Deadwood 1x6

1. Whoa!

2. Ah!

3. May I say, Dan,

4. ever since I resumed drinking alcohol,

5. I cannot for the life of me

6. figure out why I ever gave it up.

7. - Takes the edge off the tough ones. - Ooh.

8. Takes the edge off. Well put.

9. And may I say, Dan,

10. that I often find you the source of many

11. well put and witty things that you say.

12. Thanks.

13. The Hickok murder,

14. exoneration of the coward McCall,

15. stain on the escutcheon of the camp.

16. Doc, libation!

17. I wonder if he thought I said "live patient?"

18. Couldn't get it up.

19. Give her a dollar to wait.

20. But he just keeps getting sicker.

21. Shut up!

22. Come talk to me after, Doc.

23. My back hurts so bad.

24. Will you keep a girl company?

25. I will, but I'm expensive.

26. Oh, I knew that looking at you.

27. I'm Joanie.

28. Ellsworth.

29. First visit to the Bella Union, Ellsworth?

30. Yes, ma'am.

31. My leisure time's usually spent at The Gem.

32. What fills the rest of your time?

33. Well, ma'am, I've got myself a working gold claim.

34. Well, sir, is that a damn fact?

35. Yes, ma'am, a hell of a working gold claim.

36. And if we knew each other better,

37. I would throw fucking in there somewhere.

38. If you did, I would try to catch it.

39. A working, fucking gold claim, Joanie.

40. And thank you for allowing me my full range of expression.

41. - Ellsworth. - What?

42. Do you shoot craps?

43. No, I don't.

44. But I'm a lethally quick study.

45. Come on.

46. Joey?

47. I'm sick, boss.

48. I ain't right.

49. Keep your voice down. Walk this way.

50. I would never've made Nebraska.

51. I got fever.

52. My back's hurt something awful.

53. All right, son, lay up till you get better.

54. Here's that list you give me.

55. You hold it for awhile.

56. Fella who could read said one of the items was for smallpox.

57. What are you doing showing that list around?

58. Well, when I got poorly by Buffalo Gap

59. I wanted to see if I could fill the list there.

60. That's a breach of goddamned trust!

61. Have I got smallpox, Mr. Tolliver?

62. How do I know? Maybe you got yourself a dose.

63. No, I-I wouldn't. I'm virgin.

64. That's how come I jumped when you told about Nebraska pussy.

65. Anyway, go lay up.

66. Joey didn't make Nebraska?

67. Come down with whatever ailed Andy Cramed.

68. I wonder if Joey was after a remedy for Andy?

69. Maybe without even knowing.

70. Ain't you clever, Eddie?

71. Was I being clever? I thought I was worrying about the plague.

72. Why don't you concentrate on running in the bones on Joanie's mark?

73. A welcome diversion.

74. Woman lives in your fucking hotel,

75. but you can't find pretext for pressing

76. the offer on her claim?

77. I can't out flank Trixie, Al.

78. The whore guards that widow like a mother hen.

79. She's dosed her with opium priming her for your approach.

80. - Be that as it may... - E.B., put that offer in your pocket.

81. - You knock on the widow's door. - But Trixie'll answer.

82. Trixie answers, you tell her I want to talk to her.

83. Trixie leaves, you gain entry, broach the sale.

84. Can you circumnavigate the child

85. or must I map that for you, too?

86. What?

87. Nothing.

88. Come on in, Doc, him and me are finished.

89. Don't play that shit where you make me drag your words outta you.

90. Declare, or shut the fuck up!

91. I said something strange is going on in that hotel room.

92. It's bad with that fella downstairs, Al.

93. Plague, is it?

94. Smallpox.

95. Would land in my joint.

96. Yours wasn't the first.

97. No deceit too prolonged.

98. No errand too demeaning. Get outta here!

99. No rebuke too vile.

100. Al Swearengen's a cue and Farnum merely is...

101. a billiard ball.

102. Howdy.

103. Shit!

104. Quagmire of piss and bullshit!

105. What?

106. Al wants to see you, Trixie.

107. All right.

108. He wants you over there now.

109. I'll be there when I get there, E.B.

110. How is Mrs. Garret anyway?

111. Hunky-dory.

112. My boss wants me.

113. I'll be back quick as I can.

114. This passes.

115. All right.

116. Place your bets, gentlemen.

117. Place your bets.

118. New shooter coming out!

119. The winner's seven.

120. What you hear on that vaccine?

121. He's had a case break out at his place.

122. Let's go to the cage,

123. or shall the three of us leap up on tables

124. and shout questions across the room?

