Speaker 1: High, a fiery horse with the speed of light, a
cloud of dust, and a hoty highld Silver.
Speaker 2: A lone rangers.
Speaker 3: Around lonely campfires.
Speaker 1: Throughout the Western United States, cowboys still tell of the
daring deeds of the mysterious phantom figure of the Plains.
With his great horse Silver and his faithful Indian companion Tondo,
he fought crime and injustice relentlessly. The famous mass Rider
did more than any other single individual to bring law
and order to the early frontier. And now, as the
hoofs of Silver thunder down, the Trail Adventure comes to
life once more, the lone Ranger rides again.
Speaker 4: Was waiting for us Hello.
Speaker 1: The sheriff of the county, Gregg Morgan, was known as
a stern man hunter, a terror to outlaws in his district.
We see two of his prisoners, Dan Cooley, and Wolf
Brandt sharing a cell together. The light of a flickering
lamp reveals the cunning and cruelty of Wolf's features.
Speaker 5: He speaks softly to.
Speaker 6: Dan, we shouldn't have much longer to wait, Dan, can
you hear the deputy?
Speaker 1: Stern ain't her to sing?
Speaker 6: And it had better get here before the deputy comes
to take her lamp, and we'll have to wait another
day before breaking out.
Speaker 7: There's only one thing I want to get away for,
and that's to shoot it our Sheriff Morgan.
Speaker 5: I didn't kill old man Bailey, and he knows it.
Speaker 6: Last time I seen her, Edie said, the sheriff weren't
any too sure you killed Bailey. Well, he was going
to hang you for it anyway.
Speaker 7: Some sneaking normal coyote had done the job, and I
could blame for it. I never had no use for Bailey,
but I never planned to do him harm.
Speaker 6: He can't hardly blame the sheriff for resting you. The
way things looked.
Speaker 7: The only thing I got to back my story as
a letter I picked up before they took me away.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what do you do with that letter?
Speaker 7: I got it hit away. I won't bring it out
until court sets. There ain't nothing in the letter that matters,
but there's a name on it, Clem rad Ever hear
of him?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 6: Oh well, I.
Speaker 5: Betting the letter was dropped there by the real killer
without his knowing it.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't pin no hope on that.
Speaker 5: Uh uh, that's another thing I got again.
Speaker 7: The sheriff he as much as said that that it
didn't have no baron on the case.
Speaker 6: You got a lot to explain, Dan. The sheriff found
Julie in just a few yards away from Bailey with
a bullet crease in your scalp. Bailey was dead shot
by two bullets from the gun you was holding.
Speaker 5: But it warn't my gun.
Speaker 6: I ain't saying it was, but something like that. It's
hard to explain.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and everybody knows there was bad bud between Bailey
and me. If I don't break jail Wolf, I won't
have a chance for my life.
Speaker 6: The sheff claims you're both shot about the same time,
but you hit Bailey first and his shot went wild,
just creasing the top of your.
Speaker 7: Scal Then why don't he call a self defense instead
of murder?
Speaker 6: Well, Bailey was an old man, and there ain't nobody
around this part of the country that can draw as
fast as you can.
Speaker 7: Last did I never draw it on him? I tell you,
I just happened to be down there hunting some strays.
I never even seen Bailey.
Speaker 6: If Fred gets his free, will you still go gun
him for the sheriff?
Speaker 5: It'll be a fair fight, but I'll get him.
Speaker 6: I want him out of the way just as bad
as you do. Day, and he's the only witness there
is again me on that wrestling charge. With him dead,
there won't be no case.
Speaker 7: That's the first thing I'll do when we break jail.
Then when that's done, I'm gonna take that letter and
trace down the fellow that done the shooting if it
takes me the rest of my life.
Speaker 8: Hold on, then, I thought I hurt something just then? Yeah,
outside by the window. Maybe it's Wolf. Hey, Wolf Brett,
by golly, you didn't get here unto soon.
Speaker 5: Come over by the window.
Speaker 1: I brought the guns.
Speaker 6: I've had him to the bars.
Speaker 1: Good. Here you are. You got a hold of them.
Speaker 8: Yeah, your yard, Dan.
Speaker 6: Take one, put it in your shirt. Thanks. How about horses, Red,
I got three good horses hitched in front of the cafe,
right across from the jail.
