:47:04
In the berry line, there's
raspberries, gooseberries and the like.
:47:09
- This your boy?
- This is Joshua.
:47:11
Meet my girls.
:47:13
This is Opal, Ruby,
she's my baby, and Pearl.
:47:16
Gems, every one of them!
:47:18
Girls, meet Joshua.
:47:22
Back!
:47:24
Don't overdo it, girls.
:47:26
Come in the house.
Let's talk business in comfort.
:47:34
Sit down, son.
:47:35
They won't bite you.
:47:45
Menfolks are so scarce here, the girls
get carried away at the sight of one.
:47:49
But I keep telling them, "Easy does it."
:47:53
Ain't that right?
:47:54
As a Quaker, I've always been
against violence, Mrs. Hudspeth.
:47:58
A Quaker, huh?
:48:00
I guessed as much
from the way you talk.
:48:03
All that thee-ing and thy-ing.
:48:05
If I put my mind to it, I can say
you or yours if it suits thee.
:48:09
No, sir.
:48:10
"Pleased to meet thee.
Are these thy daughters?"
:48:13
Prettiest talk I ever heard.
:48:15
Makes me feel kind of romantic.
:48:18
Come sit down.
:48:20
Let's talk business back here.
:48:23
You been on the road long?
:48:25
About ten days.
Heading home tomorrow.
:48:33
See any rebel raiders?
:48:34
Everything peaceful all the way.
:48:36
I hope you're right.
:48:38
What if them ruffians come thieving
with nobody on the farm...
:48:41
...but four defenseless women?
:48:45
I shudder to think of it.
:48:48
Now, about that nursery stock...
:48:51
First look at my south 40...
:48:52
...and tell me what orchard stock
would be best there. Opal!
:48:59
Go hitch up Lady.