125. What about the vaccine?

126. The boy never made Nebraska.

127. - He took sick. - Where is he now?

128. - In the back here. - How long has that been?

129. You don't want to pursue that tone.

130. You sat on news,

131. no one went after the meds, now I'm asking the duration.

132. And I'm saying questions in that tone and pointing

133. your finger at me will get you told to fuck yourself.

134. Show me the room where the boy is.

135. Please, join us.

136. How long they been playing this without me?

137. - What do you want? - It's laundry day, madam.

138. - I've come to replace the linen. - Leave it and go.

139. Are you ill?

140. Leave the room.

141. Of course.

142. Breathe.

143. We should chat this all out.

144. Sure.

145. Why don't we do something together?

146. Us and several others?

147. Yeah, all right.

148. Lift up.

149. There we go.

150. All right, lie down.

151. If I had that mug on me,

152. I believe I'd cut down getting told

153. how butt fucking ugly I was

154. by not staring at fucking strangers.

155. Sorry-looking cabin even in this shithole camp!

156. Passers-through has a right to make inquiries?

157. A leave-taker has it.

158. I carried that fucking child!

159. No, not in my belly, but

160. none of that fucking blood in me.

161. Fucking cocksucker!

162. It's Jane Canary calling for Doc fucking Cochran!

163. You fucking in there?

164. I believe I'll fucking wait!

165. Trixie's upstairs.

166. E.B.'s waiting for you in the kitchen.

167. Quit drinking a few hours. We're having a get-together.

168. Whom do you mean?

169. Buy some fucking fruit or the like, huh?

170. I told you something strange was going on.

171. Are you prepared now to tell me what it is?

172. If that widow was high I am a monkey's uncle.

173. How much fruit?

174. How many's a fucking get-together?

175. Now one thing I can tell you, Johnny...

176. right now ain't a good time to ask.

177. Hi, Al.

178. You toss the place?

179. I know what's in this room.

180. How's the widow?

181. You giving her that dope?

182. I give it to her regular.

183. And she takes it?

184. She goes behind where she dresses to spare the child seeing.

185. When she goes behind where she dresses to spare the child,

186. do you see billows of dope smoke rising?

187. She says she eats it.

188. - Does she act high to you? - I can't be sure.

189. I never seen a rich person high before.

190. Next piece of dope, Trixie...

191. you go behind the screen with the widow.

192. You watch her put it in her mouth,

193. you watch her swallow.

194. Afterwards, you look down her fucking yap

195. and you verify she's got nothing

196. above or below her fucking tongue.

197. I'll find a good reason.

198. You being fucking clever with me?

199. How am I supposed to do that

200. and not arouse her suspicion?

201. Only suspicion you gotta worry about is mine

202. of if you're giving it to her at all.

203. Why wouldn't I?

204. I'd rather try touching the moon than take on a whore's thinking.

205. Only know this, Trixie,

206. that widow better be muddleheaded

207. next time Farnum sees her or you pay.

208. - Can I go back? - Please.

209. Trixie and me chatted on the subject

210. - of the widow taking dope. - I see.

211. - Trixie's gonna make sure she does. - Good.

212. You find pretext to determine Trixie ain't lying.

213. Oh.

214. Damsel in distress.

215. Will you want me back for the get-together?

216. How the fuck could we do it without you, E. B?

217. Truth isn't in you.

218. Makes two of us.

219. Dolly was with that drummer.

220. 'Fraid he give her plague.

221. Fucking plague!

222. It's lovely.

223. Very lovely.

224. I need you to do something for me.

225. And I know you can.

226. When Farnum's here, so we can buy you time to get well

227. you have to fake being high.

228. Look at all the practice you've had.

229. You better have a paying dwarf underneath you!

230. Am I dying?

231. Turn off the fucking water and tell me what you did.

232. - I know you didn't fuck him. - No.

233. You suck his prick?

234. He didn't want to show it to me till he had a hard on.

235. That's what you call a mistake of youth.

236. You mug it up with him?

237. - A little. - French lock or normal?

238. Normal.

239. So any hoople-head who drank

240. from the same glass this guy did

241. would have as much right to sit there weeping as you,

242. except I can't kick his ass and send him out to work.

