American Outlaws
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Damn.
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Thanks, Mr. Williams.
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You have to look carefully
at these Yankee $2 bills.

:39:14
-Could you change this for me? Thanks.
-Certainly, sir.

:39:19
-I'm sorry, this bill is counterfeit.
-I don't think so.

:39:23
I'll need all your money
so I can compare.

:39:26
Scientific method.
I hear it's all the rage.

:39:29
Yes, you can compare
all of them, Mr.--

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James.
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-Jesse James?
-Yes, sir, it's a terrible sketch.

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-That's all I have.
-Thank you. Been a pleasure.

:39:40
Take care now, you hear?
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-Goodbye, sir.
-Goodbye.

:39:44
Pinkerton, why can't you catch
these outlaws?

:39:47
It's early in the game, sir.
:39:49
Jesse James and I are learning
each other's moves. . .

:39:52
. . .feeling out each other.
:39:54
I'm losing millions while you play
chess with these farmers.

:39:58
Hardly farmers.
:39:59
Each of these men has four
years of fighting experience.

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They're disciplined and
have a charismatic leader.

:40:06
If I were to design the perfect
outlaw band. . .

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. . .this is the gang I'd create.
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So, what can you tell me?
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It's going to be a long winter.
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Take this road! Come on!
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-Come on, boys! Come on!
-Let's go!

:40:33
Come on, boys!
Let's go, let's go, let's go!


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