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Gipson/Tun berg
January 22, 1957

CONTINUED 7a

TRAVIS
Well, I never seen but one
piece. A dollar bill Papa
had. It was paper, but he
told me mostly money's round
pieces o.f silver and copper.

ARLISS
What'd Papa git with his
dollar?

TRAVIS
Nothing. It wasn't no good.

ARLISS
But you just said you could
git anything with it.

TRAVIS
{.flustered)
You can, but Papa's was
Confederate money!

ARLISS
What's Confederate money?

TRAVIS
(at sea)
Why, it's -- well -- it s
1
money that --
(giving up)
Aw, why don't y0u hush up?

Quickly Travis turns to the horse., pretending to inspect
the saddle •. :· Arliss eyes him quizzically. ·
8 INT. C04.TES 1 CABIN - KITCHEN - FIRST UNIT - STAGE 8

Occupying most 0£ the end wall opposite the doorway to the
~-zewa~ is a .fireplace built of rough, uncut stone. Cook-
ing utensils hang on either side of it. On the mantel
is a candle stuck into the neck of a bottle, and beside
it is the family "library": a huge, well-worn Bible, and
a copy o:f ·Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress.n Above the
mantel is a gun rack of deer antlers,·w1th a "cap and
balln rifle lying across it. -Shot pouch and powder-
horn depend from the antler point~ on looped strings.

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