The Sea of Grass Page #7
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AS I SAID BEFORE, JIM.
THEY'RE GOOD MEN.
WELL, BOYS, I'M AFRAID
UNLESS SOMEBODY FEELS
DIFFERENT ABOUT IT.
SO, I GUESS WE'LL JUST GO ON HOME.
BEING BLOWN AWAY
BUT ONLY:
NOW, UM, UH, LET ME UNDERSTAND
THIS CLEARLY, MR. CRANE.
ABLE TO GAIN CUSTODY OF MY SON
BUT TO DO THIS, I MUS ESTABLISH IN THE COUR UNDER OATH THE IDENTITY OF HIS FATHER?
AND-AND IT IS ALSO YOUR OPINION
THAT IF I DO PROVE MY RIGHT TO HIM
I MAY FORFEIT MY RIGH TO MY DAUGHTER?
I'M AFRAID THAT'S
BUT WITH LUCK,
YES, WITH LUCK, I'D
SEPARATING THEM:
I'M SORRY, LUTIE.
IN ST. LOUIS, MY DEAR?
WELL, I DON'T KNOW,
MR. CRANE.
HERE ANYMORE, EITHER.
GOOD-BYE. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH.
WRITE TO ME, DOC.
HOW THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY DO.
LOVE, LUTIE.
YOU ARE MISSED, LUTIE.
IT'S LIKE SOMEBODY BLEW OU A LIGHT, AND IT'S A LITTLE
THE OTHER DAY FOR ME TO LOOK OVER.
AND THEY'RE HEALTHY
AS GOATS.
YOU WOULDN'T KNOW
SALT FORK, LUTIE.
THE TOWN'S JAM-PACKED EVERY DAY.
STOREKEEPERS ARE TRUCKING
TO THE HOMESTEADERS, NOW.
ANYMORE, UNLESS IT'S
WHEN THEY COME IN TO FIGH AND LOSE ONE OF THE
LAWSUITS THAT'S ALWAYS BEING
THE COURT THEREFORE
FIXES DAMAGES.
CHAMBERLAIN WAS HEARD
ON THE SIDE OF THE HOMESTEADERS.
ADMIT THAT THE CROPS ARE GOOD.
SO HEAVY, THEY'LL
KNOCK A MAN'S HEAD OFF.
AND THE SODBUSTERS ARE
ORDERED, I DON'T KNOW.
BUT HIS BACK'S A LITTLE STRAIGHTER
AND HIS HEAD'S A
SARAH BETH FOLLOWS HER FATHER AROUND
I GOT TO ADMIT THAT JIM TREATS
NOT THAT HE ISN'T GOOD TO HER.
TO BROCK.
AND BROCK... WELL, BROCK'S LIKE
HE ALWAYS WAS-
AND A SMILE LIKE A FEATHERED ANGEL.
OH DOC, I AM LONELY,
BUT I KNOW I SHOULD STAY AWAY, AND
DOC!
LUTIE! OH!
OH!
IT'S ALL CHANGED.
YES...
TELL ME, LUTIE, WHY DID YOU REALLY COME?
THAT MOSTLY. IT'S BEEN
PRETTY BAD, DOC.
WHERE'S JIM?
WAITING?
AFTER YOU'VE SEEN THEM.
OR THE OTHER.
WHERE I'M CONCERNED, I MEAN? TELL ME.
HONEY, IT'S PRETTY HARD TO SAY.
YOUR NAME ONE WAY OR THE OTHER.
THANK YOU.
ALL RIGHT, MRS. SMITH.
THEY'RE VERY YOUNG.
NO, I DON'T EXPECT IT.
I ONLY HOPED.
DO YOU REMEMBER? I SAID I'D BRING
A DOUBLE PRESENT FOR BOTH OF YOU?
NO.
BUT YOU'D LIKE TO HAVE A PRESENT,
WOULDN'T YOU?
YES.
THEN YOU WAIT. AND LOOK A WHAT I HAVE IN MY BAG.
SAW HER OFF GETTING OFF THE TRAIN
WENT RIGHT OVER TO DOC REID'S.
YOU MUST LEAVE:
AT ONCE, BRICE.
DO YOU REALIZE I'VE NEVER EVEN
TOUCHED HIM BEFORE.
NEVER BEEN CLOSE ENOUGH TO LOOK
INTO HIS EYES. HE'S A FINE BOY.
BROCK.
JIM.
COME ON, KIDS.
I'M SORRY, LUTIE.
I SHOULDN'T HAVE
COME BACK.
I'VE BROUGHT EVERYTHING
TO LIFE AGAIN.
AND THE CHILDREN, BRICE,
THEY DON'T KNOW ME.
LIKE ME.
THEY DON'T NEED ME. THEY DON' NEED ANYTHING FROM ME.
LISTEN TO ME, LUTIE.
GET BROCK. HE'S OURS.
LET BREWTON HAVE
SARAH BETH.
WE CAN GET AS FAR AWAY FROM HERE
THIS IS OUR LAS CHANCE, LUTIE.
THE LAST CHANCE:
I CAN'T GO AWAY WITH YOU, BRICE.
I CAN'T HAVE BROCK.
BUT I'LL GO ALONE.
NOT ENOUGH, BRICE.
COME ON IN.
DOC?
HAVEN'T BEEN SEEING
I HAVEN'T BEEN
LOOKING FOR YOU.
SO I NOTICED.
NOT ANYMORE.
YOU KNOW WHY?
MAYBE YOU BETTER
I GOT TO. I'LL TELL
YOU WHY-LUTIE.
YOU WOULDN'T LET ANYBODY
SPEAK HER NAME, WOULD YOU, JIM?
LAST WISH, YOU KNOW.
WAS A LITTLE HELP... FROM YOU.
THAN SHE GOT.
SHE NEVER FORGOT HER CHILDREN.
AWAY TWICE. YOUR FAULT.
THAT'S RIGHT. YOURS.
PEOPLE DON'T TELL YOU THA MUCH, DO THEY, JIM?
JIM.
JIM!
YES, DOC, I HEAR YOU.
YOU'LL-YOU'LL NEVER CHANGE.
YOU'LL NEVER CHANGE.
I GUESS, JIM.
JUST RIGHT.
HE'S GONE GENTLEMEN.
COLONEL BREWTON,
ARE YOU SURE?
VERY SURE.
FIXED FOR MONEY.
I SEE.
IF I DID KNOW WHERE YOUR WIFE WAS
YOU ARE THE LAST ONE I WOULD TELL.
WHY DON'T YOU
BROCK! BROCK!
WAIT A MINUTE, SISTER
LET THEM-LET THEM FINISH!
JEFF! JEFF! BROCK'S FIGHTING AGAIN!
JEFF!
CHAMBERLAIN KID!
I'M BETTING ON THE CHAMBERLAIN KID.
JEFF?
WHAT WAS SAID:
HERE, BILL?
IF ANYBODY'S GO ANYTHING TO SAY
NOW'S THE TIME
TO SAY IT.
COME ON, BROCK.
DON'T WORRY, LUTIE.
I'LL KEEP ON
WRITING TO YOU.
ONLY BECAUSE DOC REID IS GONE.
AND THAT YOU WAN NOTHING FROM ME
IN THIS LETTER, I'M SENDING
YOU A LIKENESS OF SARA BETH AND BROCK.
I OBTAINED IT BY DEVIOUS METHODS
FROM THE LOCAL:
PHOTOGRAPHER.
YOU ASK:
ABOUT BREWTON, LUTIE.
ABOUT HIM.
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