:50:04
Poor old Shapeley. You shouldn't have
frightened him like that.
:50:07
At the rate he's going, he's probably
crossed two state lines by this time.
:50:12
Why did we have to leave the bus?
:50:14
When Shapeley stops running,
he's going to start thinking, isn't he?
:50:19
I've been doing a little thinking myself.
:50:22
The next town we come to,
you better wire your father.
:50:25
What's the matter, are you weakening?
:50:27
No. I was just thinking of you.
A starvation diet may not agree with you.
:50:32
Did you give that child all your money?
:50:34
I gave him nothing.
You were the big-hearted gal.
:50:37
All the money I had was that ten spot.
:50:39
So I've been thinking
you better wire your father.
:50:42
No, sir. I started out for New York
and I'm going to get there...
:50:46
...if I have to starve all the way.
:50:49
Okay.
:50:51
What is this strange power
this man Westley has over you women?
:50:54
Here, take these.
:50:56
- Hold on to them. Get up on that log.
- That?
:50:59
Get up on the log.
:51:11
I wish you'd stop being playful.
:51:13
So sorry. You know, this is the first time
in years I've ridden piggyback.
:51:18
This isn't piggyback.
:51:20
- Of course it is.
- You're crazy.
:51:23
I remember distinctly my father
taking me for a piggyback ride.
:51:26
- And he carried you like this?
- Yes.
:51:28
Your father didn't know beans
about piggyback riding.
:51:31
My uncle has four children.
I've seen them ride piggyback.
:51:35
I'll bet there isn't a good
piggyback rider in your family.
:51:38
I never knew a rich man
who could piggyback ride.
:51:42
You're prejudiced.
:51:45
Show me a good piggy backer.
I'll show you a real human.
:51:47
Take Abraham Lincoln for instance.
A natural born piggy backer.
:51:50
Where do you get off with
that stuffed-shirt family of yours?
:51:55
My father was a great piggy backer.
:51:59
Here, hold this a minute.