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1. - Right there. - Okay.

2. Be careful as you walk.

3. Just leave them here.

4. Merrick 23... four, five, six...

5. 51, 52...

6. The latest news.

7. I fail to understand,

8. if I who am most affected am not disturbed,

9. - why you should be. - Perhaps I'm disturbed by a reason

10. different from what you believe.

11. Forgive me then for believing the one you've given.

12. I disapprove of changing from day to day

13. when the school is to be relocated.

14. Speak to the theater people then.

15. What disturbs me is your accepting the uncertainty without quarrel.

16. For whatever reason, the theater people keep deferring their moving in.

17. I don't want the children to feel they're leaving vacant

18. what has been their place of education.

19. I want them to leave it as a place with new life.

20. - Fine, Martha. - What good would quarreling with them do?

21. - Fine. - It seems you waked intent we quarrel.

22. Nor, may I say, claiming you were pleased

23. with the outcome of your meeting with the other men of the camp,

24. did you retire last night with your customary sweetness.

25. Do please, then, forgive me,

26. for Christ's sake.

27. Do please forgive me.

28. Mornin'.

29. How did Hearst take the letter?

30. I don't know, is the paper even out yet?

31. Guess you don't fuckin' know much.

32. Do you, Sol?

33. I guess I don't.

34. You want to fight?

35. Woo!

36. Woo!

37. Woo-hoo!

38. Hold on! Whoa!

39. - Whoa! - Road agents...

40. ambushed us a couple of miles out!

41. Anyone hurt?

42. Cocksuckers dropped a tree across the road.

43. We just come up on it and they started

44. shootin' from the fuckin' ridgeline.

45. Would have lost the strongbox sure, sheriff,

46. not for them there that laid down rifle fire as covered us.

47. Woo! Fuck me!

48. Holy fuck.

49. Holy fuck, right, Wyatt?

50. I'd like to buy you both a fucking drink.

51. That's a big fucking yes from the both of us.

52. You hit anyone?

53. No, we were just trying to drive 'em off, sheriff.

54. How many were there?

55. Two or three.

56. I heard one of 'em shout like you winged 'em.

57. They was dodging behind stumps and making for cover.

58. Hey...

59. why don't you go in there and get drunk with them,

60. let the sheriff and I finish our talk?

61. Alright.

62. Little brother's got me for a hero.

63. What's your name?

64. I'm Wyatt, and going in there to get drunk

65. is Morgan Earp.

66. I was a lawman in Dodge City,

67. before that in Wichita.

68. But I ain't looking for none of that here.

69. - What are you looking for? - We got a timber lease.

70. You and your brother?

71. What's your name?

72. Seth Bullock.

73. How do you do?

74. There is a fella that wants to buy you a drink.

75. Over at The Gem.

76. Alright.

77. Shall I authorize a...

78. watering and feeding

79. of these gentlemen's horses, sheriff?

80. As mayor?

81. As a gesture from the camp?

82. One at a time...

83. lest they drag you to a deserved demise.

84. Ugh, fuck.

85. It's me, Jane.

86. If you want the bed, I'm leaving.

87. Don't go nowhere on my account.

88. I'm a fuckin' floor sleeper anyway.

89. Want to find fruit for the schoolchildren's morning snack.

90. Uh, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up.

91. I'll get the hell out of here.

92. Why not stay?

93. I got errands all morning myself.

94. If you just heard me fart, excuse me.

95. Will you come back later?

96. Uh...

97. maybe, maybe.

98. It's heads or tails where any fuckin' day will take me.

99. I'll not have vile affections

100. or uncleanness on these premises!

101. Find my specific meaning at

102. 24 through six...

103. Fuck yourself,

104. with a fist punch up your ass

105. today at the present moment.

106. I gotta go.

107. I'm moving out of that fucking place.

108. Not me, not me, I never fuckin' moved in.

109. and verses following.

110. Don't think you was offered a job here last night.

111. Gauging the fucking level you'd fucking presume to was all that was.

112. Maybe you declined 'cause you thought

113. you ought to be partners in the fuckin' business,

114. name on the signage like a human's

115. or God hadn't set man apart from the fucking beasts!

116. I got an errand,

117. then I'm going to San Francisco.

118. We will never be equal, sign or fucking no.

119. And if I agreed to your name on the signage,

120. we would know the fucking truth still.

121. Fucking nigger bastard!

122. Assuming to leave without my consent.

123. Not without a fucking saddle, he won't.

124. Not if I hide his fucking saddle

125. till he reveals fucking Hostetler's

126. nigger voodoo ciphering methods.

