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00:00:00Mattie, honey, your shirt.
00:00:02Jeff!
00:00:04This is great.
00:00:06There's my rosy cheeks.
00:00:08There's a good girl.
00:00:10There you go.
00:00:12Mommy's in a hurry. I need you to put your shirt on.
00:00:14Matthew.
00:00:16Thank you.
00:00:18Jeff! Sorry.
00:00:20Cookie had to milk the cow again.
00:00:22Lost track of time.
00:00:24Come here, baby.
00:00:26Good girl.
00:00:30Morning, Jeff.
00:00:32Morning.
00:00:36Well, it's not rare beefsteaks,
00:00:38but you should eat your breakfast anyway, Jeff.
00:00:40Morning.
00:00:42Morning, Scotty.
00:00:46What?
00:00:48For what we are about to receive,
00:00:54Lord, we are grateful.
00:00:56Amen.
00:01:00Come on.
00:01:04We might as well slow down.
00:01:06It's not like they can start without you.
00:01:08It sets a bad example to the students
00:01:10if the teacher's late.
00:01:12Cookie, would you please...
00:01:14Oh, yeah.
00:01:16Come on here, you little sweet baby.
00:01:20Now?
00:01:22We might need to hurry as well.
00:01:24We gotta move those cows to that creek on the south side.
00:01:26Coming.
00:01:28All right, now, Maddie, you listen to Cookie, all right?
00:01:30Yes, ma'am.
00:01:32Mind him. Take a nap when he tells you to.
00:01:34Stay out of trouble.
00:01:36Bye-bye.
00:01:40Missy?
00:01:42What's the matter?
00:01:44Did I forget something?
00:01:46No.
00:01:48I just wanted to let you know
00:01:50that have a nice day.
00:01:52Have a nice day. Well, thank you.
00:01:54Same to you.
00:01:56What did you really wanted to say, Mr. Lahaye?
00:01:58I hate that we need the money
00:02:00from your teaching job.
00:02:02But between the drought and the cattle plague,
00:02:04the herd's much smaller
00:02:06than it should be.
00:02:08Well, only the good Lord knows
00:02:10how big our herd should be.
00:02:12Let's let our faith rest in Him.
00:02:14You're right.
00:02:16I know I am.
00:02:18Now, I better get going,
00:02:20or Tetzford Junction's gonna start looking for a new teacher.
00:02:22I love you.
00:02:26I love you, too.
00:02:38Have a nice day.
00:02:40You, too.
00:02:46Bring them up!
00:02:48Come on!
00:02:52Bring them up!
00:02:54Come on!
00:03:02There they go!
00:03:06Come on!
00:03:24Scotty! Jeff!
00:03:26Yeah?
00:03:28Drive the herd to the creek.
00:03:30I'll meet you there in a little bit.
00:03:32All right.
00:03:34All right.
00:03:54Come on!
00:04:00Afternoon, Mr. Lahaye.
00:04:02Medoros.
00:04:04Abel.
00:04:06What brings you out my way?
00:04:08Always cut to the chase, don't you?
00:04:10It usually suits me best, Sam.
00:04:12That's why we came to see this man, Abel.
00:04:14Always directly to the point
00:04:16and honest to a fault.
00:04:18Well, I don't think you rode all the way out here
00:04:20just to pay me a compliment.
00:04:22We need a sheriff from Tetra Junction.
00:04:24Well, if you're here for my official position on the matter,
00:04:26I'd have to say I agree with you.
00:04:28I'm here to offer you the job.
00:04:30Well, I'm no law, Medoros.
00:04:32Hear me out, Willie.
00:04:34This job doesn't come without its
00:04:36share of bonuses.
00:04:38You get a good, steady paycheck.
00:04:40Why me?
00:04:42Because people like you.
00:04:44And you can be persuasive keeping the peace.
00:04:46Get the job done.
00:04:48I appreciate it, but
00:04:50not interested.
00:04:52See, I got my hands full
00:04:54looking after my herd until
00:04:56we take them to market.
00:04:58Well, I will be hiring a sheriff, Willie.
00:05:02And I'd like for that job to go to a man
00:05:04with integrity like yourself.
00:05:06You know, that way you could help your family
00:05:08and the town.
00:05:10Just think about it, Willie.
00:05:20I have a surprise for you today,
00:05:22boys and girls.
00:05:24Someone has donated brand new readers
00:05:26for our whole class.
00:05:28Yes, Annie.
00:05:30Are they for our very own to keep?
00:05:32Everyone will get their very own copy
00:05:34to borrow for the rest of the year.
