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Speaker 1: I came here to tell you I'm not an executioner.

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It doesn't feel good to kill a man, not a

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bit good. But your husband didn't leave me any choice.

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Have gone. We'll travel, starring mister John Dayner as Paladin,

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San Francisco, eighteen seventy five. The Carlton Hotel headquarters of

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a man called Paladin.

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Speaker 2: Sounds wonderful. And then mister.

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Speaker 1: Pallad, and then perhaps Cordial for a nightcap.

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Speaker 2: I do believe I'll be looking forward to this evening

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A great deal.

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Speaker 1: Mister I too.

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Speaker 3: Oh what I've been looking for you? I find you.

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Speaker 1: Hey boy, your timing is abismo.

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Speaker 3: Oh, thank you, miss a Paladin. But credit must go

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to mailman. He just brings special delivery letter for you.

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Speaker 1: Excuse me, my dear. Oh say, I'll meet you in

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the lounge later.

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Speaker 3: Well, oh, she is very high dungeon.

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Speaker 1: Dungeon he saw, That's what I say, very high dungeon. There,

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mister Palladin. I need you for an important assignment immediately

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and so forth. There's a three thousand dollars bonus for

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you upon completion. Some think, some reason I appreciate you

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seeing you at your earliest convenience. So very truly yours E. J. Randolph,

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Colomba Bank, Colomba.

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Speaker 3: Oh you did not long ago?

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Speaker 1: Yes, yes, about two months ago?

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Speaker 3: Oh ye oh here you two tickets for opera tonight.

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Speaker 1: Take him back? Hey boy, what I'm leaving for Colomba

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tonight must be real.

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Speaker 3: Big trouble to interfield with lady who was almost keith?

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Speaker 1: And why are mister Randolph? Tell him I'm on my way.

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rub in one minute. This way, Fitch shampoo penetrates right

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down to the scalp. Next, add water lather one minute

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fifty nine cents. Colomba was a poor excuse for a town.

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It's not alone and awkward in the center of a dry,

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scorched plain with a few ranches stretching back towards the

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low maces behind it. I've been there before, and I

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killed a man there. I didn't like the town. I

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didn't like the people. Randolf had offered me a lot

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of mone I found him sitting behind his desk at

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the bank. Well hallad him. So good to see you.

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How long, mister Randolph, sit down, sit down? Thank you.

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How about a little ride to cut the dust too you.

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I don't mind her. He didn't waste any time getting here.

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In the distance between San Francisco and Colomba shorter when

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there's a three thousand dollars fee.

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Speaker 4: Involved, Right to the point, that's what I like about you.

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Calladin that's why I sent for you. Well, here's luck.

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Speaker 1: Thank you. So what can I do for you? Mister Randolph?

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Speaker 4: You did a job for John Griffin about two months ago.

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He hired you to bring back Steve Morrow.

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Speaker 1: Remember him. You don't forget someone who's killed. Didn't mean

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any offense. I'm not offended. Morrow tried to kill me.

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I had to kill him. Griffin wanted Tomorrow because Morrow

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killed his son. What's that got to do with you?

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Speaker 4: Morrow robbed this bank before he killed that Griffin boy.

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Speaker 1: He took thirty thousand dollars. I still don't see the connection, Peldon.

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Speaker 4: I've got to have that thirty thousand dollars back by

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the first of the month or I'll lose everything I own.

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Speaker 1: And do you need help?

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Speaker 5: Yes?

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Speaker 1: Yes, I need help badly.

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Speaker 4: Fifteen years of hard work building a business and a

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name for myself gone, just like that, gone and signed

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over to John Griffin.

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Speaker 1: John Griffin, how does he figure in this?

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Speaker 4: He's the biggest depositor the bank has, he knows about

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the stolen money, and he's using that knowledge he's given me.

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Notice that he wants to withdraw thirty thousand dollars on

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the first If I don't have it. The deed to

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this building and most of the other property the bank

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owns will be signed over to him, and I don't

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have it, mister Pallatin, Well, and that makes my job

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fairly easy.

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Speaker 1: Well, how's that? Find Morrow's widow. She must have the money,

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or at least know where it is. I don't think so.

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Speaker 4: She's still living in that cabin up there on the

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masif well sheriff and I have been up a dozen

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times searching the place, trying to talk her into telling

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us where it is.

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Speaker 1: She hasn't got the money.

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Speaker 4: She had it, she'd have left Coloma and gone someplace

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else to spend it. Either that or at least paid

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up the back taxes on the farm.

