:36:01
Tonight will be a fine night,
judging by the sky.
:36:05
There you are, Pitt. Keep it covered up
and it should heal in a day or so.
:36:11
Miss Bishop. You looking for me, sir?
:36:13
Yes. You, stop!
:36:17
What's the matter? Why are you shaking?
:36:20
Nothing. l....
:36:26
What's going on between you two?
:36:29
Why, nothing. The man has a bad leg.
:36:35
I'll tend to you later.
Where have you been?
:36:38
I've been at my work,
attending to the Governor.
:36:40
You lie.
:36:41
Do I?
:36:42
The Governor's had another attack of gout.
:36:44
He's been screaming for you
like a wounded horse all the afternoon.
:36:48
Then it appears
I was not with the Governor.
:36:50
Then where have you been?
:36:52
-Why, I've been at....
-He was with me, Uncle.
:36:55
What?
:36:56
Thank you for protecting my reputation,
Dr. Blood, but it was a useless gallantry.
:37:00
My uncle knows that I spend my time
with whomever I please.
:37:02
You might choose your company
with better taste.
:37:05
His Excellency's waiting for you!
Here, Kent, lend him your horse.
:37:08
Yes, sir.
:37:10
Otherwise, the lout will be all night
getting there.
:37:12
Will I be required there long, sir?
:37:14
You're afraid your work will interfere
with your social affairs?
:37:17
lf I get back late, before midnight,
could I get back into the stockade?
:37:21
Will you stay here talking all night?
Be off with you!
:37:30
Take him to the stockade!
:37:33
Go on, get along in there.
:37:42
lf he talks, we're lost.
:37:56
Well?
:37:58
lt seems that you're continually
doing me favors.