243. My mom died of it when we was coming out.

244. And that's when Daddy gave us up.

245. Well, that sad story makes me believe

246. maybe you was exposed and ain't a candidate for it no more.

247. Stick to hand jobs a day or two if you like.

248. These sheets need cleaning.

249. I just provided new linens.

250. And now they got sick on 'em.

251. Take those to the Chinaman.

252. Show you want a clean exchange.

253. Say, "For Mr. Farnum, Wu.

254. Sheet for Farnum."

255. - Hello. - Hello, Mr. Star.

256. - May I help with those sheets? - I got 'em.

257. How is Mrs. Garret?

258. - Still not receiving. - You do tell her I've asked to call?

259. On commission for Mr. Bullock.

260. How's business at your store?

261. Brisk.

262. Oh.

263. Jesus Christ!

264. You just shit yourself!

265. I take it you've been out on a hoot.

266. I've been drunk awhile, correct.

267. What the fuck is that to you?

268. Question was well meant, like if you was

269. a farmer I would ask you how the farming was going.

270. I did lose my fucking best friend, you know?

271. I know.

272. Anyways, I ain't here to teach you any manners.

273. I was wondering about the child.

274. She's fine.

275. And what else?

276. And she's staying with that widow,

277. and the whore from The Gem is with her, too.

278. What the fuck is a whore doing with her?

279. The widow has health problems of her own.

280. And Trixie's taking care of her.

281. Trixie being the fucking whore?

282. You have high standards as applied to other people.

283. I ain't judging anyone. I was seeking information!

284. Well, are you adequately informed?

285. Yes, I am, you cocksucker!

286. 'Cause I am in the midst of a situation.

287. Oh, smallpox?

288. What the fuck is that to you?

289. Fella in the woods I see to say hello to has it.

290. Unless he caught it from a trout.

291. I figured some in the camp could be down with it, too.

292. What was he doing in the woods?

293. Someone threw him there.

294. Anyways, he's better now.

295. And how do you feel?

296. What's that supposed to mean?

297. - How do you feel? - Why?

298. I take it that you're feeling well.

299. - Am I wrong? - No, you're not fucking wrong!

300. That's all I wanted to fucking know!

301. I will lay you out as soon as look at you!

302. This is my point.

303. You been caring for a sick man

304. who doesn't seem to have gotten you sick.

305. Aren't you a wise fucking owl?

306. Being as you have a gift for it,

307. and I'm gonna have sick people up to my hips,

308. I was wondering if you might wanna come back to camp.

309. My best friend died.

310. And he ain't coming back!

311. Now will you help me?

312. You can do your drinking off work, like I do.

313. Madam?

314. Yes?

315. How are you?

316. Better, Mr. Farnum. Thank you.

317. I'm glad.

318. How are you?

319. Very well, thank you.

320. Excuse me.

321. - I brought more linens. - Hmm.

322. I'd heard someone threw up.

323. Well, appears luck pinches out

324. at this game even quicker than prospecting.

325. It can come back that quick, too.

326. Never weaken, same as at the creek.

327. You want to stop for a while, Ellsworth? We can stop.

328. Oh, what if my luck comes back?

329. Won't be here to reap the benefits.

330. Well, maybe it'll a wait for ya.

331. Of course, too,

332. maybe it won't, right, Joanie?

333. Maybe you should stop for awhile, honey.

334. You need to piss?

335. Excuse me.

336. Did I say that too polite, Cy?

337. Go head off now.

338. Eddie, take over the game.

339. Push them bones my way, will ya?

340. Place your bets, gentlemen. Place your bets.

341. All right, let's warm the world back up now.

342. New shooter coming out.

343. Seven, the winner. The winner is seven.

344. You sure you don't want to get on me, young man?

345. Well, I might hazard a 20.

346. All right, now!

347. Do not detain me.

348. Seven, the winner is seven.

349. Hot shooter!

350. You can't keep an old man down!

351. Wagons, westward bound!

352. - It's a seven. - You better get on me now.

353. I got a meeting to go to and I got a hot hand here!

354. Hah!

355. Money's out front, honey.

356. Okay.

357. Spots are coming out all over his body.

358. That don't decide how it ends.

359. Joey was cherry.

360. I know.

361. He didn't want us to do it till he knew how.

362. You'd do better if the tricks

363. didn't think looking at 'em made you cry.

