Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

We'll be a-fixing this here bridge.

- What's all this here you got? - Well, there's two dozen pullets.

- How many men we got left? - Eight, besides you.

Yes, sir. That's it.

Sam lit out after it to find it.

You tell him. You talk better English than I do.

You mean to tell me that you did it to save lives?

if he busts loose now and again?

Well, I can get $3 apiece for 'em in Jimtown.

Tell 'em to halt.

He come out one morning,

That paper is four days old, I read it over at Nashville.

Well, right about there.

I don't rightly know.

Sharpshooter York requests a re-mark.

I'd sure be much obliged if I could have a cup of water.

What are they a-fighting for?

- Hi, Alvin. - Hi, Alvin.

Now this here...

- That's all. - Thank you, Major.

I'm a-bringing your book back, Major. And I'm a-thanking you.

Old man Jarvis up Bear Creek way

- All right. - Get those hands up. Get in there.

"if you lose one of them, doth not leave the ninety-nine, and..."

Remember, keep your sights on the center of the bull's-eye.

A-seeing how you weren't there.

You thinking that's it, aren't you?

Now look here, Zeb Andrews...

"If my kingdom were of this world, then would my servant fight."

- A bull's-eye, 4:00. - Bull's-eye.

We better get up there.

Well, it wouldn't do no harm.

Well, I ain't nobody but.

You've been plowing around that rock a heap of years.

York, Captain Danforth has just handed me a report concerning you,

since Daniel Boone and Andy Jackson.

You see, they have to run trains under the ground in New York,

We all got some prisoners, can we be a-leaving 'em here?

Breakfast's ready, now it is. Better be getting at it.

"Blessed are the peacemakers."

An awful lot of room for just one fellow here.

He's up at the point. Been up there all day.

It's just a plain business proposition.

For we're still struggling.

"which can be interpreted by its members as they choose.

but I reckon he can wait till Saturday.

Well, good Lord.

and then the next one, see?

You better be getting along.

- Howdy, lke. - Hi, Alvin.

"And when he cometh home he calleth together his friends

I'd like to know where that barrage is that we're supposed to have.

Look at that mob.

Two more shooters. Tom Carver, you're first.

Well, yes. In a way I agree with you.

- Mr. Hull? - Yes, Alvin?

Against something? Against what?

Oh, how should I know? Maybe he would.

Oh, against something or somebody we're against.

- Come on there. Come on. - Come on, get in there.

But I got to have 'em extra days, Mr. Tomkins. I just got to.

Yeah, and they'll put hounds on your trail,

But the cost of that heritage is high.

Re-mark for 29.

I got letters here for Tom Carver and Ed Watson.

"and neighbors saying..."

Never gonna get...

Thank you for what you said,

Let's see that target, Sergeant.

if nothing made 'em store up nuts for the wintertime.

I can't hear you.

Well, I don't rightly know.

And here's a breakfast food manufacturer who wants you to endorse his product.

Look them fellows over good.

- And a Christian man, if I ever seen one. - Reckon so.

You know, I don't see how you get five bushels off of that there land of yours.

I sure would like to see that there piece of land, though.

Oh, Mr. Tomkins, I was just coming over to see you.

You want to plow your fields as you see fit,

Well, go and get it. I ain't a-caring.

When I'm hell-bent to fall.

You joining up now or you waiting to be called?

- Come out, let's have a look at you. - Watch 'em, fellows!

- Tell him it's useless. - What did you say?

The people of the state of Tennessee for what you done.

"saying unto them, 'Rejoice with me,

Ma, ain't Alvin ever gonna eat again?

- Yes, sir. - To be free.