00:05:36Would you like to help me pass them out?
00:05:38Here you go.
00:05:40It's right over there.
00:05:42Now,
00:05:44I'd like for you to open up your readers
00:05:46and write your name on the inside
00:05:48cover.
00:05:50Use pencil
00:05:52and use your best penmanship.
00:05:54Mrs. LaHaye,
00:05:56would you like me to write your name
00:05:58on the inside cover?
00:06:00Yes, Annie.
00:06:02I'd like you to write your name
00:06:04on the inside cover.
00:06:06Mrs. LaHaye?
00:06:08Yes?
00:06:10My reader's already got a name in it.
00:06:12It says Samuel H. Doros.
00:06:14That's because it was Mayor Doros
00:06:16who donated these readers.
00:06:18Without his generosity, we wouldn't have these new books.
00:06:20All right, class.
00:06:22I would like to start
00:06:24with our penmanship.
00:06:26Now, let's begin.
00:06:28Turn to page three.
00:06:36Hey, Mandy!
00:06:44Hey, Mandy!
00:06:54Much longer.
00:06:56Should be any minute now.
00:07:02Look who's up from her nap.
00:07:04Yeah, they never want to miss a phone.
00:07:06Isn't that right?
00:07:08Now, I want you two to be on your best behavior.
00:07:10Just because we live in the Wild West
00:07:12does not mean that we have to act like it.
00:07:14I see him!
00:07:16Oh, he's here!
00:07:30Come here, sweetheart.
00:07:34Pa!
00:07:36You're here!
00:07:38Oh, you're finally here!
00:07:40I'm here, sweetheart.
00:07:42Oh, you're a beautiful sight
00:07:44for these eyes.
00:07:46I promised your mother
00:07:48I would memorize this very moment.
00:07:50Oh, Pa, I can't tell you
00:07:52how much I've missed you.
00:07:54Mom and the boys are fine.
00:07:56They wish they were here.
00:07:58The cost of the trip was just too much for all of us.
00:08:00I wish they could have come, too,
00:08:02but I'm so glad that you didn't wait any longer.
00:08:04Kathy's down for the night.
00:08:06Sounds like she gave up without a fight.
00:08:08Oh, she's worn out from all the excitement
00:08:10of meeting her grandpa today.
00:08:12Well, it's been pretty exciting for me, too.
00:08:14Marty and I have been
00:08:16very grateful
00:08:18to get to know all of you.
00:08:20From Missy's letters.
00:08:22But it's so nice to finally
00:08:24be able to put the faces with the names.
00:08:26All of us being apart
00:08:28has been hard.
00:08:30And I know you've had some hard times.
00:08:32But God's with us.
00:08:34It's been a tough couple of years
00:08:36for all the ranchers in the area.
00:08:38Little to no rain made the grazing scarce
00:08:40and then the cattle plagues swept through the valley.
00:08:42Thankfully, we have my teaching job
00:08:44to help make ends meet.
00:08:46We're just looking to hold out
00:08:48till we can drive the herd
00:08:50to the market in springtime.
00:08:52Pray for a big payday.
00:08:54Catch up on things.
00:08:56I'll pray for that myself.
00:09:00In the meantime, I'm just thankful to be here.
00:09:10How do you always manage to skedaddle
00:09:12before you're finished getting dressed?
00:09:14Come here.
00:09:16It might take your pa
00:09:18to show him the herd this morning.
00:09:20Not before I see that baby granddaughter of mine.
00:09:22Rosy cheeks.
00:09:24I'll go get Kathy up.
00:09:26It's a rare thing she sleeps in this late.
00:09:30Morning.
00:09:36Willie!
00:09:38Willie!
00:09:42What's wrong?
00:09:44She's not breathing.
00:09:46Willie, she's not breathing.
00:09:48Kathy?
00:09:50Kathy?
00:09:52Jeff, get out.
00:09:54Kathy?
00:09:56Baby, please.
00:09:58Oh, my...
00:10:00What?
00:10:02Kathy?
00:10:04Kathy, please!
00:10:06Oh, my...
00:10:10Come here, son.
00:10:12Kathy, come on.
00:10:14Come on.
00:10:16Come on.
00:10:18No, my child.
00:10:24Grief
00:10:26consumes us.
00:10:28Emotions
00:10:30betray us.
00:10:32Somehow, Lord,
00:10:36let us rest in your promise.
00:10:38Your promise
00:10:40that Kathy is safe
00:10:42in your arms.
00:10:44Please accept my condolences, Mr. Davis.
00:10:46It is such a tragedy.
00:10:48I am sorry.
