Blind Courage

You can fight the duel or chance having your throat cut some dark night. Either way, you'll die before the week is out. Have gone. Will travel. Starring Mr. John Dana as Paladin. San Francisco. 1875. The Carlsen Hotel.

Headquarters of a man called Paladin. We saw Paladin, we saw Paladin. Over here, hey boy. Oh, I have a message for you, Mr. Paladin. Hey, hey, hey, Mr. Paladin, why are you sitting in that chair facing door to the dining room?

Go away, hey boy. What's the matter with you all, Mr. Paladin? You get a much better view of Hotel Lobby. Hey boy, be gone. You saw. Whatever you say, Mr. Paladin. Oh, wait, the message.

Oh, you say be gone. Hey boy, be gone. Be go! The message, hey boy. Come and think why you sit in hard chair facing closed door of dining room when old chair give fine view of hotel lobby.

Hey boy, there are some things that are my own business. Now give me the message. Yes sir. Oh, it's gonna drive hey boy crazy. John Sutherland. It was very interesting. Very interesting indeed. Eh, you sell answer to interesting message?

Yes. Same old stuff? Yes. Yes, sir. Have gone with travel. Just go and send it, hey boy. Lisa. Well? Miss Appaled, in this chair, not good for you. You all mixed up. Forget to tell, hey boy, where to send a message?

Well, yeah, I'm sorry. To Mr. John Sutherland. Knob Hill. Yes, sir. Oh, there, there she is. There you are, hey boy. Whoa. Hey boy, take it back, well, a reckless statement, Mr. Palladine. This is the best year in hotel.