127. So accounts ain't constantly to be...

128. carried around in the man's mind

129. till he lives in terror of taking a drink!

130. Implying what by that fucking lordly look?

131. That he'll outflank my tactics buying a new fucking saddle?

132. Then I don't suppose you'll mind the improved fucking strategy

133. involves you coming unshod behind.

134. Now give me a fucking hoof.

135. Yeah.

136. There we go.

137. That's right.

138. Harp and fucking criticize until

139. there's a fucking solution in the offing,

140. and then become fucking obstinate.

141. Now, for the last fucking time,

142. give me a fucking hoof.

143. Come sneaking up like a Injun.

144. Can't wait on your boy no longer, Miss Lady.

145. Bow on that money is the same one you tied.

146. I'm grateful you waited on him as long as you did.

147. It ain't being none of my business gonna stop me

148. from asking how your boy's talk with Hearst went.

149. Odell gonna meet up in New York City

150. with a man works for Mr. Hearst.

151. - Go back with him to Liberia. - Ah.

152. Odell say if Mr. Hearst wanted,

153. he'd harm him here,

154. get to see the hurt he done.

155. Well, your water broke open a damn smart nigger, didn't it, Aunt Lou?

156. You think there's sense to that?

157. More than I've made since I've learned to talk.

158. No place I guess you can hide a child from danger.

159. If I knew, I'd keep that spot for myself.

160. And can I fix you something to take away?

161. Something with meat and heat to it.

162. Come on, stand next to me.

163. Here, let me get that for you.

164. Thank you, sir.

165. Myself and him over there, my strong right arm,

166. along with Tom Nuttall that runs The Saloon #10,

167. was the first operators in this here camp.

168. So...

169. Turned the first card,

170. sold the first booze and snatch.

171. Road agents, story goes,

172. don't work these hills,

173. but by my leave.

174. Which if that's true,

175. explains why I'm...

176. fucking interested in what you're telling.

177. - So... - So...

178. Go the fuck ahead and tell me then.

179. Me and my brother happened along,

180. and we balked some unknown parties

181. who was having a few shots at the stage.

182. That's all.

183. Ears flat back to the head,

184. nose without boils, fucking modest.

185. A proper hero, Dan.

186. How many unknown parties?

187. Uh, two...

188. - or maybe three. - At what remove from you?

189. - 100 feet and more. - Describe 'em.

190. Nah, they broke off.

191. We returned fire.

192. Describe 'em.

193. My meaning would be...

194. them firing,

195. I didn't get a good fucking look at them.

196. I'd also say

197. you're fucking free with your reprehending tone.

198. Drink?

199. Alright.

200. My opinion,

201. may come out of vanity...

202. your tale's full of shit.

203. I say, or else I'd have known of 'em,

204. There was no road agents.

205. I say...

206. to make a hero's entrance into camp,

207. you and your friend kicked up dust,

208. whooped and hollered and played all the parts yourselves.

209. Who is that with you?

210. It's my brother.

211. This was my idea.

212. Any others?

213. Not brothers, ideas... how to pass your time in camp.

214. I got a timber lease to work.

215. - Come by how? - Cards, last night in Custer City.

216. Small chance that you want

217. to explore options to working your lease,

218. anyone hires your gun, you report to me.

219. I'll double what they're paying you.

220. But your story ought be true, you understand?

221. I'll test the sense of it,

222. that knows more of this place,

223. and I guess every other than you do.

224. If you choose to fell the timber,

225. axes, wedges,

226. block and tackle

227. sheriff has at the hardware store.

228. Alright.

229. You figure Hearst will take a run at him?

230. Hmm, good cooking, big-hearted fat lady,

231. presiding over my rest,

232. I wouldn't be headed for San Francisco.

233. She'd probably know what I'm talking about...

234. how the wicked live.

235. And are always at fucking ease.

236. Or just plain drunk before noon.

237. Wyatt.

238. Wyatt, this here's Jen,

239. whose sister, turns out, the both of us have knowed.

240. Mary-Bess,

241. from The Yellowbird in Gunnison.

242. Even prettier.

243. I was speaking to Jen of that $11...

244. We got to go acquire them tools.

245. that I loaned her sister.

246. We was working out the forgiveness of the debt.

247. Well, you can work out her forgiveness later.

248. I thought we was gonna capitalize on the good will we created.

249. Seeing to our fucking capitalizing

250. means more than getting your end wet.

