:04:14
about all he'd done
that summer
:04:16
was hunt for that sow.
:04:17
Wouldn't even stop-
:04:20
wouldn't even stop hunting
when winter come.
:04:22
Sure enough,
:04:23
one night,
when he's plowing-
:04:25
one night when he's plowing home
through the snow,
:04:28
he seen something move
in the shadows.
:04:32
Sam's-
:04:33
sam's right scared.
:04:35
Figures maybe it's a bear.
:04:38
Then the-
:04:40
then the bear grunts,
and it ain't no bear at all!
:04:44
It's the sow!
:04:45
Well, sam was fitting
to be tied-
:04:47
the rejoicingest man
you ever seen-
:04:50
10 times as rejoiceful
for the lost one
:04:52
as for them that stayed
in the fold.
:04:54
Now this here-
:04:56
now this here-
:04:59
now this here is the point!
:05:11
Appears to me
the devil be a-knocking
:05:14
at the door
of a house of worship.
:05:17
If there's any of you
want to go get him,
:05:20
you'll be free to go
because the meeting's over.
:05:31
Pastor pile, alvin york
done shot his initials
:05:33
in this tree-
"a.y." plain as day.
:05:35
It were alvin york,
ike botkin,
:05:37
and buck lipscomb
and their liquor.
:05:39
Who was you saying
it were?
:05:43
Who was you saying
it were?
:05:45
It were alvin,
mrs. York.
:05:48
How be you
knowing?
:05:54
It weren't alvin, mother york.
:05:56
It were the liquor.
:05:58
Mighty good shooting
:05:59
for a man
and his liquor,