The Yearling
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:34:01
You like to sleep up there?
:34:04
You see things at night
and hear things.

:34:07
What?
:34:08
All the things scared of the daytime.
:34:11
I seen a deer and a wolf
playing together.

:34:14
You couldn't have seen that.
They's enemies.

:34:18
That's what folks tell you.
:34:20
And I seen the Spaniards
riding on big black horses.

:34:24
They's tall and dark
and have shiny helmets.

:34:28
There ain't no Spaniards left.
They all gone, like the Indians.

:34:34
They's here.
:34:36
Listen to me. The next time
you go to your sinkhole...

:34:40
...you know that magnolia
with the dogwood around it?

:34:43
Just you look behind it.
:34:45
There's always a Spaniard
on a big black horse...

:34:48
...riding past that magnolia.
:34:57
Guess we'd better go in.
:35:03
Well, Jody and me set out
after them dogs.

:35:06
That bear took them
across the scrub...

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...along the ponds,
through the thicket...

:35:12
...right to Juniper Creek,
where they caught up with him.

:35:15
- Tarnation! I wish I'd been there.
- Get on with it!

:35:19
- This dog go with them?
- Yes, he went along.

:35:22
Do he hold the bear at bay?
:35:24
No, he's sorry. The sorriest bear-dog
I ever owned or followed.

:35:29
- Got himself lame?
- No, he ain't lame.

:35:32
What you holding him so careful for?
:35:35
IKeep him out of the jaws
of them bloodhounds.

:35:38
- Valuable?
- Shut up, Lem!

:35:40
Go on, Penny!
:35:41
There he was, at the edge of Juniper
Creek, raring up on his hindlegs.

:35:46
Before I shoot,
Julie gets him by the throat.

:35:50
He pushes her off, and I get a chance
to shoot... and what happens?

:35:54
- What did happen?
- Go on!

:35:56
My gun won't shoot.
:35:58
Tried it again and again,
but she won't shoot.


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