The Shooting of Billy the Kid

and the performance of Mr. Frank Lovejoy. Otto Leit hopes once again to keep you in, south and... I'm beginning to run out. That was the night thing had us hold up in the old McSweeney House.

And a place burning all around us, and old man McSweeney sitting there reading his Bible. And me and Charlie Poulter and Owen, we had to make a break. Time Billy! Once it got to be, still got time for only a good smoke, eh?

Are you saying, Harley, no time? We spoke cigarettes, is it? Oh, we've been a tighter once in this, haven't we, Charlie? Maybe you have, but I am. 10 feet of them follows out there, so we can make it to the woods.

If we make it to the woods, we'll make it. That can bring you. Just what I need to like, my smoke. Go, Charlie. Good luck. All right.

Have one of them. Because you're gone. Curie, my Bible. Stute me in good school for many years. A Bible against them? say it might work it might just work it that step up there where they can see you're holding it and I won't fire when you start across with a Bible and say

are they called that one just a few between two cattle kings and me nothing but a working hand but seems like they blame the whole thing square on the me

just because it was Billy's middle farmer that it killed 16 men and it was me running and then closing in and just a matter of time first met Pat Garrett me and Charlie was hit out in the mountains oh my guns and get passed that's because I had my guns and a standing trial fuel proposition never carried a gun in this