:04:02
- A few days in the pasture...
- You are late, Mr. Kelly.
:04:05
Ten days late. Ten miserable days
in this stinking, hot town.
:04:11
Is it Vermont or Massachusetts?
:04:14
I'm from Boston...
:04:15
...which, may I tell you, is one
long way from this prairie rat hole.
:04:22
Well, there are certain compensations,
major, in a railroad town.
:04:26
I was hoping that you brought
a couple of them along.
:04:29
I see.
:04:30
I don't happen to be a procurer,
Mr. Kelly.
:04:34
Forgive me.
:04:35
Whiskey or sherry?
:04:37
I'm here on business, Mr. Kelly.
United States Army business.
:04:41
I'm waiting for an explanation.
:04:45
What were you in civilian life?
:04:47
A lawyer. I want an explanation.
:04:49
Lawyer, huh?
:04:51
- You've never driven cattle?
- Hardly.
:04:54
Hardly.
:04:56
Three months, major. Not ten days.
:04:59
Three months, staring into
the rear ends of those beeves.
:05:03
Smelling their stink,
choking on their dust...
:05:05
...listening to their
damn bellowing night and day.
:05:10
I'm a reasonable man.
:05:13
If I weren't...
:05:15
...I might go over to the other side
and see how their manners are.
:05:19
You'd do business
with the Confederates?
:05:26
No.
:05:27
Their money's no good.
:05:35
Kelly.
:05:37
What's he doing?
:05:43
If I'm not mistaken,
someone's stealing my wine.
:05:51
I thought you were a soldier,
not a sheriff.