364. Whoa, now.

365. It's Johnny Burns, Reverend.

366. Mr. Burns.

367. - How are you? - There's a meeting at The Gem.

368. Mr. Swearengen thought you'd wanna come, too.

369. At his saloon?

370. Yes, sir.

371. May I ask the meeting's purpose?

372. Well, he don't get into that with me.

373. All right, thank you.

374. Tell Mr. Swearengen I will be there.

375. He's having me get fruit.

376. I know that much.

377. Fine.

378. The three red hands on the pony's flank

379. was three men killed hand to hand.

380. The red circle was one killed on horseback.

381. The white lines on the pony's legs

382. was times that he's a'counted coup.

383. With them, whether you mean to kill your man

384. after or you're just showing off,

385. you hit 'em with a gun butt or a stick or a club.

386. That's counting coup.

387. That's why he come for you instead of

388. picking you off with an arrow, like he did your horse.

389. Charlie.

390. Ah, there you are.

391. That was one bad hombre you got by Bullock.

392. Bill's dead, Charlie.

393. Of your own seeing?

394. Yeah.

395. I heard it spoke of two days ago,

396. but as often as he wasn't before,

397. I hoped he wasn't this time, too.

398. I was after the bastard who did it.

399. Anything broke?

400. No.

401. Can you ride?

402. Yeah.

403. Let's get that cocksucker.

404. We should dig a grave.

405. I'd as soon not waste the fucking time.

406. It won't take long.

407. You ain't doing him no favor.

408. I mean his way to heaven's above ground and looking west!

409. Well, let's do that, then.

410. Don't you want to take him over the ridge?

411. This hole in the ground and put him up there with his headless buddy?

412. I mean, that's what you nearly got killed for.

413. Interfering with his big fucking medicine,

414. burying his fucking buddy over the fucking ridge!

415. Trixie did her work and then some, Al.

416. Must've put a double handful of that dope

417. down the widow's mouth.

418. Did you happen to offer on her gold claim?

419. The moment was wrong.

420. The dope had made the widow randy.

421. Lustful looks, heavy breathing.

422. Outthrust chest.

423. The full catalog.

424. Only hope you comported yourself as a gentlemen.

425. There was a child in the room.

426. Peaches and pears on the fucking bar.

427. Spoon it out amongst yourselves.

428. First thing to say is...

429. plague's in the fucking camp.

430. Smallpox.

431. Plague is spread by rats.

432. I was raised calling it plague

433. but Doc wants that in reserve

434. in case our luck holds and the rats decide

435. to descend on us, too, hmm?

436. But whatever you fucking call it,

437. the point is for no one to raise

438. their fucking dresses over their heads.

439. You... you wait it out.

440. You outlast the cocksucker.

441. I've outlasted several fucking outbreaks.

442. Is it pretty? No, but it passes.

443. So, we need a place for them to get it.

444. To care for 'em and to keep 'em outta sight

445. so people don't get frightened and disgusted.

446. Mr. Bullock and me have lumber left

447. from putting our building up.

448. Tent's a better impression.

449. Emphasizes it's a passing phase.

450. As far as a vaccine,

451. one place we know has it is Fort Carney.

452. How do we know that?

453. Off the fucking issue, Tom.

454. Bismarck

455. and Cheyenne probably got it, too.

456. So we should send to all three places. And as time's a factor,

457. stagecoaches ain't the right conveyance,

458. so I suggest three groups of horsemen, huh?

459. Five riders to a group, fend off the dirt worshipers.

460. 60 bucks a rider, $10 in advance, 50 on return.

461. Would be three times five times 60.

462. $900 at the worst.

463. Assuming they all survive.

464. Add in, for the vaccine and paying the Doc,

465. I would say $1,500 is the target.

466. I'm in for five.

467. - 500. - Two.

468. - Two. - You fucking kidding me, E. B?

469. 150.

470. 50 from Bullock and Star.

471. You're all right.

472. 150 hits the target.

473. I assume they'll be a public announcement in "The Pioneer."

474. Yeah, get a jump on them panic-mongers.

475. Can you give me five minutes, Doc,

476. after the meeting adjourns?

477. Give some positive angle to it. Vaccine's on it's way

478. or looks like it's the mild type.

