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Milton, get over here. Mr. Geddes, this is

the new ranch hand I told you about. Well,

I heard you had some trouble with your

welcome, but you kept your nerve from

protecting my property. No, it was nothing,

sir. Well, David Geddes, pleased to meet

you, John Jim

Milton. Thank you for the opportunity, sir.

You and Mr. Dickens, you work hard, you be

honest, you'll get your keep. I promise

you that. Boy has a family. Well, lucky man

then. You better work extra hard. Good day,

gentlemen. Sir. You hear that, John Jim?

Extra hard. Hey, hey, get over here, Mr.

Dickens. Go find old Jim Milton here

something to do. Make sure he works extra

hard. Sure, Mr.

Dickens. Come on, this way. I, I was on my

chores

anyhow. Say, is that your family getting

in the wagon up there? Ah, believe it is.

Mind if we go welcome them? Not at all.

Hey, is it true what they said about you

when you arrived, that you ran off those

hired guns? Look, can we, uh, not discuss

this in front of my wife? Oh, no, sure, yeah,

of course, Mr.

I don't want to worry her. Oh, yeah, I hear

that. Mrs. Milton. Jim Milton, how fine you

seem. This kind man just collected us.

Thank you,

sir. I think we can be okay here. It's

ranching

work. This place is kind of... it's fine.

But I hear you began your career in

ranching by throwing your weight around.

Real wise, Jim. What was I supposed to do?

The place was getting robbed. So you show