The Shepherd of the Hills Page #3
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a letter to the bank
where I have my money,
tellin' them to... to pay cash
to whoever has that letter.
Is it honest?
Yes, if you have the money
in the bank.
All right,
I'd like to see you do it.
Hello, Hank!
Hello, Sammy.
Let's see, Mrs. Palestrom.
Hello, Mrs. Kundy.
I got Coleby's Cholera Tincture,
Miss Wassop's Soothing Syrup,
Kittredge's Salve and Wahoo Tonic.
Could be she might
be needin' worm cakes.
Nope, 'tain't that. I put a dried tater
chip and two crawdad legs in her bed,
but she's still got that seldom feelin',
complainin' from head to heel.
How much is them?
I'm gettin' tired of soakin'
sugar s-s-sops.
Better do somethin' about
that neck rash you got there.
'Tain't rash. It's the dye
from off my shirt.
I didn't souse it enough in lye water.
You oughta see our young'uns
just like a passel of pure redskins.
Them's 30 cents.
The mouthpiece is for nothin'.
Thirty cents!
Howdy, Sammy.
Been wantin' to meet your cousin.
Hello, Mr. Howitt.
How do you do, sir?
He wants to cash a check... one of them letters
to where he's got money in the bank.
How much do you reckon
to want, Mr. Howitt?
Well, if it's convenient,
I could use a hundred dollars.
You could use a hundred dollars?
Yes, if it's convenient.
Well, uh...
I have letters of
identification here.
Well, uh, Sammy's say - so
is all right with me.
I... I'll look around.
Smart.
Twenty-five, 30, 35, 40.
Forty-five.
It's Confederate.
Forty will do me fine.
I didn't dig into my real reserves.
They ain't here.
There you are, sir.
Thank you very much.
Look out, Al.
You know about them
city telephone machines for talkin'?
Yeah. What about 'em?
Seems foolish to me.
Ain't nobody in the Ozarks don't know
you got a hundred dollars right now.
Remember now, you keep shut.
I'll do the talkin'.
Anything you say, Sammy.
It ain't gonna be so pleasant,
on account of Aunt Mollie, it ain't.
like a sheep-killin' dog.
How 'bout Old Matt?
Oh, him?
When he finds out you got a hundred dollars, his
eyes will get bigger than buckets of hog lard.
Don't open it.
They'll shoot ya
clean back to the valley.
Hello!
Hello, there!
He ain't totin' no gun.
Come on.
I told you afore you ain't wanted here.
Where's your woman?
Down by the hog scald.
So you're the cousin, eh?
What do you want?
He wants to buy some dirt land.
Go on in.
I'll fetch my woman.
While I worry him,
you head for the house.
He's ornery, just like
them he watches for.
He ain't educated to city talk.
You gotta twist him around a pole
or somethin' to get what you want.
You see?
Yes, I do.
Friends, Pete.
Won't nobody hurt ya.
That's Pete.
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