:35:02
That's Henry J. All right.
:35:04
Yes, sir.
:35:06
- Now, what about this boy of yours?
- No, no, no.
:35:09
Not my boy, my wife's.
:35:12
By her first husband.
:35:14
See, I promised her I'd do everything
I could to find that boy of hers.
:35:18
In fact, l... I had to give her my word
on it before she'd marry me.
:35:22
Well, that seems natural enough.
:35:24
Oh, yes, yes, it's natural.
:35:26
But it certainly isn't practical.
Not when you've got a business to run.
:35:30
Now, this journey.
:35:32
Why, this thing could
go on for months.
:35:34
All these people setting
these camps up every night...
:35:37
...eight, nine miles... No.
:35:38
I just haven't got
that kind of time to waste.
:35:41
Well, maybe you'll be lucky.
:35:43
McCabe...
:35:44
...l've always been a man
that made his own luck.
:35:48
And if I'm any judge of character...
:35:50
...so have you.
:35:53
You know, my wife hasn't seen
that boy of hers since he was 2.
:35:58
Be 17 now.
:36:00
McCabe...
:36:02
...I will guarantee that you
could bring in any boy that age...
:36:06
...tell my wife that it was her son...
:36:09
...she'd accept him without question.
:36:11
And then you could get back
to your business.
:36:14
Then I could get back
to my business.
:36:18
I'd be willing to give 1000...
:36:20
- Five hundred dollars for...
- You said 1000.
:36:25
All right, I'll make it 1000.
:36:28
And, McCabe, any boy would do,
you know?
:36:33
Well, he'd have a good home,
get an education.
:36:36
- What's wrong with that?
- Not a thing.
:36:39
Not a thing, Mr. Wringle.
:36:41
Maybe in time, he'd grow up
to be a man like you.
:36:44
- You bet your life.
- All right.
:36:45
- It's a deal.
- It's a deal.
:36:47
- Fine, thanks a lot.
- I'll take the keg, to bind it, huh?
:36:53
All right, you can go...
:36:55
- Hello, lieutenant.
- Interrupting something?
:36:58
Oh, no, no, no. I was just wishing
Mr. McCabe good luck.