:27:16
Eliza, what does thee like about
that shifty-eyed bird?
:27:19
Why, Jess!
:27:22
She marches along so lordly-like.
:27:24
Marched real lordly through two pecks
of young strawberries this morning.
:27:44
- Hello, Gard.
- Hello, Josh.
:27:45
- You home on leave?
- Got a week's furlough.
:27:48
Hello, Little Jess, Mrs. Birdwell.
:27:52
Hello, Mr. Birdwell.
:27:56
I came over to apologize about
that little brush last Sunday.
:28:00
It wasn't my idea.
:28:01
We know that.
:28:02
Jess is going to get a nice slow horse
that doesn't have any racing ideas.
:28:08
Did thee shoot any rebs?
:28:12
What are they like?
:28:13
They're just people like us.
:28:16
But did thee shoot any?
:28:18
Let's have no more talk of war...
:28:20
...and killing.
:28:21
I'm sorry, ma'am.
:28:22
- Come in and set.
- Thank you.
:28:26
You folks going to the fair?
:28:28
I used to like the fair...
:28:30
...but it's come to be
no place for us.
:28:33
They've got some fine exhibits.
:28:35
Needlework, livestock, poultry.
:28:37
And geese.
:28:39
Eliza, it might be just the place
to pick us up a nice slow horse.
:28:42
Thee go, Jess. The fair's come to have
so many sideshows, freaks, dancing...
:28:47
Dancing?
What does thee know about dancing?
:28:50
She knows a thing or two.
:28:52
Did Mama ever dance?
:28:55
That was 20 years ago.
:28:57
Twenty years exactly, come October.
:28:59
I was courting her.