479. It would also be useful to avoid apocalyptic predictions.

480. Nip that Sodom and Gomorrah shit in the bud, huh?

481. And stigmatizing the afflicted.

482. Where will we locate the pest tent?

483. I bought a lot at the end of Chink's Alley you can use.

484. Gonna build a joint in future, catering

485. to the celestials, ain't you? You clever cocksucker.

486. They are the fucking degenerate gamblers among all the races.

487. I'll see to recruiting the riders.

488. $10 a rider advanced money.

489. If I can get your John Hancock

490. for the receipt of the 150...

491. Fruit's up here, anybody didn't get any.

492. Oh, for Chrissake.

493. All right, Reverend.

494. Somebody get me something to hold his jaw open.

495. Here you go, Doc. Fruit spoon, Doc.

496. Not a fucking metal spoon, Johnny!

497. He'll break every tooth in his mouth.

498. Here you go, Doc.

499. Doc, I won't say it's pristine.

500. All right, Reverend.

501. You're doing better, Reverend.

502. You ever see him do that?

503. He's all right.

504. Used to have a fucking brother given to that.

505. We'd make pennies off it

506. when it'd come over him in the street.

507. Hey, Reverend,

508. you could've just said "Amen."

509. Quite the civic figure, Cy.

510. That's me, that's what I live for.

511. How healthy we leave that prospector?

512. He'll be back.

513. Fucking Joanie.

514. Got a crack out of turn.

515. You still got an awful smooth hand, young man.

516. Yeah.

517. Practice makes perfect, huh?

518. Yeah, Cy. And you give a good hand job yourself.

519. Find out from Joanie how exposed that redhead got to the kid.

520. Anything else you want me to ask you her for you?

521. Eddie, if I talk to her right now,

522. I'll break her fucking jaw.

523. And if we keep talking, I'll break yours, too.

524. I take it I suffered some sort of convulsion or seizure.

525. Perhaps brought on by irregular hours.

526. Oh, I see. I suspect you will soon be hanging up

527. your shingle in competition with me?

528. - No, oh no, no, sir. - Mm.

529. How did you feel before the spell come on you?

530. I noticed a peculiar smell in the air,

531. as if something were burning.

532. Is this first time?

533. No, the first episode occurred several days ago.

534. After the service for Mr. Hickok.

535. And any others between that one and this?

536. No.

537. Follow my finger.

538. Hmm, perhaps I just need glasses.

539. Merrick needs to see you about the article.

540. Prescribe this malingerer a can of peaches

541. and show him the fucking door.

542. Am I clear to assist you to tend to the sick?

543. You are cleared, Reverend.

544. What the fuck's wrong with you?

545. I don't know.

546. You better figure it the fuck out.

547. 'Cause this free-ride shit's coming to a quick fucking halt.

548. Free ride?

549. What would you call it?

550. I earn my way.

551. How?

552. Posing in expensive dresses and breaking up catfights?

553. Taking trouble to steer the trade?

554. That don't pay the freight, honey.

555. You're here to create a fucking atmosphere.

556. Fucking atmosphere you create lately, "I'm sad."

557. Then on your bad days, "Oh, I'm so sad."

558. Oh.

559. What is it, sweetheart?

560. I guess it's coming here.

561. What's wrong with coming here?

562. You never liked the river that much.

563. What's wrong with a fresh start?

564. How it feels when there isn't one.

565. Well, shit.

566. Stay here, I'll bring you back a fucking lollipop.

567. Sorry I cracked on your play with the prospector.

568. Me and Eddie turned it into a longer campaign.

569. If he don't get plague, it'll all have a happy end.

570. My worry's you.

571. And my concern's

572. feelings of fucking affection.

573. Shut up, Cy.

574. Work on believing it, Joanie.

575. That's the way I always want to touch you, just like that.

576. Don't make me do it different.

577. "Two cases of the smallpox

578. have been diagnosed in our camp by Doctor Amos Cochran."

579. Hey, Doc!

580. Get the Amos outta there!

581. Scratch Amos.

582. "At Dr. Cochran's suggestion, a pest tent,

583. endowed by the generous retailers of our fine community,

584. is being erected for the afflicted on the south end,

585. and riders dispatched to secure a vaccine."

586. Maybe you should add there,

587. "They're already probably on their way back."

588. Excuse me.

589. "'The Pioneer' has been assured of their imminent return."

590. That's catchier.

591. "Thanks also to the aforementioned merchants,

592. the vaccine will be distributed gratis."