00:10:52Thank you.
00:10:54Hello, sweetheart.
00:10:56Uh, Mr. Davis,
00:10:58this is my daughter Colette.
00:11:00Colette, this is Mr. Clark Davis,
00:11:02Mrs. Lahaye's father
00:11:04and little Kathy's grandfather.
00:11:06I'm so sorry
00:11:08for your loss.
00:11:10Thank you.
00:11:12It's awful.
00:11:14Thank you.
00:11:16Colette is, uh...
00:11:18She's on break.
00:11:20She's been refining her ways
00:11:22to travel back east.
00:11:24Very good.
00:11:28You know how it is with daughters.
00:11:34They sure can break their fathers' hearts.
00:11:42In more ways than one.
00:11:52Oh.
00:12:02The words were just right.
00:12:04Good.
00:12:06Strange.
00:12:08How in an instant
00:12:10everything can change.
00:12:12Makes a man unsure about
00:12:14anything
00:12:16and everything.
00:12:18Tough times all over.
00:12:20Gotta say,
00:12:22you hired me a few years back
00:12:24and I was working as a hand for you.
00:12:26It might
00:12:28be easier on the nerves
00:12:30than having my own spread.
00:12:32Now that I'm married
00:12:34and Linda's expecting,
00:12:36I realize
00:12:38how much that's at stake,
00:12:40how bad I want it to work out.
00:12:50I put her to sleep,
00:12:52just like always,
00:12:54and then I checked on her.
00:12:56I was so worried.
00:12:58But I was wrong.
00:13:00I was wrong.
00:13:02I was wrong.
00:13:04I was wrong.
00:13:06I was wrong.
00:13:08I was wrong.
00:13:10I was wrong.
00:13:12I was wrong.
00:13:14I was wrong.
00:13:16I was wrong.
00:13:18And then I checked on her
00:13:20right before I went to sleep,
00:13:22and she was fine.
00:13:24But in the morning
00:13:26I went to get her up
00:13:28and she...
00:13:30she wasn't...
00:13:32she wasn't breathing.
00:13:36I just want her safe
00:13:40and protected.
00:13:48Missy...
00:13:52I'll be fine.
00:13:56I'll be fine.
00:14:19That was a beautiful service, Henry.
00:14:22Thank you.
00:14:24Perhaps
00:14:26you should have
00:14:28stuck to your previous vocation,
00:14:30judging by those
00:14:32glorious words you spoke.
00:14:34You know God a lot better
00:14:36than you know cattle.
00:14:40She knew.
00:14:42A gift to my wife from her father.
00:14:44A fine gift.
00:14:48Thank you.
00:15:18Thank you.
00:15:22Thank you.
00:15:32Thank you.
00:15:34Thank you.
00:15:36Thank you.
00:15:38Thank you.
00:15:40Yes.
00:15:42What?
00:15:48Morning.
00:15:50Morning, Missy.
00:15:52Smell anything?
00:15:54Yes.
00:15:56What are you doing?
00:15:58It's a school day.
00:16:00Getting in early.
00:16:02Stop for once.
00:16:04Yeah.
00:16:06Let me get my horn in.
00:16:12Yeah.
00:16:14Yeah.
00:16:16Low key, low key
00:16:18I dance in the fog
00:16:20Where love is hiding
00:16:22In the middle of the night
00:16:24Low key, low key
00:16:26Love without words
00:16:28As if music is pouring from the blood
00:16:30Low key, low key
00:16:32You are my trap
00:16:34In the labyrinth of feelings
00:16:36I love you
00:16:38I'm sorry I didn't teach you how to love.
00:16:40But this is how much I love you.
00:16:42We need the money.
00:16:44We need the money.
00:16:46Cookie.
00:16:48I'm sorry I'm late.
00:16:50I'm late for school.
00:16:52Please move the purple and the rest of your things
00:16:54Up to the bar.
00:16:56Let's go.
00:16:58I'm sorry I'm late.
00:17:00Low key, low key
00:17:02Love without words
00:17:04As if music is pouring from the blood
00:17:06Low key, low key
00:17:08I dance in the fog
00:17:10Where love is hiding
00:17:12In the middle of the night
00:17:42Moby Dick?
00:17:44I think it's the best thing Melville's ever written.
00:17:46Yes, Ishmael and his
00:17:48Wailing Voyage.
00:17:50As far as authors go, I prefer Dickens.
00:17:52I'm halfway through
00:17:54Great Expectations.
00:17:56So the evening mists were rising now
00:17:58And in all the broad expanse of
00:18:00Tranquil light they showed to me
00:18:02I saw no shadow of another parting from her.
