Brother Lost

Three armed men against my gun are not very good odds, but you won't stop me from finding this girl's brother Have gun will travel Starring mr. John Dana as Paladin San Francisco 1875 the Carlton Hotel headquarters of a man called Paladin Oh, Miss Apaladin, you bags all in carriage.

Thank you, hey boy. Hey, Miss Efultan bags in carriage. Also, she's waiting for you. She's very prompt. Oh, Yissa. Also very pretty. You've become a long time, Mr. Apaladin? Three weeks maybe. Long enough to see Marietta to heal a bend.

Oh, heal a bend? Arizona territory. Marietta believes her brother is there. Beliefs? Oh, she don't know? Well, they've been separated for years, hey boy. lost all contact with each other. Ah, you take her to find out. That's right. Well, sir, from which he looks at you, I think she's very happy you are one to take off.

Now, hey boy, you're letting her imagination run away with you. He's up. Believe me, Ms. Fulton is interested in only one thing, finding her brother. Oh, you saw. When you get to, uh, Yila Ben, then she'd be very happy. Perhaps, if it really is her brother.

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