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Speaker 1: Huh. I thought for sure Rose had that money. Rose,

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Steve Morrow's widow. You mean Lucymorrow. Her name's Lucy. Oh.

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I'm going to check into the hotel and freshen up

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a bit, and then what right out and talk to

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Lucymorrow morning. Mister Randolph. Yes, good afternoon, miss Marle. I'm Paladin.

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Speaker 2: Did you think I could forget you, mister Paladin, No,

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I suppose not.

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Speaker 1: I'd like to talk to you if I may.

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Speaker 2: I'm going to work on the rose garden. You can

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talk there if you wish.

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Speaker 1: Yes, I noticed them as I rode up. They're beautiful,

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they are.

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Speaker 2: It's an Eastern variety kelenaris.

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Speaker 1: Oh, must be rather difficult to grow them out here.

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Speaker 6: Oh, it's worth the trouble to have one lovely thing here.

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They were a present from Steve. He brought me some

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cuttings after one of his trips back east.

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Speaker 1: Why have you stayed on here?

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Speaker 2: Simple? There's nowhere else to go and no money to

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go with your husband.

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Speaker 1: He took thirty thousand dollars from the Columba bank. It's

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never been found.

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Speaker 6: This house was turned inside out. Do you think I'd

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be living here like this if I had thirty thousand dollars?

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Speaker 1: Perhaps?

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Speaker 6: Not.

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Speaker 2: I don't know anything about that money, mister Pelladin.

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Speaker 1: I don't mean to bother you, missus Morrow.

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Speaker 2: Why do you bother me? Then you knew this before

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you came out here.

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Speaker 1: I killed Steve. Hadn't been me, would have been somebody else,

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somewhere else. He was an outlaw and a killer. I

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suppose I wanted to come here and tell you that

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I am not an executioner. I was bringing him in

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and he went for his gun. Doesn't feel good to

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kill a man, not a bit good.

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Speaker 6: I know you're not the kind to kill for the

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sake of another notch on your gun, But Steve was

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my husband. Please don't come back here again, or if

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you have to wait until.

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Speaker 1: I'm gone, you're leaving.

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Speaker 6: Yes, they're auctioning the place for two hundred seventy six

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dollars back Texas. Oh, don't look so pained. I'll get along.

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Maybe it'll be best. Get out of your peladon, leave

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me alone, please.

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Speaker 1: Goodshnoon, missus Marral.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm a mean widow kid.

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Speaker 1: And are you pleased with yourself?

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Speaker 4: Sure?

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Speaker 2: Because I'm a germ, a bathroom germs. Bathrooms is where

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the meanest germs get to wear.

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Speaker 7: Haha.

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Speaker 6: Do I have fun cising odor and spreading disease?

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Speaker 8: Are you better watch out, son, or your landlady may

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find out about Lysol brand disinfectant.

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Speaker 6: Why sauce?

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Speaker 1: Oh lisaw, that's what I said?

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Speaker 2: Why saw?

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Speaker 1: Well?

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Speaker 8: Anyway, a lot of women are finding that a dash

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of Lysol in their cleaning sons every week wipes out

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nasty bathroom disease germs like you disinfects from one cleaning

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to the next as no other product, and wipes out

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many deadly viruses too. Lysol makes every cleaner work better.

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It's the easy modern way to get back rooms really

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clean and free of odors.

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Speaker 2: Why sall can do that?

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Speaker 1: And what's more?

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Speaker 8: Now, besides regular lysol, there's a new sweet smelling pine

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scented lysol, And they're both out to get you.

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Speaker 2: Hey, were you ever a mean widow kid?

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Speaker 8: One more remark like that and I'll open this bottle

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of ly saw.

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Speaker 1: The Griffin ranch was the same as it had been, old,

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solid and well kept, run by a man who was

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old and solid and tough, a man who had lost

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one son by Steve Morrow's gun, and had one son left,

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a man who could not forget or forgive.

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Speaker 4: Well, you look about the same paladin money, says Bell.

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Speaker 1: All right, Just soon sit out here in the fresh air,

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mister Griffin.

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Speaker 4: Fine, fine, what brings you back to these parts?

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Speaker 1: Thirty thousand dollars stolen money? Eh?

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Speaker 4: A lot of people like to get their hands on that.

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You ought to have a pretty good idea where it

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might be. Why do you say that you were the

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last person to be with that murdering fool way I

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had it figured Morrow had the money with him when

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you killed him. I hear you've been living pretty high

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on the hog up in San Francisco.

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Speaker 1: Those are harsh words, Griffin.

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Speaker 4: Oh no, no, don't get it y. I was just

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only joshing. You wouldn't be back here if you had it.