00:18:06These last few lines of the book
00:18:08Didn't mean to
00:18:10Spoil the ending for you.
00:18:12You should keep reading though.
00:18:22You shouldn't run full out like that.
00:18:24There's wheel ruts and prairie dog holes.
00:18:26Oh, you shouldn't worry about me.
00:18:28I'm a very accomplished writer.
00:18:30I was worried about him.
00:18:36How's your father and mother?
00:18:38They're not my parents.
00:18:40They're not?
00:18:42No, the Lehays adopted me when I was 11.
00:18:44Right after my older brother suddenly died.
00:18:46I'm so sorry.
00:18:50This horse
00:18:54Looks familiar.
00:18:56Isn't he beautiful?
00:18:58My father just bought him for me.
00:19:02Will you be ready for an adventure tomorrow?
00:19:04What?
00:19:06Oh.
00:19:08Yeah, probably.
00:19:10Good.
00:19:20See ya.
00:19:34See ya.
00:20:04Mrs. Lehay?
00:20:30Mrs. Lehay?
00:20:34Oh.
00:20:36You didn't get my picture.
00:20:38Oh, I'm sorry.
00:20:40It's lovely.
00:20:42To the little girl.
00:20:46I tried to do it today and I just
00:20:48Couldn't.
00:20:50We'll be just fine.
00:20:52Well, we might, we might not.
00:20:54The Lord and said,
00:20:56Oh Lord God, remember me.
00:20:58I pray thee
00:21:00And strengthen me.
00:21:02I pray thee only this once.
00:21:04Oh God.
00:21:06Pa!
00:21:10Hey, little man.
00:21:14Pa, you're squeezing me.
00:21:28Cookie left some supper on the stove for you.
00:21:32Thank you.
00:21:36Mayor Doris offered me a job today.
00:21:40What kind of job?
00:21:42They're needing a sheriff.
00:21:44We didn't discuss it.
00:21:46Well, we need the money.
00:21:48Keep the ranch going.
00:21:50Who's gonna run the ranch?
00:21:52Scotty.
00:22:02Missy.
00:22:04Your finger's bleeding.
00:22:08I didn't feel a thing.
00:22:10Cookie.
00:22:32Cookie.
00:22:34You got some grub I can take out to Scotty and Jeff?
00:22:36I'm working on it as we speak.
00:22:38Yes, sir.
00:22:40How's she doing?
00:22:46Well, sir,
00:22:48she won't eat
00:22:50and she won't come out of that room.
00:22:52It's like she just...
00:22:54It's like she just stopped.
00:22:56It's like she just stopped.
00:22:58Why don't we try to give her
00:23:00some of your soup? It smells so good.
00:23:02Oh, yes.
00:23:08Missy?
00:23:20I've been praying
00:23:24for God to give you comfort.
00:23:30I brought something for you to eat.
00:23:32I can't.
00:23:34Please. You gotta try.
00:23:36Even if you don't feel hungry.
00:23:38Please, Paul, just leave me alone.
00:23:40I can't do that, darling.
00:23:42I love you too much.
00:24:06Run!
00:24:10Doros!
00:24:12Doros, get out here!
00:24:14Doros, you coward,
00:24:16get out here!
00:24:18Are you gonna run and hide?
00:24:24Now face me like the man, Doros!
00:24:26You can't hide behind your money now,
00:24:28can you, huh?
00:24:30Joe Paxson?
00:24:32Is that you?
00:24:34It's me. Who's that?
00:24:38It's Willie LaHaye.
00:24:40I'm the new sheriff.
00:24:42Do some sheriffing and lock up that crook, Doros.
00:24:44Why don't you put the gun down?
00:24:46We'll talk about that.
00:24:48Talking don't save a man's land.
00:24:50Bullets to the ticket!
00:24:52Come on, Joe. I got some coffee in my office.
00:24:54We can straighten this out.
00:24:56Get to the bottom.
00:24:58What's troubling you?
00:25:00Doros is at the bottom of it.
00:25:02Samuel, sell me down the river, Doros!
00:25:04Listen, Joe.
00:25:06Joe!
00:25:08You don't want to give
00:25:10your plan away like this.
00:25:12You took my family.
00:25:20Hey.
00:25:22You gonna help me, LaHaye?
00:25:26Yeah.
00:25:28I'm gonna help you inside.
00:25:30Coffee?
00:25:32Good long nap.
00:25:36It's all right.
00:25:38You got one bad man left in town, Willie.
00:25:42Soup's getting cold.
00:25:46Stubborn.