Speaker 5: When you come out, you see me standing beside her.
Speaker 8: Everything's set down. You'd better be clearing out. The deputy
will be coming a wrong for our lamp pretty soon.
Speaker 1: Any all right, fellows, after nine o'clock, I gotta take
your lamb.
Speaker 9: Hurry, Red, that's the deputy coming out time you fellows,
who was hitting the hey anyhow.
Speaker 7: All right, Deputy, just stand a little closer so as
I can hand the lamp through.
Speaker 9: I should have come after it four, but then I want.
Speaker 6: Yard, Deputy.
Speaker 1: We both got your covered.
Speaker 7: I don't want to shoot Jed. I ain't got nothing again,
nobody but the sheriff. But if you make a sound
our half to shoot.
Speaker 1: You're breaking jail.
Speaker 6: You just pack we are.
Speaker 1: You can't get away with it.
Speaker 6: Shut up and unlocked this door.
Speaker 1: You got your keys right there, My.
Speaker 5: God, make it fast. Maybe somebody heard that lamp busting.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm a rock in it. Just wait to find
the right key.
Speaker 6: You find it quicker.
Speaker 9: I got it.
Speaker 6: Now open the door and don't make no sudden moves.
Speaker 5: Take it easy, wolf. Me and Jed have always been
good friends.
Speaker 6: Don't done now. I'll walk ahead of a step of
Johnny went the front office.
Speaker 9: Sheriff's there and here you see you fellows shore as blazers.
Speaker 6: And it'll be the worst for him.
Speaker 5: I got a notion to have it out with him
right now.
Speaker 6: Don't be a durned fool, Dan. We got to get
away from here without too much commotion.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I reckon, but don't talk almost to the office,
and the door's open.
Speaker 6: Keep right on, gone, deputy, And here says one word,
it'll be your last one.
Speaker 1: Blast you wolf. It's you that put down up to
this sheriff. It's a jail break wolf.
Speaker 5: You shot him in the back. Wolf, you shouldn't have
done that, a dirty kyu, and he tried to double
cross us.
Speaker 1: Run for a dan, Get them the horses. The whole
town will be down on us pronto.
Speaker 5: There's a fellow over them horses.
Speaker 1: That's right, all right. Come on, we got here as
fast as we could. That plain fool deputy went roc
and I had happen.
Speaker 5: Man, stop them on, Wolf, Get on the horses, hurried up.
Speaker 1: Catch a wolf the yea. We gotta check out from
Get your horse as I'll show them off loss so
nobody can bust on a Craig Morgan's trail and get
away with it. I possely pursued the three men into
the hills, but the fugitives made good their escape. In
the meantime, the lone Ranger and his faithful Indian companion Tato,
made camp near Winford. The next morning, they saddled their
horses and rode toward town. As they neared Winford. The
mask man pulled silver to a stop. Come teller. We'll
ask that man sitting on the portion of that house
there if he'll sell us any provisions him. You didn't
get them hurt. Yes, his shoulder is bandaged, Harry, what
are you first? Hey, your match. We will not harm you.
We stopped here only to see if you'd sell us
some food. Maybe I didn't hear you just right? Did
you say you wanted to buy some grub? That right?
Speaker 9: And me here with a bullet through my shoulder so
that I couldn't help you help yourself.
Speaker 1: We're willing to pay. We're not outlaws. Well buy juniper
for your hearts.
Speaker 9: First time I ever heard of outlaws buying anything they
didn't have to.
Speaker 1: We don't need much, just whatever you can spare them. Oh,
I let you have some grub, all right? I can
see for myself. You ain't fellows, ain't crooks.
Speaker 9: I was sheriff for these your parts for too many
years to be fooled on a thing like that.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 9: You're the sheriff you say, never said nothing like. All
I said was I used to be sheriff. When my
rheumatic got bad. They made Greg Morgan sheriff, and he
hired me for a deputy.
Speaker 1: And did an auflow give you that wound?
Speaker 6: Say, ain't you heard what happened in town?
Speaker 1: We're just heading there, you know, the first man we've
seen to speak to for several days.
Speaker 9: Well, then you sure missed heap of excitement. Yes, Wolf
Dan Cooley busted out of jail. That's when I got
this shoulder shut up.
Speaker 1: I've heard of Wolf friend.
