Tom Walton Escapes

Nice country, this train goes through, eh, well... Maybe you think so, but the train ain't taking you where it's taking me, copper. I expect to go all the way with you. All the way? Yep.

Heh, heh. Don't I wish it. And you first... Well, erm... ...almost all the way. Here's this beautiful country. Yeah, with a beautiful electric chair waiting for me at the end of the line. Well, won't that something you should have done?

I don't know! No matter what this train... It's like we hit something. Stop. You're not getting out of this drawing on the sea wire. I'll finish the job. I got him. What? What? Nice work Pete.

Slug him. Quick. Nice. Go on. Get the keys off him and get me out of this slave bracelet. I hope you picked a good place to stop this train. Sure I did. There's a thick woods alongside it.

Try to go and wait on the highway with a car. Good. Here's a couple keys. Okay, get me out of these cows so I can get going. To the guy who wanted to send me to the chair.

That roper boy named Boston Blackie. Now on to the calmer as Boston Blackie. Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend. Come here baby. Uh uh no. Why not?

Who buys you first? Who buys you juice? Who got you that nice new car? Oh you did, Henry Darling. Come on Sal, give us a kiss. No uh uh. I paid for it tonight in advance.

Just the first couple of installments darling. Who is it? Nate Joe. OK, come in. Hey, Mr. Lewis, did you hear the nose? What nose? I'm Walt and I saw. Well, Joe, what's all excitement about it?