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4. Who was pressuring for official law in Four Corners? 6. Who was also known as "Amora"? 8. Curfew was at ____ p.m. 10. Who said: "It's always good to be needed." 11. "Any idea where Ezra ___ off to?" 13. "___, so much for easy." 15. According to the new law, what's the most important job for a woman to have? 17. "Never gamble with an entire ___." 19. According to the new law, what is not allowed within city limits? 22. What little filly was Buck hoping to go "head-to-head" with? 23. "Ma'am, I'm a _____, not an ink slinger." 24. Where was JD thinking about heading to? 26. "Lord loves a ____." 28. "Without us, you got no ____." 29. Where did the seven head to ponder the Judge's proposal? |
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1. "Well, JD, what oracle of ____ has our new marshal revealed?" 2. Federal Marshall Walter ____ 3. "This ___ just keeps getting worse!" 4. Guy ____ 5. The new Federal Marshall had worked in several towns in ____. 7. The "murderin' pack of thieves" stole an ____ wagon. 9. "You don't think women should work, ___, or drink?" 12. What was Josiah's sign from God? 14. Who was heading to Watsonville? 15. What does JD drink at the saloon? 16. "There's always ___ and feathers." 17. "You have 24 hours to __." 18. "Say your ___, son." 20. Buck was arrest for public ____. 21. How many dollars was Vin paid for bringing back the wagon? 22. Who rides out to Purgatory to find Chris? 25. Stuart ___ 27. Who blows Casey's cover when Mary asks JD if he'd like a job? 28. What business establishment did Ezra shoot the cannonball at? |
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Puzzle was created by Lisa (vinthing@yahoo.com) at: http://puzzlemaker.school.discovery.com/
Thank you to Jessie and Bonnie for their assistance in providing questions to use in this puzzle and to Zen's Closed Caption Transcripts (found at http://www.geocities.com/~zenerd/transcripts.html
) which was an extremely valuable resource in confirming quotes.
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