Speaker 9: He's plenty tough, and he's pretty slick, sung enough to
get away without the sheriff catching him. Anyhow, the posse
just got back this morning without him.
Speaker 1: But who is Dan Cooley?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 9: He just ranching a small way around these parts till
the sheriff jailed him for killing old man Bailey. Dan
Cooley killed Billy hold On. Now I didn't say Dan
killed him. I only said the sheriff arrested him.
Speaker 1: Don't you believe Dan to be Gilly? Well? Tell the truth, stranger,
I don't. Oh, by Golly. Things sure look bad for him,
But the sheriff must have had a reason for arresting him.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he had plenty of evidence. But when evidence points
are something I know can't be so, then I throws
the evidence out. Why Dan ain't a killer, That's why
maybe he'd fight it out manned a man, but he'd
never go after.
Speaker 1: A fellow as old as Bailey was.
Speaker 9: I see, but I sure hate to see him running
around around the country. Now, Yes, there's going to be trouble.
Sure as I got a lame arm. Dan figures the
sheriff didn't have give him a square deal, and he's
told everybody'd get the sheriff for it first chance he had.
Speaker 1: You believe Dan meant that, You bet? I do?
Speaker 9: He want dry gust the sheriff and he ain't no
sneaking killer, but he'll go for him the first chance
he gets.
Speaker 1: Dan must have a lot of confidence in himself.
Speaker 6: No reason why he shouldn't.
Speaker 9: There ain't a man in the round Winford that he
can't beat on the draw, and that's including the sheriff too.
Speaker 1: But has the sheriff really been unfair to Dan? Well?
Speaker 9: Sheriff sets a lot of store on evidence without figuring
anything else, like I do, and he sure likes to
convict outlaws.
Speaker 1: Sometimes none of that type make bad mistakes. I've seen
it happen before. Dan wants revenge. He won't leave this
district until he and the sheriff have met here. Durned right,
he won't come out of we're leaving. Hey, wait for
your grub. What a hurry? And how we may see
you again? Come around any time? What we do? I
believe that it's a good judge of character, Tanda, I
good enough judge to realize that we weren't outlaws in
spite of the mask I'm wearing. Perhaps she's right about
Dan Cooley until steady so good. If the depitty is right,
we must save Dan before he kills the sheriff and
actually becomes an outlaw and not right. Dan will attempt
to get the sheriff. But you and I kim Osabi
are going to take turns secretly guarding the sheriff. We'll
guard him day and night. Then when Dan confronts the sheriff,
one of us will be there. Come on, children. The
sheriff did not know that his movements were being closely
watched for the next two days. We see him now
on the second evening at home, just finishing supper. His
wife is speaking, okay me, the dishes cake, and he's
Betty be getting to bed.
Speaker 6: You always get up early in the.
Speaker 1: Morning, reckon, I will Mary he is? Have you heard
anything more about Dane Cooley. I'm so worried. I can't
hardly sleep.
Speaker 5: And I was just thinking of what may happen if
you two meet it.
Speaker 1: No, don't you worry, not, Mary. He didn't hit me
by a thunder And I'm going outside to fire the skunk.
Speaker 2: Don't you'll be killed.
Speaker 1: I can take care of myself.
Speaker 5: The next I met up with you, Greg Morgan.
Speaker 1: So he's shotting me through the window, did you damn? Hey?
You hella? Hold on to him, hold on him, get away,
stop him, put up, don't call my arm. You made
me miss, That's just what I wanted to do. Ask
me come, didn't shoot you through the window. That bottle
was fired at me and went wild? All right, I
didn't want him to kill you. I look here. I
didn't want him captured it in case you shot him?
What right have you got in if he will? Have
to trust me? Sheriff, you had caught Dan Wolf and
the other man who helped them break out of jail
would still be free. But no, I ain't got none
of them. Take my word for a sheriff. You will
get them all. What do you mean, I let Dan
Coolly go so he could lead me to their high houses.
That what you had mine, And now it's time to
follow him. Hi? Shit, Wait, the curtain falls on the
first act of our spreallning Lone Ranger drama. Before the
next exciting scenes, please permit us to falls for just
a few moments now to continue our story. Wolf brand
an outlaw, and Dan Cooley, arrested on circumstantial evidence for
a murder, escaped from jail with the aid of Red Brill.