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Speaker 1: Steve Morrow didn't have that money when I found him,

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and according to his wife, he didn't even have it

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when he left the farm.

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Speaker 5: Oh, you talked to her.

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Speaker 1: I just came from there.

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Speaker 4: It takes a lot of nerve for a man to

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go up and talk to the wife or somebody killed. Hey,

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you suppose Steve Morrow hid it on that farm of

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hisad Randolph and the sheriff searched it. I know, Oh,

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Randolph's getting fidgety. A while back he got the idea

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that Morrow buried the money up on the Mesa. You

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never saw such digging and poking around. And I swear

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the maces ten feet shorter on account of it.

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Speaker 1: That farm it joins your property, doesn't Yeah on the sow.

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Why I hear it's up for auction. Should be worth

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at least a couple of thousand dollars to him.

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Speaker 5: I'll get it for two hundred and seventy six taxes.

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Speaker 1: Someone allowed to bid you at that price.

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Speaker 4: I don't reckon so, Paladin. Nobody else is going to

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bid on it. Those who can afford to bid on

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it don't have any use for that farm. Randolph might

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have used for it, Nah, that old pussyfoot. He wouldn't

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know how to plant potatoes.

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Speaker 1: He might know how to dig for stolen money.

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Speaker 5: Tell me something, Paladin, you working for Randolph?

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Speaker 1: Maybe maybe not? You are working for him.

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Speaker 5: I might have known, you know. I just assume the

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money doesn't get back to the bank.

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Speaker 4: Oh, I'd lose about sixty thousand dollars in holdings that

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belong to it. Those holdings will be mine come the

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first of the month. Well that's not a pretty way

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to talk, but at least it's the truth.

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Speaker 1: I see what happens to Randolph then.

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Speaker 5: Out out in the cold, where he deserves to be.

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Speaker 4: If I ran my ranch like he runs that bank,

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i'd have been out of business a long time ago.

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Speaker 1: Well, getting close to sundown, I think I'll be heading

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back to town, old Paladin.

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Speaker 4: I hate to see a man like you working on

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the dark side of the fence. I thought you always

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roam the green fields.

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Speaker 1: Which are the green fields Griffin?

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Speaker 5: Mine are.

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Speaker 1: By the way, you buy that farm just for the taxes.

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Steve Marrow's widow won't get a scent.

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Speaker 5: Well, no, ain't that a downright shame.

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Speaker 1: She didn't kill your son, Griffin.

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Speaker 4: No, but her husband did. All I hope is that

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his kin are gonna suffer on account of it. That's

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how I feel about Tomorrow and her.

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Speaker 1: Come in. Well, it's Randolph, you were make it a

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habit staying up this lately. I do my best thinking

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when the town settled for the night. You've covered a

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lot of ground today getting discouraged. Did you come here

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to discourage me?

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Speaker 4: There's a lot of territory between Coloma and the Masa.

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Morrow could have hidden that money anyway.

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Speaker 1: Not without telling his wife.

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Speaker 4: Now Saints wind as a killer stopped to worry about

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his wife, Randolph, whatever you want to say about Tomorrow,

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he loved his wife.

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Speaker 1: He'd wanted to make sure she was provided for him.

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I even spoke about her when he was dying. His

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last words were, rose tell her that Wait a minute,

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tell her, what are you talking about, Randolph? That money's

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up there on the farm. You mean she does have it.

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She doesn't know it, but it's there. Where is it?

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Why we've torn that place apart? You just didn't dig

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in the right spot. I'm going up there now and

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get your money. You wait here. It's one o'clock in

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the morning and I'll be digging by two.

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Speaker 1: When I just mounted at Lucy Morrow, as I thought

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I heard a horse knicker in a nearby clump of cottonwoods.

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I waited, but all was quiet, except with the wind

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through the trees. Lucy Morrow is a light sleeper, she

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answered my second knock.

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Speaker 2: What do you want?

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Speaker 1: Put the shotgun down?

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Speaker 7: Mars?

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Speaker 2: What are you doing here this time of night?

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Speaker 1: The money it's here on the farm.

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Speaker 2: We've been through that before, Pelladin.

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Speaker 6: They ripped my place apart, every floorboard, every inch of

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this cabin, the yards full of holes.

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Speaker 2: You saw it this afternoon.

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Speaker 1: I know, Missus Marrow, the money isn't here.

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Speaker 6: Look this is my last night in the only home

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I ever had, And I don't mean to be bothered.

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Missus Morrow went away from here before I blast that

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shirt right off your back.

