:04:02
I wouldn't touch that dog, son.
He don't take to petting.
:04:06
And now if you'll allow, ma'am,
I'll take a look at those horses.
:04:09
Of course.
You'll find a saddle over by the barn.
:04:12
In the meantime, I'll fix you something
to eat. I imagine you're hungry.
:04:16
I could eat. Thank you.
:04:51
I'm so sorry my husband had to pick today
to go hunting those lost calves.
:05:02
He would have enjoyed
having a man to talk to.
:05:05
We welcome visitors.
:05:07
Must be right lonely around here.
Especially for a woman.
:05:10
I don't mind. I was raised here.
:05:14
- What can I feed your dog?
- Nothing, thanks.
:05:17
He makes out by himself.
Can outrun any rabbit in the territory.
:05:20
It's no trouble at all.
:05:24
If you don't mind, ma'am,
I'd rather you didn't feed him.
:05:28
I see. You don't want him to get in the habit
of taking food from anyone else.
:05:32
Well, you can hand it to him.
:05:34
No, ma'am, I don't feed him, either.
Sam's independent.
:05:38
He doesn't need anybody.
I want him to stay that way.
:05:41
It's a good way.
:05:43
- Everyone needs someone.
- Yes, ma'am. Most everyone.
:05:47
Too bad, isn't it?
:05:49
- You're a good cook, ma'am.
- Thank you.
:05:51
A woman should be a good cook.
Good cook myself.