My Little Chickadee
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:31:01
I can't figure out what from.
:31:03
This is a pretty wild country.
:31:05
Boss, this guy Twillie is gunpowder.
:31:08
He was on that train today
that was raided by Injuns.

:31:10
According to him,
he beat them all single-handed.

:31:13
What do you know about that?
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- Say, he must be pretty good.
- It's news to me.

:31:18
You know, I'm kind of sorry I accused a man
of his fighting spirit of cheating.

:31:22
Now, the best way to blot out the stain
on his reputation is to honour him.

:31:26
How do you mean?
:31:28
I'm going to make him
Sheriff of Greasewood City.

:31:30
We need a sheriff,
and he's just the man we've been looking for.

:31:35
- For something else, but not for sheriff.
- It's all settled.

:31:46
- It was the Comanches, Chippewas,
and the old Sepulveda Indians.

:31:51
It gives me great pleasure
to make a brave man like yourself...

:31:54
Sheriff of Greasewood City.
:31:58
Gentlemen, you overwhelm me.
:32:01
Here, take this badge
and pin it over my heart.

:32:05
Well, Sheriff, congratulations.
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I thank... Thank you.
Be careful of that trigger finger.

:32:11
- This is ridiculous.
:32:13
You can't make this man sheriff.
He's not fit for the job.

:32:16
What have we here?
:32:19
I'm running this town, Carter.
:32:21
I've told you to keep out of my business
if you want to go on peddling your papers.

:32:25
If I want a sheriff, I'm going to have one.
:32:27
Who is this muckraker?
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There's one consolation, Badger.
He won't be sheriff very long.

:32:35
- What do you mean by that?
- You ought to know what I mean.

:32:38
None of them last very long.
:32:39
If this lady knows what's good for her,
she and her husband will stay out of here.

:32:44
- What's the argument?
- I never argue with a lady.

:32:48
Play it safe, huh?
:32:54
- Who is this high-collar, anyway?
- He just runs the newspaper here.

:32:57
And he's got some idea
about what he calls law and order.


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