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:14:01
- You or me, for instance.
- Well, they can.

:14:02
As a matter of fact,
Indians can smell White people.

:14:05
- I don't believe it.
- Well, it's true.

:14:07
I'm part Indian, and I can smell you
when I'm downwind of you.

:14:14
- That's impossible.
- No, it isn't impossible, Mrs. Lowe.

:14:27
You baked today.
I can smell fresh bread on you.

:14:31
Sometime today you cooked with salt pork.
:14:34
Smell that on you, too.
:14:37
You smell all over like soap.
:14:39
You took a bath. And on top of that,
you smell all over like a woman.

:14:44
I could find you in the dark, Mrs. Lowe,
and I'm only part Indian.

:15:28
Mrs. Lowe.
:15:33
What do you want?
:15:35
- I watered and grained the stock.
- Thank you.

:15:38
I'll bed down near here someplace tonight.
:15:44
Mr. Lane?
:15:50
You can't sleep outside,
there's a storm coming.

:15:53
I've fixed a pallet for you in the corner.

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