From Here to Boston

Whenever I'm hired for a job, I can always expect the worst. Little did I know that this time it would mean leaving my dearest friends. Have gone! Will travel! Starring Mr. John Dana as Paladin. San Francisco. 1875. The Carlton Hotel.

and hotel headquarters of a man called Paladin. Yes? Oh, excuse me. You finish with breakfast, hey boy, we'll take D.C. away. Oh, yes, we are.

Come in. Did you meet my sister? No, sir. Hey boy, isn't it? Lisa. This is my sister, Lavine, your Todd Hunter. Oh, hello. How do you do? Well, you were uncomfortable last night, Missy Todd Hunter.

I was so exhausted from the trip I hardly noticed. But I do think I like the accommodations of the carton. I never thought we'd be able to get a suite with two bedrooms. It's almost like home.

Oh, yes, Missy. Carlton is a very nice hotel. But it doesn't compare with anything we have in Boston, LaBean. Of course not, Miles. But I'm so surprised they have anything at all in this God-forsaken country that I'm overwhelmed.

Hey boy. Ah, Yisah. Do you know most of the regular guests who stay here? Ah, Yisah. Hey boy, no. Many guests. Tell me. Do you know Mr. Palladam? Mr. Ah, Yisah. How long has he been living here?

Oh, many long time. Could you tell us about him, Hey boy? Oh, Yisah, Mom. What does he do? What does he look like? Is he married? No, no, no, Meesa Paladin, not married. My sister and I have heard that he hires his gun, so to speak.

Meesa Paladin will be happy to tell you what he does. He's a very good friend of Hayboy. You like to meet him? No, no, no. We were just curious. We've heard so much about him.