00:25:48Yep.
00:26:00Come on.
00:26:30It must be hundreds.
00:26:32My mother had them shipped over
00:26:34from her home in Boston.
00:26:36Father always said
00:26:38she lived and breathed books.
00:26:40The complete works of William Shakespeare.
00:26:42Oh, have you read much Shakespeare?
00:26:44Missy had me read Romeo and Juliet.
00:26:46So romantic, isn't it?
00:26:48Well, I read it a few years ago.
00:26:50It's a great book.
00:26:52It's a great book.
00:26:54It's a great book.
00:26:56It's a great book.
00:26:58Well, perhaps if you read it now...
00:27:00you would be more interested
00:27:02in the romance.
00:27:04Maybe so.
00:27:06If you read it now, you would see
00:27:08that though they're young,
00:27:10they both knew their own hearts.
00:27:12They knew that theirs was true love.
00:27:14You can borrow it
00:27:16if you would like.
00:27:18Really?
00:27:20I don't see why not.
00:27:22I mean, I'm gonna see you again, aren't I?
00:27:24I'm afraid that somebody
00:27:26Aren't I I'm afraid that some of those too fragile to be let out
00:27:35Jeff and I were just out riding and I wanted to show him the library. It's
00:27:40It's like nothing I've ever seen well as you can see this is also my office I have work to attend to
00:27:46Father there are just a few more titles. I'd like to show Jeff. I'm afraid it's gonna have to wait collect
00:27:51The father it's fine
00:27:54Your father's a busy man
00:27:58Ambassador
00:28:11I am so sorry about that. My father's not usually so rude. Don't worry about it
00:28:17I'll bring you the book next time. I see you. Okay?
00:28:20Better not might upset your father
00:28:23I
00:28:26Have been upsetting my father since I was old enough to tell him what dress I wanted to wear
00:28:32You sound like a girl who likes to be contrary, I'm a woman who knows what she wants
00:28:39And what would that be I'd like to spend more time with you
00:28:47Unless you don't want to I I'm sorry if I'm coming off like a spoiled brat I know
00:28:53No, I like that
00:29:10Please sweetheart come on in have a seat
00:29:17So are you in the habit of
00:29:19Spending your time with strange young man. He's hardly a strange young man father. I met him with you at the Le Hays ranch
00:29:27You've been spending time with them ever since
00:29:31I've seen him a couple of times
00:29:33He's being at home. So tedious
00:29:36Till yet spend your time with the likes of him. You just have to give him a chance
00:29:40He knows books and ranching and horses. You'll like him once you get to know him. That's hardly something that's likely to happen, baby
00:29:47Because you'll be going back to school and he'll be going back to doing whatever it is that he does
00:30:17You
00:30:47I
00:31:17Hear how late
00:31:21I didn't mean to wake you. I didn't just letting you thinking
00:31:39Really
00:31:42Have you been able to cry ever since kiss
00:31:48No
00:32:09Come on in sheriff. Mr. Doros been expecting you
00:32:18I
00:32:21Was
00:32:26Share play. Hey, I brought you appetite pull up seat
00:32:34All right, thanks
00:32:37I
00:32:46May have some pressing issues that will need your attention shortly
00:32:51Seems that Henry and Melinda Klein have me between a
00:32:55Shall we say a rock and a hard place? Well, Henry Melinda are good friends of mine. I'm sure they're good people
00:33:03But they got to pay their debts just like everybody else
00:33:05They had a bad spell last year
00:33:14The client barred a lot of money from
00:33:17Using his land and his livestock as collateral. They've missed several payments
00:33:22Much does he owe?
