Friendly Persuasion
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:33:01
Mr. Birdwell, the Raiders don't draw
a line between soldiers and civilians.

:33:05
They're the toughest Confederate troops,
and there's no telling what they'll do.

:33:10
If they're going to come they're
going to come, like fire or flood.

:33:13
If it's the Lord's will,
there's nothing we can do.

:33:17
There's something I can do.
:33:27
Have you got an extra gun?
:33:30
Why, sure, Enoch.
:33:34
I hate to cross you like this.
:33:37
Don't seem grateful.
:33:39
You folks have been mighty kind to me.
:33:41
But you see, sir,
a runaway slave like me...

:33:44
...I wouldn't stand a chance
with those men.

:33:46
So if they're going to catch me...
:33:48
...l'm going down fighting.
:33:54
Thee's free.
:33:56
Free to choose.
:33:58
So am I.
:34:04
Thee can saddle up Tommy.
:34:06
Thank you.
:34:09
I'll go with thee.
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Without asking us, son?
:34:14
There's no need to go now.
:34:16
Morning's soon enough.
:34:18
I'll be in Vernon.
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I'll meet thee there.
:34:23
Better talk it over with your folks.
:34:28
Tell Mattie goodbye.
:34:30
Tell her when I get back, I hope to say
better what I was trying to tell her.

:34:38
God bless thee.

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