:46:01
Come away from there.
:46:05
Are you ever stubborn.
:46:07
Just like that old Sabreur man
at the houmfort...
:46:09
sticking your nose in places
where it isn't wanted...
:46:12
making trouble for everybody.
:46:16
Alma.
:46:18
You try it this way.
:46:21
Turn your back on him.
:46:23
You see, that's the way it is with a horse.
:46:25
You can't look at him
and lead him at the same time.
:46:28
Sounds sort of manlike, doesn't it?
:46:31
- Whose horse?
- The police horse.
:46:33
Police? I didn't know
there was a policeman on the island.
:46:35
Just this horse, Miss Betsy.
:46:37
When they asked the Commissioner
if any policemen were wanted...
:46:40
he said my horse is all the police
we need on Saint Sebastian.
:46:43
Commissioner?
:46:44
Yes, Miss Betsy.
I expect there's some trouble...
:46:47
not just little trouble,
like Mr. Rand gets into...
:46:50
when he's been drinking more than a little,
but real big trouble.
:46:53
You don't suppose it's because I took
Mrs. Holland to the houmfort, do you?
:46:57
They haven't been talking loud enough
for me to hear, Miss Betsy.
:47:00
But I've been holding this horse
for coming on close to an hour.
:47:03
And they've been just talking and talking.
:47:05
I feel it's something very bad.
:47:09
You do have a horse to hold, Alma...
:47:10
and Mrs. Rand has asked me
to have a cup of tea with her.
:47:14
Horse, you stand still.
:47:48
You're staying here with Jessica tonight,
Betsy?
:47:50
- Mrs. Rand thought it might be best.
- She's right.
:47:55
I've caused you so much trouble, Paul.
:47:57
No, it was bound to come.