:15:01
Shall we tell Davies you're coming?
:15:04
Yes, yes, of course.
I suppose I'll have to.
:15:07
But, doggone it,
this is the sheriff's job, not mine.
:15:12
(MEN MUMBLING)
:15:19
If he don't come around,
we'll go get him ourselves.
:15:21
(MUMBLES)
:15:27
Coming along, Sparks?
:15:30
SPARKS: No, I don't guess so.
SMITH: Better come along, Sparks.
:15:35
Ain't every day we have a hanging
in a town as dead as this one.
:15:40
You won't have to do nothing.
:15:43
All the real work is signed up.
:15:50
We ought to have a reverend along,
because there gonna be some praying.
:15:56
Maybe you're right, Mr. Smith.
:15:59
Maybe somebody ought to go along
that feels the way I do.
:16:03
SMITH: Davies'll loan you his Bible, all
the reading will be done at the burial.
:16:08
Thank you, sir, but I knows my text
without the Book.
:16:12
-They're kidding you, Sparks.
-I know, sir. . .
:16:15
. . .but maybe Mr. Smith is accidentally
right. Maybe I ought to go along.
:16:20
There's an old horse in my shed
you can use.
:16:22
Thank you, sir. I'll go and fetch him.
:16:26
Here comes Ma!
:16:29
MAN: Come on, we're ready to go!
MA: Hi, boys!
:16:32
MAN: Come on, Jenny!
These boys are getting tired of waiting!
:16:35
-Well, boys, what are we waiting for?
-Judge Tyler. Davies asked him to come.
:16:45
I understand how it is, men.
:16:47
My old friend Larry Kinkaid,
one of the finest and noblest--
:16:52
Cut the stumping, Tyler.
All we want is your blessing.
:16:57
Of course, you can't flinch
from what you believe to be your duty. . .