:09:02
Why I want to talk to royer.
:09:04
A little business matter.
:09:07
Next.
:09:12
No long hair.
:09:14
No more than one wife.
:09:17
No heathenish ways.
:09:19
No old religion.
:09:21
No drinking.
:09:22
No language but english.
:09:26
If you can accept these things,
:09:28
then step over there and
pick up your uniforms.
:09:42
Indian police are doing well.
:09:45
Well, can't blame 'em for wanting
something better, I suppose.
:09:50
Things took a bad turn back in '88.
:09:52
Crops failed two years running.
:09:56
And the indians weren't
the only ones who suffered.
:09:57
We were damn near wiped out.
:09:59
But clara, the boy, and me,
we saw ourselves through.
:10:03
She can't wait to see you.
:10:06
"To see a world in a grain of sand, "
:10:09
and heaven in a wild flower, "
:10:11
hold infinity in the palm of
your hand and eternity in an hour. "
:10:18
Isn't that a wonderful thought?
:10:20
To see a world in a grain of sand.
:10:23
How many times do we look without seeing?
:10:26
Poetry teaches us to see
things in a different way.
:10:31
There's no reason to be afraid of it.
:10:33
Who wants to try?
:10:41
Read among yourselves. Quietly.
:10:56
Quite a dapper eastern
gentleman you've become.