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I agree.II 9-50 r: : (Rev-r 3/12/82) ADAM It sure is a fine day for a weddin'.' MILLY Adam, it was a beautiful thought you had to renew our wedding vows. I feel like a blushing bride. ADAM Some blushin' bride ?╟÷ ?╟÷ with a newborn baby. Milly Adam ?╟÷ ?╟÷ you are happy with Hannah aren't you?, ADAM I couldn't be happier. MILLY Next time I promise you a son. ADAM I may keep you to that promise* And who knows? Maybe we can take up where Pa left off and use up the rest of the alphabet. MILLY I can't believe all my dreams are cornin' true. ADAM They're our dreams now. I do understand Milly - - I do. MILLY I know. ADAM Milly. . .1 love you. MILLY I love you too, Adam. (THEY kiss. Then) ADAM Come on. Let's go get hitched. (THEY CROSS toward the CENTER of the STAGE as the LIGHTS BLEED-THRU to reveal church yard. The PREACHER stands reading the marriage service over the SIX BROTHERS and the SIX GIRLS. To one side stands a grim, determined father or friend of each bride, their rifles pointed at the PONTIPEE BROTHERS. The other TOWNSPEOPLE stand watching, a look of righteous satisfaction on their faces. MILLY and ADAM join the group, as TRAVELER OPENS.