it,

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and a few moments later drew up before a rail

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gate on which hung the imposing keep out signed. The

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miner had told us about.

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Speaker 2: It, Mary that sign. He's guilty, conscience, he's haunting him. Perhaps,

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why should we go in?

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Speaker 6: Paladin? I am tired, and I am angry, and I

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am afraid of these marios. Came we go in, Come on, boy.

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Speaker 2: And move in.

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Speaker 7: Sure with your hands in the air. I will relieve

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you of your weapons. Makes you call them to the guard?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 9: Is it that you cannot read my sign? We rather

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you made no effort to hide yourselves. I've watched your

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approach since you started down the mountain.

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Speaker 2: We have nothing to hide. For the pairs that you do.

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Speaker 9: You are hiding your little deringer, Monsieur Paladine.

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Speaker 7: Give it to me.

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Speaker 2: But how do you know me your deringer? Please?

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Speaker 7: Yeah, messie, we have a mutual friend, Minsieur Paladine. Money

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left flow?

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Speaker 2: Oh, yes, money.

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Speaker 7: She pointed you out to me once in San Francisco.

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Speaker 2: And she told you about the Darrence.

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Speaker 9: He was in discreet of you, monsieur, and dangerous to

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reveal to Earth the whereabouts of video engine.

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Speaker 2: Under the circumstances, there was nothing else I can do it.

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Speaker 7: And then you, because maybe I miss you, you will

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pussy to the house. I will be right behind you

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with a gun pointed at your backs.

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Speaker 2: Pussy Laddin. Huh.

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Speaker 6: This is Marius. Black hair, black mustache, scar over, the

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right eye and the power of moniques. That's Marius, all right,

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I shall ask him.

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Speaker 2: I miss you. Wait, I play with Marius.

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Speaker 10: Marius, Marius, Yeah, you are French, monsieur I am friends,

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then you must be jos I am.

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Speaker 7: But how did you know Monique wrote me?

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Speaker 2: You were looking for me? Monique is a fan everybody's friend.

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Speaker 11: That seems dandruff bothers most men, most women too.

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Speaker 2: So listen today.

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Speaker 3: All right, yeah, we are here.

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Speaker 7: This is shame.

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Speaker 1: Marries you meet the smile gentlemen, you will stay to dinner? No, yes,

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we'll be the lad that we seem to have no

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choice settled.

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Speaker 7: I shall tell my way.

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Speaker 2: Come with me.

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Speaker 7: And please, gentlemen, you see.

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Speaker 9: Shelley get twicym teach you.

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Speaker 7: We have this for dinner.

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Speaker 2: Mitsieur, this is Madam Marius. Boy. Your first name wouldn't

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be Lola, would That's right?

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Speaker 1: We met an old friend of yours in hangtown last night,

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Big red uh.

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Speaker 2: Is he still sore? I ran out on him. He

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is poor slab. He never had what Marius has. What's more,

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Marius married.

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Speaker 7: Me and thought you to go.

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Speaker 2: I guess whee cherry too sweet.

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Speaker 9: Jewel love a woman, Missio, a prize beyond price, but

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she speaks lousy French.

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Speaker 4: The more coffee, Mansur, No, thank you, it was a

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It was an excellent and a superb.

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Speaker 6: Not since I left Taria have eaten so well, Thank you, Mansur.

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Imagine to find a scart go in this wilderness.

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Speaker 9: They are not quite as fine as our snails, but

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fat and well on my vine leaves.

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Speaker 2: You have a tenure.

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Speaker 9: Oh yes, I shall make my own wine in another year,

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and this from Mars the shelf, from my own herd

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of goats.

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Speaker 7: Oh, he's my friend. We live well here.

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Speaker 6: I regret that I must get you away from all this,

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But you are not going.

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Speaker 2: To I must. I have a warrant for yours.

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Speaker 7: And you have no guns.

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Speaker 6: But don't you see I cannot return to Paris without you.

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It would be a disguise to me. To them, you

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see the position you place me in regrettable.

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Speaker 2: But consider a position of France. In what way?

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Speaker 9: If you insist on being obstinate, you can ruin France.

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Perceive no, no, Listen a moment you insist on arresting me,

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I refuse. You demand that the American authorities extradite me.

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Speaker 2: I refuse.

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Speaker 9: The American authorities recognize my rights to freedom from persecution.

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You return to Paris and report this to this brings

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it before the National Assembly. The Paris newspapers make it

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a cell. France has been insulted. The redline screen war

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is declared a French fleet sales to invade the United States.

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Speaker 2: It is my pulse that quite.

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Speaker 9: Lost at Washington, New York can paston the flower of

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frenchmanhood falls upon the Atlantic beaches. France is defeated and

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forced to pay huge indemnity which we can economically, until

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she sinks to the position of a second class nation,

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thus uninjuring the balance of power in the Grand Alliance

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and exposing Europe to such dangers of general war.

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Speaker 2: The mind reels.

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Speaker 9: At the prospect, and at last refuses to look upon

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the chaos it portaios, Are you willing, monsieur pull Out,

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to be responsible for such a.

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Speaker 2: Course of events?

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Speaker 10: No?

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Speaker 13: No, I cannot accept such a high responsibility.

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Speaker 2: Of course you cannot. You musty of France.

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Speaker 13: Yes, I shall never see her again. I shall be

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an exile in the savage country where the.

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Speaker 2: Fry oysters and eggs together. No, no, no, no, no, no,

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that's far I cannot go.

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Speaker 9: I will not condemn a Frenchman.

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Speaker 2: To that fate. What else is there for me?

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Speaker 9: Stay here with Madame and me help me tend the

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vines and heard the goats, and haste the chickens and

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the snails. Can you think of a nobler activity than

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going good things for the table, only sitting down at

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the table and eating them with you.

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Speaker 1: So that's how I left him the next morning, Hey boy,

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feeding vine leaves the snails snails?

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Speaker 2: Yeh oh, not like it?

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Speaker 13: Why Frenchman eats snails when you can eat good things

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like birds, nest, soup and shocky fin well.

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Speaker 2: You know the ol lady said when she kissed the pig,

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Oh roast pig good too. Hey what she say? Shaka

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a song? You talk funny? What that means? That means?

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Hey boy, everyone to his own taste. Ah, he saw

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ah nearly forgetting Ah. Lady looking for you while you've

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been away. Oh lady, he saw lady talk funny too.

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I like you just now. Oh no, hey boy, was

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it was her name Monique? He saw money flower. She

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comes back this afternoon. I won't be here.

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Speaker 1: Just tell her to, hey boy, tell her to follow

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Frenchman's Creek east of Hangtown over the mountains for the

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better part of the day.

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Speaker 2: For you who you find what she's looking for?

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Speaker 8: Ah?

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Speaker 2: Oh, this miserable cold and my sinuses. Haven't you heard about?

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Dress down? Dressed down?

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