When Dan would have forced a gun flight on the sheriff,
the Lone Ranger prevented it, permitting Dan to escape. However,
as our second act opens, we see Dan reining in
his horse at the hidden camp he shares with Wolf
and Red.
Speaker 5: Oh hey, Dan, did you get him? Did you shooting?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: Now? I didn't.
Speaker 5: There was a mask man outside the house. He mixed
in and I had to run.
Speaker 6: For us man.
Speaker 7: I tried to shoot him, but he was coming at
miss a fast on a big white horse of his
that I got rattled and missed.
Speaker 5: So now you gotta get the sheriff some other time.
I don't give up yet.
Speaker 6: If you wasn't such a derned food and your dry
agast him instead of giving him a chance to out
draw you.
Speaker 5: I'll do this my own way, and that's that.
Speaker 10: Just so you don't miss out the next time, you
better pick at your horse back in the arroyo with
the others.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll take cary him right now. Come on, boy,
the fool. I was hoping he'd finish the sheriff tonight.
Speaker 6: I don't like this waiting. I want to get that
letter Dan's hiding and clear out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but we can make him give it to us
till he shot the sheer.
Speaker 6: But when that's done, Dan's going to get a surprise
he ain't looking for and he won't like him none either.
Ain't no danger in heariness is eh Ah, he's over
with the horses. I sure wish i'd never dropped that
letter when I finished off Bailey wish.
Speaker 10: You ain't gonna do you any good. You lost it,
now you gotta get it back.
Speaker 6: No one knows me around here by the name on
that line.
Speaker 10: You never know when somebody will find out your real
name is Clamoray. Yeah, there's only one way we can
work this. First, we got to see that Dan takes
care of the sheriff. You do that all right, Then
when the sheriff's killed so he can't be a witness
a guinea and that cattle steal in charge. We'll make
Dan tell where the letter is.
Speaker 6: He won't hold out on us for a long no, and.
Speaker 10: As soon as we get that letter, we'll finish Dan off.
It won't be safe leaving him alive once he finds
out it was you that killed Bailey and framed him.
Speaker 6: That worked out pretty good. I meant to kill Dan
when I seen him riding toward where Bailey was laying,
but when I found it, just knocked him out. I
put my gunmy's hand and left him there.
Speaker 5: It was a slick idea.
Speaker 6: Your voice down, Dan's coming back.
Speaker 5: Well, the horses are better down. I'm about ready to
turn in. Hold on a second, what's on your mind? Wolf?
Speaker 6: We want to know when you're planning to try for
the sheriff again. We can't be fooling or too long.
Speaker 5: Well, I've been given that's some thought.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I ain't going back to the house and take
the risk of running into that mask fella again.
Speaker 6: Oh what are you gonna do?
Speaker 5: I reckon you fellas know the sheriff gets up before
daylight in the morning. Uh huh.
Speaker 7: We know that he gets up so as he can
really the deputy of it's own duty, guarding the jail
all night and get on with it.
Speaker 5: The Sheriff's got about a mile to go between his
house and town.
Speaker 6: There's more than that.
Speaker 7: Well, I'll wait for him somewhere along that stretch, and
this time there won't be no one around to keep
us from shooting it out.
Speaker 6: I still say you're a fool for giving him a chance.
Speaker 7: What if he outdraws you, He won't. I can draw
twice as fast as the sheriff ever could. Yes, I
ain't gonna argue about it.
Speaker 5: Good night.
Speaker 6: You ain't got no sense at all.
Speaker 5: Maybe I won't be seeing you fellas in the morning.
I'll be getting enough pretty early to meet the sheriff.
Speaker 6: I ain't never met up with a fellow stubborn as
him before. Let him do it his own way.
Speaker 10: Wolf, he's local enough to give the sheriff a chance.
Speaker 6: Let him well, I wouldn't you know?
Speaker 10: The sheriff can't draw near as fast as damn so it
won't make no difference in the end. That's so I
reckon and if nothing else goes wrong, the sheriff will
be out our way after tomorrow morning. Then it'll be
our turn, and we'll do things our way, not his.
