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.Sally kisses Henry's finger
that he hurt while fixing a tire. What she doesn't know is her
fiancé, Sheriff Bob Wells, is watching them. |
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On their way to Tuscon, Henry's
flivver runs out of gas. Sally uses the opportunity to get closer
to Henry. |
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Henry holds the Underwoods at bay
with his wrench (they think it's a gun!) while Sally siphons
gas from their car. |
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Not wanting to give their real
names at the ranch, Henry tells McNab his name is "Henry
Ford," and Sally proclaims, "I'm his wife, Lizzie!" |
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Mort takes a liking to Sally
- and Henry interferes only because his nerves can't handle the
noise. |
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Sally and Henry didn't realize
the ranch they used as a stopover to Tuscon is owned by the Underwoods
whom they robbed in the desert. Sally stays in the kitchen cooking
while Henry poses as a servant. |
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To protect Henry from being
found by Wells, Sally tells him that Henry was killed by bandits. |
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Henry can't find his tire
that McNab hid from him, so he and Mort decide to substitute
a wagon wheel on Henry's flivver. |
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"They claim they're
married . . . but she ain't wearin' no wedding ring!" |
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Sally and Henry are being
chased by everyone else along the treacherous mountain roads
and don't realize the wagon wheel Henry used to replace his tire
is edging in and out of the axle. |
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Only one thing that scares Bob
Wells - thunder and lightning. Thankfully a storm comes up just
as he is about to string Henry up! |