00:33:23Enough needs to pay me or you need to move him from the premises like Joe Paxon. I
00:33:30Know about that ruckus with him in town
00:33:32Dropping food the man lost everything
00:33:36Even had to send his wife and daughter away cuz he couldn't provide for him
00:33:40No, when I was a boy, I
00:33:43Can remember going for days without anything in my stomach and when I did have a meal
00:33:48See couldn't even enjoy it because I was too busy worrying about where my next meal would come from
00:33:54All because I had a father that was weak
00:33:57He built everything up I'm gonna let someone come in and take it from me
00:34:01I'm not my father like
00:34:03You're sitting in the biggest house for a hundred miles. You know the gap between me
00:34:09And chance poverty will never be big enough to suit me
00:34:13And if it means tossing people like Paxon off his land then so be it and I refuse
00:34:20So that life take a sucker punch for me
00:34:27See we all make choices like, you know, take you for instance
00:34:33You made the choice to become sheriff keep food on your table for your family now Paxon
00:34:40He chose to raise cattle
00:34:43She ended up on another man's table what? Oh, yeah
00:34:48When you get back to the jail
00:34:51You think Joe Paxon for that steak lunch was on him
00:34:58Oh
00:35:01Got to get back to town Oh
00:35:08Sheriff
00:35:12Aren't you forgetting something
00:35:15You
00:35:23Now those papers
00:35:25They give me the legal rights to claim Henry Kline's property if he should default
00:35:30He's got the money to pay me. Well, that's fine. If not
00:35:35Then you do your job sheriff and you give them notice
00:35:40Seven days and they vacate the premises
00:35:44Leaving all their possessions including livestock
00:35:51Then you tell Doris I'll pay him when I drive the cows to market that's still a month away
00:35:58Listen the loan contract says you got to pay him something now
00:36:02You need to make at least one payment maybe something you could sell I sold everything's not tied down
00:36:10And you know Melinda's expectant
00:36:25Why didn't you tell me things were so bad for you I
00:36:30Guess it was
00:36:31praying for a miracle
00:36:33Doris will force this issue Henry. He'll take your land over my cold dead body
00:36:40That kind of talk won't do your family any good the law says you got seven days or else I have to remove you from
00:36:47your property
00:37:04You
00:37:14Hi pop morning you're up and out early I
00:37:21Tell you Scotty
00:37:24He sure is one tough old man. He's keeping me busier than a farmer with a broke plow on a lame horse
00:37:34You
00:37:39Alright
00:37:41Trying to be Paul
00:37:45Most times it just feel like there's a dark cloud hanging over us. I can't get out from under
00:37:54Just nagging doubts
00:37:57I'm shaking faith feel like
00:38:02Like Willie and I are pulling apart losing a child
00:38:06That's the hardest pain any parent can go through
00:38:12You just have to make sure
00:38:15That you don't let that dark cloud overstay its welcome
00:38:19Steal your joy make you bitter
00:38:21It'll whisper lies
00:38:24disguise its truth
00:38:26It will attempt to divide you
00:38:30from those that you love
00:38:34You know that you're Willie
00:38:37Are both welcome back home if you decide not to stay
00:38:41We will do everything in our power to make sure you get a fresh start. Thank you Paul
00:38:45Hey, you two have been working so hard to make sure everything else gets done. I guess that's it
00:38:53Well, you know where he is what do you mean I'm saying it might be high time that you went to visit your husband
00:39:06The sheriff now you go freshen up and I'll sell your horse. Okay, Don
00:39:15I
00:39:17I
00:39:44Can't stop quit
00:39:47You
00:39:52How can I help
00:40:02Won't hit me the hammer in a nail
00:40:18I
00:40:35Well, you were right Clayton the lay boy been getting pretty cozy they're together right now
00:40:41I
00:40:46Don't regret that
00:40:48I
00:41:08Hope I'm not intruding if this is a bad time to visit I can know no
00:41:13It's really nice to see you Melinda. Please come in
00:41:19I
00:41:24I'm sorry. I haven't stopped by until now. I've been an awful friend. Oh, no
00:41:29No, please don't say that
00:41:32To be honest, I don't think I could have dealt with the company before
00:41:40How are you and Henry
00:41:42The baby fine
00:41:45Except for you know the ranch, but the ranch
00:41:49Willie hasn't told you I
00:41:52Don't really see Willie that much nowadays
00:41:57Not since he's been working as sheriff, you know that hmm he came by the other day
00:42:07What happened Melinda
00:42:12I
00:42:17Henry owes Sam Doris some money and he sent Willie to come by to collect
00:42:23I'm sorry, really. Sorry Melinda
00:42:27last year after the drought, um
00:42:30Doris paid Henry a visit and he made it seem like
00:42:34He wanted to help Henry get back on track and like everybody we were hurting financially. So
00:42:40We took him up on his offer
00:42:44Now we're behind on our payments and
00:42:50This is Willie a sheriff, he's the one who has to force us from Marley really won't do that sheriff doesn't have a choice
00:43:02What happens to Henry and Melinda if they don't pay Doris on time
00:43:06The horse will foreclose on their ranch just like you've done to Joe Pax and probably others I
00:43:13Know this is awful for you
00:43:18I've been thinking about going back to teaching
00:43:22If I go back then you wouldn't have to do this and be in this situation. You can't go back to teaching this
00:43:27Yes, I can I know
00:43:30Not now, please
00:43:32Why I don't understand
00:43:36I can't explain. I just need to know you're here safe
00:43:45I'll stay Willie. I'll stay
00:43:50Have you been praying for his help?
