Canyon Passage Page #2
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- 1946
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it don't look like we're
going to keep her long, Ma.
Logan... I mean, Mr. Stuart, do you
think the Indians will break out?
It's always possible, Asa.
A peace treaty don't seem to mean
nothing to them Rogue beasters.
Well, it's their land and we're
on it and they don't forget it.
Things'll be all right,
I reckon,
unless some medicine man
stirs them up
or some white cuss
starts something.
You'll know it beforehand,
they'll get insolent.
That's the time to fort up.
Well, this is my fort
and darned if I budge.
That's right, Ben.
Ma is sending Caroline
over to McGarry's place.
Mrs. McGarry's
come to her time.
Now, there's everything
you'll need, dear.
You want me to send Dr.
Balance back from Jacksonville?
I can do
whatever's necessary.
Oh, for sure,
it's only a baby.
You stay at
McGarry's tonight, Caroline.
I'll be over tomorrow
and ride back with you!
Give my hellos
to your ma, Lucy.
Say I'm lonesome for talk.
Bye, Logan!
Hey!
You ain't got much time!
Well, here's where
I leave you.
It takes me
back to England.
It's just like
my grandmother's.
Hey! Come on!
Thank you.
Oh, Logan, there's a
cabin-raising Saturday week.
Liza Stone and
Gray Bartlett are marrying.
I'll be there.
You'd have had your kiss
if I hadn't been here.
Yes. I'm sorry I caused you to miss it.
But what's any woman
to you?
You're never happy
except when you're on the go.
I guess I'm just stuck on this
Oregon or maybe I'm just ambitious.
I want to see a Stuart
& Company pack outfit
stringing along
every road.
And when stages come,
I want them to be my stages.
Is that what makes you so
restless and discontented?
Or is it a woman, Logan?
Must it always be a woman?
Take me to
Valley
Where the silvery
moonlight shines
Some one waits for me
in the valley
There among
the blue-tipped pines
She'll be by the river
Where all heaven beams
And there by the river
We'll find
the trail of dreams
Donkey,
don't you dare to dally
Can't you hear
the kill deer song?
Say, Hi. When did Honey
Bragg get into town?
Well, it looks like
he just rode in
the way
his horse is lathered.
Must've done
All the way from Portland.
Don't tell anyone.
Huh?
What was that song
you were singing, Hi?
Oh, I don't know.
Just a little song.
It sounded very romantic.
Well, Mandy
gets that way sometimes.
Silly, isn't she?
She'll be by the river
Where all heaven beams
And there by the river
We'll find
the trail of dreams
Donkey, don't you dare...
Steady! Whoa! Whoa!
Dad!
Lucy!
Lucy! Hello, Logan.
Mommy.
Nice trip, Logan?
Did you enjoy yourself? Did
you have a nice time, dear?
Yes, it was fun.
Oh, we stopped by the Dances
and Mrs. Dance sends her hellos.
There she is, George,
there's your girl.
Thank you, Logan.
Did he behave himself, Lucy?
Oh, you're lovely.
I'd almost forgotten.
Not entirely
I hope, George.
Is that the best
you can do, George?
Could you do any better?
If I hadn't seen my girl for a
whole month, a whole lot better.
Same old roughneck.
No polish at all.
Did you mind my asking Logan
to bring you home?
What took you over
to Crescent City, George?
a real strike, but it wasn't.
Another rainbow?
One day, I'll bring you
the pot of gold
from the end of that rainbow,
you'll see.
Are you glad
to be back, Lucy?
How was the trip?
Wonderful.
Good night.
Good night.
Where's Morrow?
He'll be back Tuesday.
I sent 40 mules
on the trip.
Vane Blazier will take the
Scottsburg string in the morning,
20 mules.
Put this on the books, Clench.
Thirty mules to be at Salem
on the 20th.
Henry McLane's freight.
Where will you get the mules?
You're spread
pretty thin already.
Maybe it's time for us
to buy a few more.
Buy, buy.
Always buy, buy.
Hello, Vane.
Did you stop by at Dances?
Yes.
How is everybody?
Caroline, you mean?
She's fine.
Do you realize you've got close
on $50,000 sunk in this place?
We must be rich.
You ought to have $10,000
laid by for trouble.
What trouble? The
trouble that always comes.
Why do you suppose I came here,
6,000 miles from Liverpool?
This is Jacksonville, Clench,
U.S.A. We sail with the tide.
They think the tide
flows forever for them.
But mark me, Logan.
Gold veins run out, crops
fail, men starve, wars come.
And businesses fail. Then we
get a new deck and deal again.
So you'll buy the mules?
What happened to you, Logan?
I thought you and George
would want to be together.
Why, Logan, that's
a very tender sentiment.
George, when is this girl
going to marry you?
I doubt
if she knows herself, Logan.
When are you taking me,
Lucy?
George, do you like poetry?
Must I like poetry
to be your husband?
We will be married
when the leaves fall.
You see, Logan. She strings
me up and lets me swing.
You mean the maple leaves
that fall early,
or the pine needles
that never fall at all?
Come on, there's a fight. Fight? Who is it?
I don't know.
What's going on?
There's a fight at the back
of the settlement.
Come on!
You better
get up there, Logan.
It's your friend
Vane Blazer and Bragg.
Come on, George.
Nobody crowded you.
Oh, you're calling me
a liar.
Stand up to him, Blazier.
Yeah. Let him have it.
I didn't call you a liar.
I'll bust you up
proper, boy.
Having a little trouble, Vane?
Hello, Bragg.
Logan, my friend,
how are you?
I hear you've been away.
I'm here and there,
I'm a restless man.
I've been away, too.
You have?
Well, you're a restless man
like me.
I notice
you're favoring your left leg.
It couldn't be you fell
through a window by any chance?
Oh, let's get on
with the fight.
See you sometime, Logan.
Well, by gum,
it was a freeze out.
Come on, Vane,
buy you a drink.
Never mind.
I can fight my own battles.
That was quite a surprise.
More of a disappointment
to the boys, I'd say.
What can you expect from
people living in the wilderness?
What's wilderness
got to do with it?
Everything, I think.
What do you say, Lucy?
Some men are more primitive
than others, I guess.
Some men
just fight it harder.
and he broke.
I'd say bent.
Well, broke or bent,
what do you make of it, Hi?
You're a lawyer, Jonas,
you figure it out.
I'm glad
you enjoyed the trip, Lucy,
but it's great
to have you back.
I missed you.
Thank you, George.
Well, see you tomorrow.
You ought to do your kissing in
private, George, and do it better.
I'll ask you again, Logan.
Could you do better?
You brought it
on yourself, George.
Good night.
Good night, Lucy.
Going to play a little poker?
I got to get some sleep,
Oh, it's still early.
I'm off on a trip tomorrow. I'm
going to look for some mules.
Another trip so soon?
If you're not careful,
one of these days
you're going to end up
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