Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Number two, even if they was givin' out prizes,

- You probably just don't remember it right. - I remember it exactly.

He was another man straight up and down.

I know you have.

I was going to take some root beer over to the Negroes.

We'd be proud to have you. Esco's gonna be wantin' his dinner.

Is she waitin' for ya, this Ada Monroe?

- Help! - Here.

We think you've got 'em hid up somewhere.

So you won't mind if we look around?

Seems that way.

My dear daughter, Ada,

to thank you from our hearts...

- How long have I been sleepin'? - Two days, three days. Not long enough.

I dragged my poor daughter 400 miles from Charleston to Cold Mountain

I'm like the boy who goes for wood in winter

He lived to rest. He was born tired.

Just over that hill.

If they find you here, things'll go bad on all of us.

I found you this book to take with you.

I think it's "l divorce you" three times and you're not married anymore.

- We got our war! - Whoo-hoo!

Please cover up my boy.

I have some beans and corn pone.

The heart will not heal.

There were crows - black crows.

Turn around or I'll shoot!

Cut down a tree. Play music with it.

If I cry one tear for my daddy, I stole it off a crocodile.

I'm sorry, Ada. And for dragging you here.

Don't spread out. Why are they spreadin' out?

We could lay him in the dirt and... grow another one just like him.

There's been no huntin' on the road, just cress and roots.

Please! Have mercy!

This time of year there's so much life everywhere.

Or the way... a hawk flies?

Start at the neck.

I love you, darlin',

I was gonna do a grievous wrong.

I don't know why.

- Come on. - We're starving. We haven't eaten in days.

Hip hip hurrah!

You'll walk unscathed through musket fire

But then I've tried countin' the number of words

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you, yeah, right.

I can give you $30 Confederate.

I need shelter... and food.

How did I keep you?

The Home Guard is powered to enter any place it sees fit without notice or constraint.

No plowman's blade will cut thee down

- I was thinkin' on swollen udders. - Oh...!

It's Mo Oakley's boy.

She ain't gonna marry Linton, is she?

No, sir. She died when I was born.

- Miss Monroe. - Thank you.

- You ridin' Captain Teague's animal? - I am.

break your heart?

- Stop it! - Her nose is in the butter.

Number one, you got a horse? I can plow all day. I'm a worker.

- I'm beggin' you. - Git.

I know where there's a ferry crossin'. Or you can stubborn yourself to death.

Oh, no. Look what you made me do.

I was talkin' to some of the other womenfolk

- Miss Monroe. - Good morning.

Now, your friend Georgia here...

I'm headin' for that smokehouse.

I find you in all of it.

I'm leavin' soon as I'm full. Y'all havin' too much fun for me.

Sit on the porch with Sal, watch my boys in the fields,

You stay on that horse.

Supposed to bring good luck, a bird caught in a room.

And don't lose it. Or sell it.

The sign says "Ferry $5."

I'm reachin' Cold Mountain before you.

- Amen. - Amen.

And yet I cannot. I cannot."

I don't know what music that is.

I imagine God is.