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:33:01
Let it go.
:33:02
- Anybody gonna bid any more?
- They all dropped out. Can’t you see?

:33:08
- You got enough, Aunt Eller.
- Let’s get on.

:33:10
I got the money.
:33:11
- I haven’t said “gone” yet--
- Say it!

:33:16
Going to Jud...
:33:19
... for $6 and two bits.
:33:22
Going. Going...
:33:29
- Who did you say was getting Laurey?
- Jud Fry!

:33:31
- For how much?
- $6.25!

:33:34
- I don’t believe that’s enough, do you?
- More than you got.

:33:38
I’ve got a saddle here. It cost me $30.
:33:42
You can’t bid saddles, you gotta bid cash.
:33:45
A $30 saddle must be worth
something to somebody.

:33:47
I’ll give you $10.
:33:49
You can’t earn a living without a saddle.
:33:51
- You’ve got cash?
- Right in my pocket.

:33:54
Let’s don’t waste time.
How high are you going?

:33:56
Higher than you, no matter what.
:33:59
- Aunt Eller, I’m bidding all of this $10.
- $10! Going, going--

:34:03
$10 and two bits!
:34:09
Curly?
:34:13
Most of you boys know my horse, Blue.
:34:17
He’s kind of a nice horse.
He’s gentle. He’s well-broke.

:34:19
Don’t sell Blue, Curly!
:34:21
I’ll give you $25 for him.
:34:25
Sold. Aunt Eller, that makes the bid $35.
:34:29
Curly, you’re crazy...
:34:31
... but it’s all for the schoolhouse,
ain’t it? Going for $35--

:34:34
Hold on! I’m not finished bidding yet!
:34:38
You just sold everything you’ve got
in the world, didn’t you?

:34:41
Your clothes ain’t worth nothing.
:34:44
You can’t sell your gun
because you’ll need it.

:34:46
Yes, sir, you’ll need it bad.
:34:49
I’m just as good as Curly
at getting what I want!

:34:53
I’m going to bid
everything I’ve got in the world.

:34:56
$42.31!

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