00:43:56I can't seem to
00:43:58Maybe we should try praying together. What exactly would we be praying for missy?
00:44:03The only thing we both want
00:44:06We won't ever see again
00:44:32Oh
00:44:53Yeah, please
00:45:02I
00:45:32You
00:46:02As
00:46:12You can see mr. Taylor said everything I brought with me is of the finest quality
00:46:17I'm sorry, mrs. Hey, but $13 is all I can do
00:46:22It still leaves me $2 short of what I need
00:46:28Well, that's entirely up to you
00:46:32I
00:46:45If it's worth $2 to you
00:47:02I
00:47:25Am glad you can make it sheriff
00:47:28We both think we're standing on our own land
00:47:37You know this day was coming you should have packed something got in your boots together so he couldn't have them
00:47:44Come on is this gonna take all day. I know he's just doing your job, Willie
00:47:50Seems to me and Klein have come to an impasse
00:47:52You
00:48:05Do fool yourself to realize that the user you are is indeed being used to the grave
00:48:11You'll be dragged by the seducer of your greed
00:48:14When you're an old man, you'll live off the memory of your usury and your escapades
00:48:19Too full of pride to admit
00:48:21You're nothing from an empty shell I
00:48:26Know men like you
00:48:28despise and reproof
00:48:30Now that you were made that way
00:48:33But you rejected what you were made for
00:48:37Here Doris
00:48:40Here's enough to keep us on our land gives you another 30 days. Oh
00:48:46Oh
00:48:49By the way, I
00:48:51Used to be a good pastor
00:48:53But now I'm a rancher
00:48:56Just want you to get off my land
00:48:5930 days
00:49:02Ladies
00:49:15You
00:49:28Are you all right? I would have had to do it missy. I know
00:49:34Will you ride home with me? How about to get back to town?
00:49:45I
00:50:10Let the you
00:50:16I
00:50:17Hello father. Hey, where you been just out riding by yourself
00:50:23I'm gonna be surrounded by girls at school in a few days. So I don't mind the solitude
00:50:27I see. Well, if that's all I'm gonna go change. Well, there is one more thing
00:50:33It's a matter of conscience
00:50:38How to change a heart about that new horse I got you you mean the one you took from the clients, yeah, it's been
00:50:46I
00:50:47Don't mind for the last couple of days. I think the only right thing to do is to give it back
00:50:53That's wonderful. Just find myself in a bit of a bind knows exactly how to do that. Just give it back. I
00:51:00Am a businessman and I have reputation
00:51:05Can't appear softer and decisive
00:51:07I think the best way to handle this situation is that if you were
00:51:12To give the horse to that friend of yours Jeff LaHaye and well have him return it to the clients
00:51:19one more thing I
00:51:22Rather nobody knows my idea. I won't tell
00:51:27Thank you father you're doing the right thing
00:51:41I
00:52:11I
00:52:41I
00:53:11You
00:53:25Missy Missy
00:53:29Come on out of the right now you're gonna get pneumonia
00:53:33Come on now
00:53:37Come on inside let's go
00:53:42Come on come on
00:53:44Let me go we gotta go inside. What's this about? Let me go. I can feel it. It's the rain
00:53:50It's the drops I can feel it for the first time
00:54:12I just don't understand
00:54:15We're not always meant to
00:54:17You didn't even get to know her. She was as sweet as an angel
00:54:22No
00:54:24I just don't know what I'm doing anymore
00:54:33You're doing it little one
00:54:37You're doing it
00:54:41Oh
00:55:05Missy I
00:55:08Didn't know you were coming into town today
00:55:11I'm a little surprised myself. Is it all right?
00:55:17Yeah, it's it's fine
00:55:31It's good
00:55:33It's just leftover ham
00:55:36How's Maddie?
