The Ox-Bow Incident
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:04:03
-What is there to do in this town?
-Unless you want to woo Drew's daughter--

:04:08
We don't.
:04:09
The only other unmarried woman
I know is 82, blind and a Paiute.

:04:14
That leaves you five choices:
eat, sleep, drink, play poker or fight.

:04:22
-Or you can shoot pool. I got a new table.
-That's just great.

:04:34
-I see Risley's still around.
-The sheriff?

:04:37
I thought he never got closer
than Reno except on special calls.

:04:42
It wouldn't be that rustling folks
were talking about last fall?

:04:47
Could be.
:04:50
-Getting to be a touchy subject, huh?
-They don't like to talk about it.

:04:56
-Afraid it's somebody they know?
-Maybe.

:04:59
-They lose some more this spring?
-Some.

:05:01
-How many?
-About 600 head.

:05:03
They got any leads?
:05:05
They picked up a trail and signs
of shod horses in the south draw.

:05:09
Wouldn't everybody know if
there were strangers around?

:05:12
There hasn't been any, except you two.
:05:17
-That ain't funny.
-Now who's touchy?

:05:19
You're talking about my business.
Stick to my pleasures.

:05:22
No offense, Carter.
I want you to know where you stand.

:05:25
-Listen--
-Take it easy, Gil.

:05:27
He's sore about Rose Mapen.
:05:30
-Keep your mouth shut about Rose, see?
-Okay, Gil. I was just joking.

:05:34
-You can take a joke, can't you?
-Sure, I can take a joke. Some jokes.

:05:38
Lost any over your way?
:05:40
No more than the winter
and coyotes would account for.

:05:43
-You haven't got any ideas, Farnley?
-Except not to have ideas.

:05:49
Make that clear.
:05:53
There are a lot of things
around here ain't clear.


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