1:03:02
Am I?
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What kind of business do you think I'm in?
1:03:09
Rich man, poor man, beggar man.
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- Thief.
- You're getting hot.
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Doctor, lawyer...
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I give up.
1:03:22
But I know it's something very active
and exciting.
1:03:27
And a little dangerous, too.
1:03:29
I got to hand it to you, baby,
you almost hit the nail right on the head.
1:03:36
I thought so.
Who are you after, a bank robber?
1:03:40
Not this time.
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Just a woman and a kid.
1:03:42
But she's given us one of the longest
and toughest chases we've ever had.
1:03:46
How do you know
she's in this neck of the woods?
1:03:48
I know, all right.
I got the whole border covered.
1:03:50
She hasn't got a chance in the world.
1:03:53
You say she got away from you before.
1:03:55
Yeah, I'll have to hand it to her.
1:03:57
I had her all sewed up in Baton Rouge,
or at least I thought so.
1:04:00
But she leaves a hot trail behind her.
1:04:02
The faster she has to travel,
the faster she has to work.
1:04:05
You ought to hear
some of the suckers squawk.
1:04:07
She takes them like Grant took Richmond.
1:04:09
I was only one day behind her in Savannah.
1:04:12
But she played a one-night stand on me
and beat it down here...
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while I was following a chump steer...
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all the way up to Memphis
and back for the last month.
1:04:22
Well, she had a bit of a rest, anyway.
1:04:24
You sympathise with her, don't you?
1:04:27
Well, I don't.
She ought to get wise to herself.
1:04:30
The way she's living now
isn't doing that kid any good.
1:04:32
Some people might call it mother-love,
but I don't.
1:04:35
What does a man know about mother-love?
1:04:38
Come on, let's go.
1:04:40
That's just what I was thinking.
1:04:42
I'm getting sick and tired
talking about that dame.
1:04:45
Got anything to drink at home?
1:04:47
You better take something along.