251. Here.

252. This will buy the tools to cut our lumber.

253. What are you going to do?

254. The next fucking step of my plan.

255. To capitalize?

256. You go ahead down to that hardware place.

257. I can see to the tree cutting and more.

258. Well, only start with seeing to the trees.

259. - Or don't you think I'm able? - Jesus Christ, Morgan.

260. Now, probably, I'll be in this place.

261. Well, what did he want upstairs?

262. You ain't got time for me to get into that.

263. Morning.

264. Good morning, Mr. Hearst.

265. Very constructive reminder in this morning's edition.

266. 12 days to the election.

267. Will you continue to show that calendar,

268. uh, 11, 10 days, so on?

269. Assuming my press stays intact.

270. Thanks, too, for publishing Sheriff Bullock's letter of condolence

271. to the family of that murdered worker of mine.

272. Oh, you're welcome.

273. I suppose I should have written them myself.

274. I'd not presumed to suppose in that regard, Mr. Hearst, one way or another...

275. Was the sheriff's making his letter part of the public record

276. meant to embarrass or reproach me?

277. I'd not suppose in that connection either.

278. I'm to take you for majestically neutral?

279. I'd make the less exalted claim,

280. As a journalist, of keeping

281. my opinions to myself.

282. You are less majestically neutral than...

283. than cloaking your cowardice in principle?

284. I can only answer perhaps, Mr. Hearst.

285. events have not yet disclosed to me all that I am.

286. Those kind of events could be in the weather, Merrick.

287. You might have a second calendar for them.

288. The fella all those hats was up in the air about, Mr. T.

289. Ah.

290. Claims he drove off them road agents.

291. Elrod Yulham from Galena, Illinois.

292. Uh, afraid not.

293. Oh, I see now.

294. You got more flare about the nostrils than Elrod.

295. Uh, this here gentleman's a hero, Mr. Tolliver.

296. Thwarted a band of brigands attacking the stage out of Cheyenne.

297. Three, craps.

298. Don't levy the man's wager, Leon.

299. His throw got queered by con's chatter.

300. Last was no roll.

301. Cy Tolliver, sir.

302. It's a honor to meet you.

303. Thanks in the name of us all.

304. Oh, we just happened to happen by.

305. That's the first I hear of a "we."

306. - Six is the point. - Point six.

307. Yeah, well, I come into camp with my brother.

308. Who would be where at this present juncture?

309. Well, we acquired a timber lease.

310. He's out buying tools for us to work it.

311. Tools to work a timber lease.

312. I guess you're even more a hero,

313. guns being out of your line.

314. I didn't call them a fully foreign subject now.

315. I see.

316. I see.

317. Eight. Point six.

318. Pay the man, Leon.

319. But I didn't make my point.

320. You did to me.

321. We ought try...

322. to cross the road...

323. today.

324. The thoroughfare's a menace.

325. ruts,

326. sinkholes... quickslimes.

327. You're the producer, Jack.

328. You'll manage.

329. Forgive my presumption, sir.

330. Have you lanceolate pains hereabouts?

331. Yes.

332. Intermittent, but sudden, sharp in onset,

333. occasioned by a tilt of a shoulder, a shift of weight.

334. I may try ice-water dousing.

335. Ah.

336. A German Doctor in Virginia City urged me to it.

337. A vogue, if you would permit me to say,

338. Now quite exploded,

339. even recognized as possibly harmful.

340. - really? - yeah.

341. The cold causing too rapid and painful

342. a contraction of muscles already knotted in spasm.

343. - I see. - I am aware of a certain technique

344. By whose virtue I was gradually, and by degrees,

345. relieved of a similar suffering of my own.

346. You are?

347. Blessed by my pain's entire remission

348. for 15 years,

349. One month and three days.

350. I dread the prospect of ice-water dousing.

351. Taught me by a former Odabashi of the Turkish artillery,

352. come himself to be afflicted

353. through chronic lifting of cast-iron cannonballs.

354. Can you help me...

355. who does not know your name?

356. - John Langrishe, sir. - Ah.

357. Permit me to say

358. You are known to me.

359. - George Hearst. - Yes.

360. Oh, yes.

361. Would later today be convenient to start, George Hearst?

362. Indeed.

363. - Better today? - No better...

364. nor will be to take him any day to come.

365. Be good enough to inform the artisans

366. they will not be renovating after recess at the school.

367. Prepare his transport.

368. We are going to show him the theater.

369. - Will you help me? - I've other fucking business.

