:07:09
Moving mighty fast for a Sunday.
:07:15
- Will'
- All those people...
:07:21
Amy, people ought to be alone
when they get married.
:07:24
I know.
:07:27
I'm gonna try, Amy. I'll do my best.
:07:32
I will too.
:07:39
Honeymoon is officially over.
Come on, everybody.
:07:43
- Don't look so shocked.
- No privacy on his wedding day.
:07:47
Well, one more ceremony,
and Will's a free man, more or less.
:07:53
Marshal, turn in your badge.
:07:55
I hate to do this
without your new marshal being here.
:07:59
Fuller, Haland I are the entire board
of selectmen in this community.
:08:03
We're also your very good friends.
:08:05
With the fine job you've done I feel free
to say, and the judge will bail me out,
:08:10
this town will be safe 'til tomorrow.
:08:14
You win. But don't marry a Quaker,
she'll have you running a store.
:08:18
- I can't picture you doing that, Will
- I can.
:08:22
So can I, and a good thing, too.
:08:25
Thank you.
:08:27
You didn't talk that way
when you wore a star.
:08:31
All right, it's coming off.
But I gotta to be paid first.
:08:37
- Let me down!
- Not until you kiss me.
:08:41
Will, let me down, you fool!
:08:51
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:08:56
- You should have been a lawyer.
- I was meant to be a storekeeper.