593. Free gratis.

594. Free gratis is a redundancy.

595. Does that mean repeats itself?

596. Then leave gratis out.

597. What luck for me, Al, that you have

598. such a keen editorial sense.

599. Free. Distributed free.

600. Period.

601. It will take me some time to reset the type.

602. Yeah, hurry up.

603. Excuse me.

604. Al.

605. Thanks for not putting the stink on me before with the others

606. over that Fort Carney business.

607. Sure.

608. I'm back.

609. Your room has been re-rented!

610. Fuck you and fuck the rooms you rent.

611. I'm calling on the widow and the little one in her care.

612. And if I was you, or any cocksucker with you,

613. I wouldn't try to stop me.

614. - Be brief. - Be fucked!

615. Her gutter mouth

616. and the widow in an opium stupor.

617. A conversation for the ages.

618. Hey, fuck-nut!

619. What you got in that suitcase?

620. Millinery samples.

621. If it concerns you at all.

622. Millinery samples, ain't that just perfect!

623. Some women...

624. take the trouble to make a decent appearance.

625. Well, for your information, Mr. Millinery-

626. Sample-Suitcase cocksucker,

627. you're staying in the former room of someone

628. you ain't fit to lick the boots of!

629. Wild Bill Hickok.

630. I paid $2 a day extra.

631. Had you any connection to Wild Bill?

632. Good luck with your fucking day selling hats.

633. It's Jane!

634. Oh my God.

635. Hello, Jane.

636. Look at you.

637. Listen to you. Oh my God in heaven.

638. I'm Trixie.

639. I think I've seen you.

640. At The Gem.

641. Yeah.

642. Maybe that's where.

643. You look like shit.

644. Oh, owe you a penny.

645. I'm better.

646. I was so sorry to hear about Mr. Hickok.

647. Yeah.

648. You oughtta get your husband outta that creek.

649. As soon as I feel just a little better.

650. Anyways, I'm glad to see this little one

651. in good condition and talking, to boot.

652. Come see her all the time.

653. Nah, I'm fucking drunk.

654. I might be seeing to sick people.

655. But I'm gonna keep

656. this exact recollection of your lovely mug.

657. And put a penny aside every time I curse.

658. And that is my promise to you,

659. and me too. We'll see each other again down the road.

660. - Gentlemen... - Well, let's see it.

661. Or should I say, my fellow authors?

662. I'm done in there!

663. Where would the Doc have got to?

664. South end of Chinaman's Alley.

665. They'll get me there.

666. I think maybe it should have a question mark.

667. "The Plague in Deadwood?"

668. The type is set.

669. You're reading the definitive edition.

670. Let's run it.

671. Nice working with you.

672. Take him right over here.

673. It's all right to breathe,

674. just turn your head away from him.

675. Okay, Doc.

676. All right.

677. Roll him over on his side.

678. Turn him back this way. That's it.

679. All right, thank you, fellas.

680. Bye, Doc.

681. It's all right, son.

682. It's going to be all right.

683. Hey!

684. Hey, somebody!

685. Are you sure you're up to this?

686. Oh yes.

687. I'm right where I'm supposed to be.

688. Here's another one for you.

689. So I see.

690. You already been exposed, you wanna follow him in?

691. I might.

692. "'The Pioneer' was assured of their imminent return."

693. I'll believe it when I see it.

694. "Lmminent return" is one of my contributions

695. to the fucking article. The idea for that phrase.

696. "Pest tent being erected at the south..."

697. What about that fucking Tolliver

698. buying up property on the Q.T., huh?

699. We're lucky he was struggling with the shit

700. when he made the offer to loan out the lot.

701. Nonetheless, it says the man sees the possibilities of the things.

702. I mean, to come up at this fucking juncture

703. with the idea of creating an emporium for the fucking Chinks

704. takes brass fucking balls,

705. and a long-term vision for the future.

706. Merrick.

707. Merrick wanted to put here "gratis."

708. Now is the idea

709. to inform your reader or make him feel like a fucking dunce?

710. I had him put "free."

711. Don't see why he doesn't have news of the baseball.

712. That new league started a team in Chicago.

713. Different path taken

714. at certain forks in the road,

715. who knows what kind of a joint we'd be in now?

716. Of course, truth is, as a base of operations,

717. you cannot beat a fucking saloon.

718. Ah!