You see, Logan, she strings me up and lets me swing. You mean the maple leaves that fall...
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Logan Stuart:
George, when is this girl going to marry you? George Camrose:
I doubt if she knows hereself, Logan. When are you taking me, Lucy? Lucy Overmire:
George, do you like poetry? George Camrose:
Must I like poetry to be your husband? Lucy Overmire:
We'll be married when the leaves fall. George Camrose:
You see, Logan, she strings me up and lets me swing. You mean the maple leaves that fall early, or the pine needles that never fall at all?
George, when is this girl going to marry you? George Camrose:
I doubt if she knows hereself, Logan. When are you taking me, Lucy? Lucy Overmire:
George, do you like poetry? George Camrose:
Must I like poetry to be your husband? Lucy Overmire:
We'll be married when the leaves fall. George Camrose:
You see, Logan, she strings me up and lets me swing. You mean the maple leaves that fall early, or the pine needles that never fall at all?
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George when is this girl going to marry you
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I doubt if she knows herself Logan
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When are you taking me Lucy
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George do you like poetry
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Must I like poetry to be your husband
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We will be married when the leaves fall
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You see Logan She strings me up and lets me swing
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You mean the maple leaves that fall early
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or the pine needles that never fall at all
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Movie Summary
Businessman Logan Stuart is torn between his love of two very different women in 1850's Oregon and his loyalty to a compulsive gambler friend who goes over the line.