Speaker 1: We've heard enough, Silver, o fellow, not to gift Tuto
and call on the sheriff once more. The lone ranger
carefully led Silver through the woods that surrounded the Outlaws
camp safely away. He hurriedly mounted, raced to his own camp,
and repeated what he had heard to Tonto. Then together
they rode to the Sheriff's home. We hear the mask
man as he knocks on the Sheriff's door. A friend,
I want to speak to you, orry Sheriff. You think
him do what you say? I believe it will, he knows.
I followed Dan Cooley to the Outlaws camp. I should
convince him. I'm on his side. Hey, ain't you the
mask fellows here before? Yes, and I have something important
to tell you. Who's the redskin with you? He was
to me, I've seen him someplace. Toto's my friend, and
you may have seen him while he was guarding you,
girding me. We wanted to prevent Dan killing you. Well,
I'll be duar guard. I followed Dan to his camp.
You did you just wait till I get my horse
one moment, Sheriff, I learned enough to know that Dan
is not guilty of the crime for which you jailed him.
Look here, a man who killed Billy is Wolf brats.
I can't believe it. Dan is innocence. That's why it
feels you were unfair to him. Unfair to him. Say
I had enough favoriteness to hang a dozen man. That
evidence was platted, and Wolf is urging Dan to kill
you because he doesn't want you to be able to
testify against him for rustling. Well, why can't we rest
a whole bunch of them right now? Because we did,
we couldn't prove Dan's innocence. You will have a hard
time convincing me the day named guilty. I know, but
I have a plan that will prove it and capture
the outlaws as well. You have. Dan expects to meet
you on the way to town in the morning and
force you to fight. Don't surprise me then, but we
can turn that into the means of learning the truth
about this affair. MM, that sounds right interesting when you
do as I suggest, or right up. If your plan
makes sense, I'll give it a try. Good first, Sheriff
Todow and I will have time to get back to
the Outlaws camp before Dan gets up. You'll leave here
in the morning, just as though nothing were wrong. And
then the Sheriff agreed to the mask Man's plan. Then,
while it was still dark, the lone Ranger and Toddle
made their way to the Outlaws camp. The sleeping men
were unaware of Tonto's quiet movements inside the camp, nor
did they hear him rejoin the mask Man a short
distance away.
Speaker 6: Is that you, tallo Tonta.
Speaker 1: Do what you're telling Good work. If sure no one
saw you, then not see.
Speaker 5: Me, and our plan is ready. Now there's nothing we
can do but hide here and wait.
Speaker 1: The Outlaws awakened before dawn. Dan Cooley, under the watchful
eyes of his companions, strapped on his gun belt, saddled
his horse, and made ready for his meeting with the Sheriff.
In the meantime, the sheriff arose at his usual time
and started for town. We see him riding slowly down
the road, hoping the mask you had everything to figured
out right. It looked to me like a fellow. That's
everything he was doing. Here was the engine of that matter.
You long me watch much. You got to be seeing something,
damn most anytime. Now Towning's a fur away hold on
that sheriff, Damn Cooley, you got the drop on me. Boy,
knock it down.
Speaker 5: We got something to be settled between us, and it's
going to be set right now.
Speaker 1: Are you cleaning? Loco? You can might just as.
Speaker 5: Well keep still, Sheriff. Talk won't do you no good.
Speaker 1: Now what do you want with me?
Speaker 5: Stand away from that fart?
Speaker 1: But I hi, all right, all right, I'm doing what
you tell me to.
Speaker 5: Now I'm putting my gun back in the holster.
Speaker 1: Then what are you aiming to do? I reckon?
Speaker 5: You know what I'm gonna do, Sheriff.
Speaker 7: There ain't nobody around here that ain't heard me say
I was gonna shoot you down as soon as I
got the chance. Yeah, but I ain't the man to
kill a fellow without letting him go for his gun.
Speaker 1: You ain't gonna get away with his dan Who's.
Speaker 5: To stop me? That mass fella ain't hanging around out
a protection.
Speaker 1: I don't need nobody's help.
Speaker 7: I'm glad you feel that way. Now my gun's in
the holster. You and me will draw at the same time.
Speaker 5: And if I don't grow, then if you get killed,
it's your own fault.
Speaker 7: Uh, get ready, I'm counting the three and then if
he ain't made a move for your iron, I'm shooting regardless.
