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{MeIissa by
The Allman Brothers playing]

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You don't say much,
but you get your point across.

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Sorry.
l didn't mean to be rude.

204
[Ennis clearing throat]

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All right.

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You're staying
on your feet, cowboy.

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Excuse me, darling.

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So l'll pick you and Jenny up
next weekend, after church.

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Fine.

210
You all right?

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Yes.

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Are you sure?

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Daddy, l was thinking,
what with the new baby
and all...

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Ma and Monroe have been
awful strict on me.

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More on me than Jenny even.

216
l was thinking,
maybe l could....

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Maybe l could come
stay with you.

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l'd be an awful good help,
l know l would.

219
Now, you know
l ain't set up for that.

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With the roundup coming...

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l won't ever be home.

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lt's all right, Daddy.

223
l'm not saying
that l wouldn't--
lt's all right, l understand.

224
Well, see you on Sunday, then.

225
Bye.

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Bye, sweetheart.

227
Going to snow
tonight for sure.

228
Yup.

229
All this time and you ain't
found nobody else to marry?

230
l been putting the blocks...

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to a good-looking little gal
over in Riverton.

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She's a waitress.
Wants to go to nursing school
or something.

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l don't know.

234
What about you and Lureen?

235
Lureen's good
at making hard deals in
the machinery business...

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but as far as
our marriage goes...

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we could do it over the phone.

238
l kind of got this thing
going with...

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a ranch foreman's wife
over in Rutters.

240
What?
l'm bound to get shot...

241
by Lureen or her husband
each time l slip off
to see her.

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You probably deserve it.

243
Tell you what.

244
The truth is...

245
sometimes l miss you so much,
l can hardly stand it.

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[truck door closing]

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l guess l'll head up
on to Lightning Flat.

248
See the folks
for a day or two.

249
There's something l been
meaning to tell you, bud.

250
Well, it's likely November
before l can come out
here again.