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Speaker 1: You wouldn't have to leave tomorrow if I find the money.

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Speaker 2: I'm not wasting any more words with you, Ms Morrow.

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Speaker 1: In your rose garden? Is there a bush not doing well?

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Speaker 2: Now? Then it's late and it's cold?

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Speaker 1: Answer me? Is there?

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Speaker 5: Well?

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Speaker 2: Yes, there is one? But what's that got to do

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with the money.

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Speaker 1: Flowers need soil at their roots, and tomorrow not gold.

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What you give me a shovel, I'll show you what

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I mean. You know it took me a while that

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figure out that are dying man wouldn't call his wife Rose.

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Her name was Lucy. Pull the lamp a little closer.

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I think we've got it now, eh. Is it a

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leather bag from mclumba, will open it? Gold coins thirty

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dollars worth.

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Speaker 2: You're in the rose garden all the time.

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Speaker 4: Raise your hands, come on, don't to say good.

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Speaker 5: I'll just stand steady, all right, Clee. Let's move in.

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Keep that light high, woman, so we can see a boat.

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Speaker 1: Lucy, yes, when I say the word, throw that lamp

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at them high, eye leveled, and hit the ground fast.

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I'll say when all right, now, don't.

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Speaker 5: Shoot the game.

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Speaker 1: Just stand easy. Mister.

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Speaker 5: You shot him. You shot my boy.

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Speaker 1: I didn't have much choice.

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Speaker 5: Clee, clean boy, you hurt bad.

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Speaker 1: I'll be all right, Paul, I'll get you for this power.

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Don't try anything foolish, mister Griffin. You're already in enough trouble.

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Speaker 5: I'm in trouble.

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Speaker 1: Trying to hijack Stone money trespassing that would murder Taladdin.

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Speaker 2: There's someone coming.

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Speaker 1: I heard him. I think it's Randolph Randolph. He knew

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I was coming out of here. He probably couldn't stand

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waiting in town. After all, the money belongs to this bank.

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Paladin Haladin, you all right, Yes, we're all right. We're

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over here. Mister Randolph, Well what happened? What was all

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the shooting? Well, there is a little discussion as to

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who is going to get that bank's money. I won

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you mean you have the money if you founded all

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of it. I think so here good, good, that's it

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right now. In regards to my fee, mister Randolph, yes,

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I want you to give it to Lucy.

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Speaker 2: What Lucy?

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Speaker 1: I think the woman ought to be able to keep

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her home if she wants to. At the auction tomorrow,

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you can decide whether you want to stay or leave

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this charming town.

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Speaker 2: Thank you.

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Speaker 1: As for you, Griffin, get your boy back to your

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own ranch and bandage that leg it is. I don't

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think Lucy Morrow cares one way or the other. What

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happens to you. Mister Randolph wants to bring charges later,

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that's up to him. As for myself, I'm saying goodbye

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to Colomba for the last time. Oh ah, you've bucked

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me up falady and ready to see the city bright

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and shining.

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Speaker 3: Ah, best you go away? Two three more days? Maybe?

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Speaker 1: Why should I?

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Speaker 3: Huh? Who ha lead you over there? He very unhappy

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when you will not take her to the opera.

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Speaker 1: Why didn't you explain it was business?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 1: He saw important business.

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Speaker 3: He'sa but her business more important to her, I think,

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mister Paladin. Ah, he may me kill you.

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Speaker 1: Hah, I hope not. Well, the best way is the

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direct way. Excuse me? Oh, I hope you missed me.

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You did miss me. I have no other cheek to.

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Speaker 2: Turn, Then kindly turn yourself around and leave me alone.

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Speaker 1: I can hardly do that. You see. I've thought of

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nothing and no one but you all this time. Really, really,

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I to believe you. Are to believe only that which

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will make you feel better and me feel better, and

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both of us enjoy a lovely evening together. That to

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me would be a simple solution, So dinner will please.

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Speaker 2: You are a very convincing man.

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Speaker 1: The current issue of TV Radio Mirror has a feature

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story on the man who portrays Paladin. Every Sunday night

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on CBS Radio mister John Dayner. Have Gun Will Travel,

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Created by her Medal and Sam Roth, is produced and

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directed by Norman McDonald and stars John Dayner as Paladin,

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with Ben Wright as hey Boy. Tonight's story was written

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by Albert Ally and adapted for radio by John Dawson.

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Featured in the cast were Vic Parrin, Eleanor Tannon, and

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Joseph Kerns. Hugh Douglas speaking join us again next week

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for Have Gun Will Travel. The SA