Speaker 1: You don't need to count. I'm going In their camp,
Wolf and Red waited anxiously for Dan's return. His success
meant the accomplishment of their plans. His failure threatened them
with further danger. We hear them as they discussed the situation.
Speaker 6: I'm you're like to know how Dan come out.
Speaker 3: Red.
Speaker 6: This waiting's making me fidgety.
Speaker 1: It ain't doing you no good.
Speaker 6: But it's been near three hours since you rode away.
It should have been back by now.
Speaker 10: There's a hole land to yourself. There won't be nothing
till we can do till he gets here.
Speaker 5: That must be him now, it is him either hurry over,
had dunne he didn't?
Speaker 6: That fixes everything up, just right?
Speaker 5: Did you have much trouble?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 7: But I I ain't feeling so good about it now.
Speaker 5: Maybe I had things figured out wrong.
Speaker 10: After all, You had things figured wrong, all right, and
not the things you're thinking of.
Speaker 5: Huh, pis your hands Hey, what's going on here?
Speaker 10: You'll hurt them, get your hands up. But wait, look here,
there's something we want to know, and you'd better tell us.
Prano if you're sadly, what's.
Speaker 1: Good for you?
Speaker 6: But what do you do with that letter you found there? Bailey?
Speaker 5: You want that letter?
Speaker 1: Yeah, darn right we do.
Speaker 5: But what's it got to do with you? Fellas?
Speaker 6: Just this? It was me to drop that letter?
Speaker 5: What's that?
Speaker 6: So if you think we're fooling, you can get that
notion out of your head right now.
Speaker 5: Then then you're the armbre that shot Bailey?
Speaker 6: And what if I was?
Speaker 7: And that means it was you that framed me for
the killing. It was you that shot me and put
that gun.
Speaker 1: In my hand? Is sure I did?
Speaker 6: And it turned out jazzpa for.
Speaker 5: You dirty pole cats.
Speaker 10: We ain't got no time to waste, and you we
want to know where you hit that letter.
Speaker 1: I ain't saying well, by all you will you won't
live to ride away from this camp. And that ain't
no bluff either.
Speaker 5: Do what you please, but you ain't getting that letter.
Speaker 6: No, don't be a fool. Then if you were dead,
that letter ain't gonna do you no good?
Speaker 7: Maybe not but as long as you ain't got it,
there's a chance that the law will catch up with you.
Speaker 1: You're gonna give it to us? No?
Speaker 10: Why, Well, then you've asked for it, and now you're
gonna get it.
Speaker 5: Oh my hand, where did that shot come from?
Speaker 1: I fired it up with your hands, all of you,
And there's a sheriff.
Speaker 5: But it can't be him.
Speaker 1: I just shot him.
Speaker 5: I saw him for.
Speaker 1: That was just part of the mask man's tree.
Speaker 5: What did you say?
Speaker 1: Redskin came into your camp last night? I was sleeping,
so he didn't hear him. But he took the bullets
out of your gun and stuck in planks.
Speaker 5: I shot you with blanks.
Speaker 1: That's right, Toda. When I watched you, when you made
ready to leave this morning, Dan, you would discovered the trick.
We would have prevented your firing at the sheriff.
Speaker 7: Wait a second, according to that sheriff, you could have
fired at and if you'd wanted to, But you didn't.
Speaker 1: You let me go. You've had me size the prong. Dan.
All I do is my duty. I don't go out
of my way to harm nobody.
Speaker 5: Well, you have got us again, I reckon, you'll be
taking us back to jail.
Speaker 1: You won't have to stay there for long, Dan, Why
I thought I As soon as you rode off, I
got my horse Anthologia, and I heard enough to know
that Wolf there's a dirty skunk to kill Bailey. It
ain't up. You can't lie your way out of this, Wolf.
But I never killed anybody, Sheriff. You ain't got nothing
on me. There's plenty on you. You help Wolf to
break jail, and just now you're would have killed Dan
if we han't been.
Speaker 7: Close by, Sheriff, I feel bad about this. I was
gonna shoot you, and now you proved iminison.
Speaker 1: Forget about it. Dan. Besides, the warned me that caught
these fellas. It wasn't Nope. The credit belongs to the
mask man the engine. But it hadn't been for them,
I'd still be looking to jail you for murder, and
these skunks would have gone free.
Speaker 4: Come on on the trails.
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