The Lucinda River

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You know, I never enjoyed anything as much as that. Cleared my conscience, I guess.

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How many boys our age could have done it?

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But I know that what I'm afraid of, it's not out there. It's inside me.

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Why? Are you illiterate?

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My kids.

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Lars Hanson does not get carried into curch.

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I fell in love with the man inside.

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You are really something, son.

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Max Sand is a young cowboy haunted by the death of his parents. Along the road to revenge he runs into a number of virtuous characters who try to persuade him to change his mind, to become a man free of resentment. It makes good use of a moral paradigm, with the blind solipsism of the brute on one hand and the gentler dimension of Indian and Christian spirituality on the other.

★★★★☆

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Good in everyone...

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I'll be waving as you drive away.

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It is said that round eggs produce daughters, long eggs produce sons.

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Papa, are you surprised?

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Tools... Oh, look at the tools!

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I wish that creek would run the other way, then I could send a note to my friend.

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Never to make a hasty judgment about Charles.

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God's world isn't fear and hate. It's love and understanding.