mr. wooster's partners. i'm honored to meet you. howdy, ma'am. your partner's done nothing but brag about you two. i'm sure he didn't forget about hisself. i'm seth adams, and this is bill hawkes. howdy do, ma'am. hello. let me buy you a drink. thank you. i seldom get a chance to meet the kind of men that bring the wagon trains through. that's nice of you to say, ma'am, told me. by the way, where is charlie? oh, he decided to try my faro game. he said he felt lucky tonight. oh. well, your health, madam. cheers. understand you're all planning a sea voyage, around the horn to boston. yes, ma'am. we got first-class passage on the clipper ship jessica. and we sail day after tomorrow. why are you quitting the wagon train business, major? well, it isn't so much that, ma'am, but, you know, we've never been on a sailing boat before. we've never seen boston, and really it's just that i'm tired, bone tired, of sitting in the saddle 16, 18 hours a day. all those days just sitting up there on that boat. i can hardly wait. well, you don't have to wait. have a

mr. wooster. . wooster. mighty pleased to meet you, ma'am. it's a pleasure. so you're the famous and brave man who brought that big wagon train through all the way from st. joe to sacramento? well, i didn't exactly do it all by myself. i had a little help.