:58:00
- I'm here to help you, Healy.
- We're very grateful.
:58:04
But if I'm too much trouble for you,
all you gotta do is say "git". I'll go.
:58:08
We need you, you know that.
:58:10
I ain't a man to look for trouble,
but I don't run from it.
:58:14
I usually run from it, but not always.
:58:28
I can't figure it.
He should have been here long ago.
:58:31
You know what?
I think he's coming over the mountain.
:58:33
- Through all that snow?
- There's Indians loose, maybe he had to.
:58:37
He ain't coming this way, that's for sure.
:58:40
You three wait here another couple of days,
then head on back.
:58:43
I'm heading for the mountain.
:58:46
You going up against Mabry alone?
:58:48
He ain't looking for me, I'm looking for him.
:58:50
Besides, I can spot that horse of his
a mile away.
:58:53
Mr. Mabry ain't never gonna know
who shot him dead.
:59:17
Hey, Doc. That sun feels good, huh?
Good on the old bones?
:59:22
It feels good to be warm,
I can tell you that.
:59:25
Lorna! No more snow. We're almost there.
:59:28
- How about Indians?
- No more Indians.
:59:37
Thank you, Mabry.
:59:39
The pleasure's mine, ma'am.
:59:42
Here, Della, let me help you.
:59:44
You know what?
You're as pretty as the morning.
:59:48
Thank you, Mr. Healy.
:59:49
- Aren't you old enough to call me Tom?
- Why, yes, Tom.
:59:56
- You've done it again, Tom.
- Yes, Angie, we've done it again.
:59:59
- If that mission's where you say it is.
- Maps don't lie, Mabry.