50- Mr Randall and Bumps Come to See the Meet

Jerry, at Pharaoh's. You know what they'll look like, Lee? What do you mean? What they'll look like?

What do you mean? I mean, Mr. Randall and Vomps. Oh, Jerry, for the love of Mike. But you've only been away from them about four months. They'll look the same as they did when you saw them last.

Four months. Is that all it's been? For sure. Gee, it certainly seems longer than that. Well, sure, because so much has happened since you've come to Pharaoh's. That's why it seems like such a long time.

Just think. Our first argument with Red Morrison, then meeting all the fellas, Then painting the smoke stack on the powerhouse and then Harold Linwell almost drowning. Yeah and after that all the trouble about Harold's dad.

Yeah the crack up of his plane and those men kidnapping Harold. Uh huh. Gee. Now this is the day of the ride and meet with Harold Ksenetzen. Yep. Your first day to show what you've got Jerry.

Yep. Well all I can do is to ride the best I can and let the horse do the rest. Mm-hmm. Hey listen. Hey, you're right. That's a train. Oh, gee, I can hardly wait. Hey, I wonder if this is the streamliner.

Oh, sure, it's the streamliner. Don't you remember? That's what Mr. Randall's letter said. Oh, yeah, I forgot. Yep, you're right. Lee? Yeah? What's the matter? Not the only one. Well, I wonder if Mr. Randall and Bumps will bring my dog.

Oh, Rags. I forgot all about Rags. You did, huh? I didn't. No, I bet you didn't. Hey, there's sure a lot of people getting off here at Farrows today, aren't they? Uh-huh. I bet some of those people are fathers and mothers of cadets and barrels.