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:13:00
See, now, here's a piece of candy for you.
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- I don't want...
- Don't you want it? Oh, yes.

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- Take your hands off that child.
- Come here, Betsy.

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Tell, dear.
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You try any of your kidnapping tricks,
you'll suffer for it.

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- Why l...
- You vicious hussy.

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You're not fit to touch a child.
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Come, Mrs. Sessy.
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I suppose I should've let her lie there
in the mud and cry.

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...and how they applauded when I said:
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"Oklahoma has made its history overnight.
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"Like a miracle out of the Old Testament."
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You're right, dear. I do like it here.
:13:47
I'm so glad we came away from Wichita.
:13:52
And you should've seen them
open their eyes at this.

:13:56
- What do you think of it?
- Cruelty to animals.

:14:00
Yancey. It's the very latest thing
from Chicago.

:14:03
Some old squaw sees some of that,
and she'll want to buy a pair...

:14:06
and put a papoose in each sleeve.
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Cousin Della writes
they'll be even fuller by autumn.

:14:15
By autumn?
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- What's in the telegram?
- News, sugar.

:14:32
President Cleveland has set a date
for the opening of the Cherokee strip.

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The Cherokee land?
:14:37
The government's bought it
from the Indians for the huge sum...

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of $1.40 an acre.
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- Pushing them further back.
- Well, it's a good thing.

:14:44
They made no use of it, anyhow.
Dirty, filthy, good for nothing, low...

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Honey.
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Honey, come here.
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Let's go, Sabra. Let's go for an allotment
of that Cherokee land.


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