00:55:38Keep him cookie on his toes. That's good
00:56:08You
00:56:20To the time that we had her we thank you
00:56:27For all the days of our lives that we will miss her
00:56:31Yes, your love helps ease the ache in our hearts
00:56:38Amen
00:57:08You
00:57:38Oh
00:57:55I'm so glad you came
00:58:00You know, I come to say goodbye it's only goodbye for a little while I'm gonna miss you I'll miss you too
00:58:08Oh, I brought you something. Oh, but I don't it's two things actually, but they're not gifts in the traditional sense because you can't keep them
00:58:17Yeah, Oh
00:58:21Colette I can't take this. Please take it read Romeo and Juliet again for me. Thank you. Oh
00:58:29here
00:58:39I want you to take my horse and give it back to mrs. Klein
00:58:45But clay your father my father gave me this horse now, I want to give it back
00:58:55I should go
00:59:08Oh, I'll give you a leg up
00:59:38I
00:59:50Don't have your address
01:00:08I
01:00:38I
01:01:09I
01:01:14Just like we got it's a horse thief go get him boys
01:01:18Oh
01:01:49I
01:01:54Get up
01:02:02Jet is that right? You know my name
01:02:11Able here tells me he caught you stealing one of our horses red-handed
01:02:16Like I told him
01:02:19Colette gave me the horse to return it to the client. This must have been a conspiracy that you made up with the clients
01:02:24I mean them being as good of friends to your family and all
01:02:27Henry Melinda don't know anything about this. Listen to me, son. I
01:02:32Can't help you unless you get honest with me
01:02:35No, we do the horse thieves
01:02:37We're gonna handle this one by the books
01:02:40I'm taking you into town
01:02:43I
01:02:44Sheriff ain't gonna do nothing to one of his own William LaHaye
01:02:48Is a man of law and I don't have any doubt
01:02:54He'll do the right thing
01:02:57And get this trash out of my house
01:03:12Oh
01:03:28Get on down sonny
01:03:39Jeff
01:03:43I
01:03:45Got another prisoner for you sheriff need to lock him up until the federal marshal arrives get your hand off my boy
01:03:54I'm in they caught him dead to rights
01:03:57On a stolen horse. Oh, it's true enough
01:04:00I'm an eyewitness along with my men in the last I heard horse thieves
01:04:05They get the noose around these parts, but I might be willing to drop the charges as long as
01:04:11He leaves and never returns just slow down Doros, I mean this there's got to be some kind of misunderstanding
01:04:19No, there's no misunderstanding, I mean the boy he took my horse that's my property
01:04:28You both would swear to that in front of a judge on a stack of Bibles
01:04:32I'm gonna take my boy away from me. I'd send my own daughter to jail
01:04:36If I knew she was a thief
01:04:39You can't let something like family interfere with the lala hey, you know Doros
01:04:46For once I agree with you
01:05:09Baby
01:05:10Put you on that stage myself. I stopped the stage. I can you know when I happen to see the horse in my corral I
01:05:18Asked Jeff about it. He told me Colette wanted to give the horse back the clients see I
01:05:25Knew a snake like you just might be up to something something that might get my boy into trouble
01:05:29So I went after Colette as a witness
01:05:32Just in case there was any kind of misunderstanding
01:05:34Just like I make a better sheriff than even I knew
01:05:44What are you gonna do I mean do you honestly think you could get my daughter
01:05:51To testify against me
01:05:58Colette
01:05:59It's like you said father
01:06:02Can't let something like family get in the way of the law
01:06:06Yeah, lots of happy folks
01:06:09Yes, you better that chicken up with some nice cayenne pepper
01:06:12Makes a nice expression. Hey you boys you get out of here. You come around here stealing all of my chicken
01:06:18You watch that old fox in a head house
01:06:21Come around here getting the best part of my chicken, too
01:06:26Excuse me
01:06:32Mr. Paxton, can I get you anything?
01:06:37Well, I'd say you and your husband done plenty for me ma'am back at my ranch oh
01:06:42I'm so happy for you. Yeah
01:06:45telegraphed my wife and daughter told me got a roof back over our heads again and
01:06:49Got a message back saying they're coming home. That is so wonderful
01:07:02Excuse me, please
01:07:17Tell you what, it's gonna take me a month of Sundays when I get home for me to tell your mother
01:07:21Oh, well, you could make plans to say and make some more memories. Oh, don't be future visits
01:07:27I promise you that in the meantime
01:07:29I seem to recall
01:07:59Oh
01:08:12My goodness you're getting big you mind your folks
01:08:24Thank you for all the help
01:08:26Make huge difference in all this right bad way. I seem to recall you doing it for me once
01:08:36You have a safe trip you choose to say I tomorrow for me I will
01:08:39Oh
01:08:54Give mom a big hug for me. No, we'll and Arnie and Aaron. Oh, I will
01:09:02I'm so thankful that you were here with us, Paul. I don't know what we would have done without you
01:09:09mistakes, Missy
01:09:11God's timing is always perfect
01:09:15Even if we don't realize it at the time
01:09:20Come here
01:09:24I don't wanna let go you keep those cards and letters coming here
01:09:29I
01:09:35Bet you know, they can place those beautiful faces with the names
01:09:47I love you, sweetheart. I love you, too. Bye
01:09:59You
01:10:10Bye sweetheart, bye