370. Yes!

371. Seven out.

372. Motherless whore.

373. Speaking against the establishment's interests,

374. you might leave with a rosier outlook

375. still holding some of our money.

376. Big winner on the day.

377. Well, those appear to have propagated.

378. He worsens, Mrs. Bullock,

379. never to improve, I'm afraid.

380. I'm very sorry, Mr. Langrishe.

381. Hope having postponed the old actor's visit

382. to what will be our theater,

383. its abandonment now argues

384. - the visit's urgent execution. - I understand.

385. Forcing this directness upon me.

386. When, Mrs. Bullock, today,

387. will your classes stand in recess?

388. How soon could you have him here?

389. The logistics of his transport

390. and the histrionics of his porter

391. may not make it till late this afternoon.

392. I'll cancel the session right after the recess.

393. Bless you.

394. And thanks.

395. Oh, beautiful.

396. I got ammunition left. I see that.

397. I didn't order any shotgun.

398. I'm doing you the courtesy of allowing you

399. not to think I'm as stupid as evidently you believe

400. that girl off who you tore that piece of pussy off of is.

401. The girl's sister owed me money

402. from the Yellowbird in Gunnison.

403. Well, Jen claims you worked that information from her.

404. - That her sister owed me money? - Yeah.

405. Well, did she tell you how I did it?

406. 'Cause I'd sure like to remember for the next time I'm short.

407. Worked it from her at this very bar in idle chatter...

408. having a sister

409. who whored at the Yellowbird in Gunnison,

410. and only then alleged the supposed owed $11.

411. how long you been wearing shoes, counselor?

412. Did you fuck off the full 11?

413. She claims $5 was owed,

414. but my inkling...

415. is the right total is seven.

416. - Thanks. - Mm-hm.

417. Where are the tools, Morgan?

418. That is a story in itself.

419. You say it weren't an ass fuck,

420. I believe you.

421. You buying those goddamn tools or not?

422. I wouldn't have chose them not meaning to buy.

423. As opposed to leaving chosen goods,

424. piled in the middle of the fucking store

425. for every other piece of business to be conducted over and around.

426. It's customary to stand by till the transaction's finished.

427. I was called elsewhere.

428. Elsewhere meaning The Gem.

429. You wouldn't be doubting my brother's word?

430. Pay for the tools and remove them,

431. and I'll cease to doubt your ability to do so.

432. How's that?

433. There is no losing in a match like that, Mr. Hearst.

434. - Never been much for draws. - Well, I-I...

435. I meant to say, let the matter be joined aright,

436. whether Bullock or this gunsel stood at the finish,

437. there's no losing in it for you.

438. What does "joined aright" mean?

439. Say Bullock was first provoked out the public eye,

440. so his throwing down in public seemed...

441. Overquick.

442. There's all kinds of implications to that,

443. legal and political too.

444. Have you taken steps

445. to join this matter aright?

446. Only steps I took so far, Mr. Hearst,

447. was to bring me into your presence.

448. As to what steps will be required

449. if you give the go-ahead,

450. easy as the sheriff sparks, and cocky look as his kid wears,

451. the number should be few.

452. I would suggest, to keep you fucking protected,

453. that the kid should think I'm at the helm.

454. Very circumspect. Very considerate.

455. There are the blankets.

456. Oh, there they are.

457. You are excused by age and illness.

458. I am simply stupid.

459. Oh, no.

460. At a minimum, unforgivably forgetful.

461. My dear boy,

462. we are here now.

463. You and I, and the blankets.

464. Yes, yes. Um...

465. I wonder where the chair would be

466. in which I'm to be transported.

467. Oh, that the Countess and Claudia should be wheeling

468. across the thoroughfare even as we speak.

469. We shall swaddle you like the baby Jesus,

470. making the most simple and economical of transactions

471. to transfer you to the Countess

472. and Claudia's chair once they arrive.

473. Alright.

474. Is he dying? Is he dead?

475. He's in a bad fucking way.

476. Here, take that for his care and burying.

477. Let me get my fucking horse past.

478. And let the bank know, someone don't take over this place,

479. - that loan they made Steve is going bad. - Why don't you tell them?

480. 'Cause I'm a nigger, Doc, that don't care what stands or falls.

481. Hostetler was, too.

482. Hostetler was taller than me.

483. Fuck you, Steve.

484. Fuck you, Hostetler.

485. And fuck you, too!

486. I can ask Jane Cannary to...

487. see to keeping him comfortable.

