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That's the Calum! Oh! Laramie, starring Raymond Burr as Captain Lee Quince,

specially transcribed tales of the dark and tragic ground of the wild frontier, the saga of fighting men who rode the Rim of Empire, and the dramatic story of Lee Quince, Captain of Cavalry. This is as far as we go, Mr. Thurg's sure line to creak your head.

You can water your stock there, we'll wait for that and head back. Turn up. Oh, oh. Oh, he's out right there. We're stopping his bow. This is the end of the line for us, Captain.

That's what the order says, Sergeant. Yes, sir. Tell the men to dismount an unsaddled pin-grace in water. Yeah. Take your mount, Captain. Yeah, thanks. I want to talk to the driver. You've seen him then, up on the rim.

Yeah, they're keeping their distance. Ain't every wagon train pushing west gets two escorts. Cavalry and the engine. I'll tell him. This map, Nunsnall, him raised water. This map, Nunsnall, him raised water. Find your stock, don't take down water too fast.

You're planning to stick to the Oregon Trail driver? That'd be a plain fool if I didn't, with their mentions staring me down from the top of the canyon. No, I don't think they'll bother you.

They're not hungry. We butchered some beef on the agency for him last week. Nancy, we'd look too good to him. Trying to maim you looking out for, ain't we? I've seen worse. You're all right.

So long as you don't get any ideas about the old Bozeman Trail. Let's close now, ain't it? Yeah, by treaty. That's what's bothering our friends up there in the rim. I think we aimed a cut up to Montana country?