488. See to her bringing back a bottle while you're at it.

489. I'll linger, look to these animals till the bank sends someone over.

490. That chair is hotel property.

491. I will deal with the bathhouse administrator,

492. believe you me.

493. - Shoo, shoo. - Where have you been?

494. Pushing this contraption through the muck.

495. To the bathhouse, it was on loan.

496. Wait till you see what they do there.

497. Stay right there, Bellegarde.

498. We're already knee-deep in shit.

499. Are those assholes working for you?

500. Those heroes that saved the stage?

501. That Dority collected.

502. Once he confessed to the stretch,

503. I put the one on a fucking string.

504. $200 in merchandise

505. in the middle of our store,

506. like an interrupted shit.

507. Commerce.

508. Every hump above ground's your master.

509. - Letter was a fucking mistake. - No.

510. I'm not waiting on Hearst, I'll tell you that right now.

511. I am not on his fucking timetable,

512. or at his fucking beck and call.

513. Yeah?

514. A.W. Merrick, Al.

515. Cheyenne and Black Hills Telegraph.

516. Is Sheriff Bullock inside?

517. Only briefly, he's out of sorts,

518. and going downstairs for a blowjob.

519. Come in, for fuck's sake!

520. Telegram for Sheriff Bullock.

521. What reaction to your publication of Bullock's letter?

522. The great man himself took, um, umbrage.

523. It was not a mistake,

524. and we are waiting on Hearst.

525. Unless you think those two assholes are his response.

526. Not likely.

527. Uh, the sheriff is going for blowjob?

528. Now having paid,

529. may we leave our tools here

530. till we go out tomorrow to our lease?

531. I've had a wire...

532. says your statement is true, far as having worked as a lawman.

533. Not asking why you put the work aside,

534. I'll say only some that do

535. find themselves ready and uniquely able

536. to work the other side of the street.

537. Some do that.

538. I took the badge off myself once...

539. without losing my impulse to beat on certain types.

540. No, that seems never to go.

541. Not now!

542. Could I come back soon then, Mr. Hearst?

543. Goddamn it.

544. Come in, Aunt Lou. Come in now.

545. Boots are in the corner.

546. I'd pay a man three weeks of my wages, Mr. Hearst.

547. Rode quick to catch my son and give him this from his mama.

548. Searched and searched before he left.

549. Come to find it with him gone.

550. Lovely garnet.

551. Does seem a moral law.

552. We find what we seek only tardily.

553. Would you send somebody, sir?

554. My imagination resists the approach,

555. in that however quickly he might catch Odell,

556. until he did, the man would know

557. he rode in the service of a colored person.

558. I'd suggest, having packed the brooch carefully and securely,

559. we ship it to New York, where my man Fitzpatrick

560. can give it to your son when he arrives.

561. Alright.

562. Are you afraid that by his not receiving today

563. the token of your love,

564. something untoward might befall Odell?

565. Are you superstitious that way, Aunt Lou?

566. Thanks for seeing to those.

567. It's the reason I thought you'd knocked.

568. Maybe we should head out for the lease.

569. Well, now has the sun rose since last I looked?

570. Or more than you let on previous, do you even know the path we're going?

571. No, I do not fucking know.

572. Second look, he don't seem such a bad sort, that fucking sheriff.

573. Maybe we ought to be fucking deputies,

574. work our lease on the fucking side.

575. Well, did you hear him offer us work?

576. Well, then let's kill him and take his job.

577. On the other hand, here is a man who might be about to.

578. The one that has a plan for you

579. that factors into yours for us?

580. Do not fucking turn around, Morgan.

581. I thought he didn't show up.

582. Well, well.

583. This the hero brother I heard about?

584. This is him, Morgan Earp.

585. Morgan, meet Mr. Tolliver,

586. who operates the joint.

587. - How do you do, Morgan? - How do you do?

588. What a beautiful fucking joint.

589. Well, we like to think so.

590. Come on, you fucknut.

591. Without a day's education,

592. medical or otherwise,

593. I vouchsafe those as don't eat

594. without exception, fail to survive.

595. Fuck ya.

596. He's all yours.

597. Thanks for your help.

598. Yup.

599. You heard the lady, Steve.

600. Them that goes on, have got to fucking eat.

601. Cocksucker.

602. Cocksucker.

603. Do for me, Mr. Hearst,

604. and much more for yourself,

605. this one important thing.

606. Breathe, sir.

607. Breathe deeply,

608. hungrily,

609. as if your life depended on it.

610. And yet slowly

611. as with the rhythm

612. of the waves, of the sea.

613. The while, Mr. Hearst,

614. allowing influx

615. of my motion's heat.

616. Do you begin to feel it, man?

617. - I think so. - Hmm?

618. I said I think so.

619. Then too...

620. Begin to feel this:

621. One towards the neck,

622. and one towards the coccyx.

623. - Ooh! - What?

624. - My God! - Are you alright?

625. - I am, how are you? - Ah...

626. - Some release in tension? - Ja.

627. Yes.

628. Yes, by God.

629. Is the pain diminished in some measure?

630. It is.

631. Now lie still, sir.

632. As your nodals...

633. settle to the adjustment.

634. Try to sleep.

635. I don't want to sleep. I'm waiting for something.

636. Very well, please yourself.

637. Ow.

638. Second look, she may have decided it didn't suit.

639. This hasn't said...

640. anything yet to spare my feelings.

641. I don't believe Mrs. Bullock's that sort.

642. I believe them theater people

643. not moving in yet, she feels no call

644. to disrupt her education activities

645. by moving the children out yet from

646. the Chez Amis into this place here.

647. In other words,

648. exactly what she said.

649. Does it trouble you,

650. keeping watch on a dark place?

651. No, ma'am, it does not.

652. Especially when I know

653. there's light coming to it.

654. One sorry-ass...

655. shit-eating cocksucker.

656. Claudia and the Countess have embroidered the tabs in gold:

657. Thalia and Melpomene.

658. Big lie...

659. the masks.

660. Same damn thing, Jack...

661. comedy and tragedy.

662. The curtain rises.

663. The stage is set before us.

664. What's the rake?

665. 18 to one, old trouper.

666. Hmm.

667. Dost thou know Dover?

668. There is a cliff

669. whose high unbending head

670. looks fearfully on the confined deep.

671. Bring me back to the brim of it,

672. and from that place...

673. I shall no leading need.

674. Here's the fly tower.

675. If you mount up,

676. take firm a rail in each hand.

677. I'll boost your bum, darling.

678. Here's the place.

679. How fearful and dizzy it is...

680. to cast one's eyes so low.

681. Set me... where you'll stand.

682. Let go my hand.

683. You're now

684. within a foot.

685. Line.

686. L-line.

687. Our father, which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.

688. He's gone.

689. We'll see to him now.

690. Winner 10!

691. 10 as hard as they come.

692. That is my big brother, who I'm going to be assisting

693. on some very important business for the man you work for,

694. and for whom I may put in a good word for you

695. depending on how good you are to me.

696. Whoo-hoo!

697. You seem blue, Jack.

698. That old actor I spoke of

699. passed.

700. Sorry.

701. Wrapped like a mummy in blankets,

702. drowning in his own fluids.

703. Perhaps, Al,

704. given the sleigh ride which ensues,

705. the best connection to Leviathan

706. may not be by harpoon.

707. Explain yourself.

708. I mean the inimical Mr. Hearst

709. suffering with discomfort at his back,

710. the wiles of a bullshitter, such as oneself,

711. may have use as a feint to occupy him.

712. How?

713. Campaign towards relief,

714. protracted, punctuated by

715. Pentecostal whoops,

716. and manual pushes, and prods while

717. invoking arcane authorities...

718. The host's unhealthy soul

719. reliable to sustain his symptoms.

720. You were good to try a net on that cocksucker, Jack,

721. on such a sorry day.

722. Mr. Hearst!

723. Are we still in a state of respite?

724. The odd twinge, Mr. Langrishe, but overall much improved.

725. A winning skirmish

726. in a long campaign!

727. Mr. Swearengen.

728. Mr. Hearst.

729. Old friends!

730. Don't imbibe overmuch the evening chill.

731. Waitin' for something.

732. It appears the theater people's moving in

733. was delayed by the illness of one of their troupe,

734. who today, I believe, has died.

735. So they should be moving in very shortly.

736. Thank you for telling me.

737. Without quarrel.

738. And you acknowledge your lack of sweetness

739. on retiring last evening?

740. I do,

741. being uneasy about my letter's publication.

742. And Mr. Hearst's reaction.

743. Perhaps tonight will be twice as sweet.

744. Sweet mother of Jesus.

745. Hi-ya!

746. Take them amateurs off the fucking sugar tit.

747. Mr. Hearst brought the pros to town.

748. Leviathan fucking smiles.

749. Hyah!

750. That black train is coming, it's coming, too.