:31:11
You used to have ten fingers.
Now you got nine.
:31:15
Tomorrow, you'll have eight.
:31:17
You stay stubborn, the day after that,
you'll have seven.
:31:20
The day after that...
:31:23
...it's up to you.
:31:24
You decide whether you want to end up
with a pair of stumps...
:31:28
...or lend us your talent.
:31:38
You decide.
:31:40
Get a doctor.
:31:47
Don't split them up like that.
Get them.
:31:50
All right, get those back.
Get them together.
:31:55
He drives hard, I'm glad to say.
:31:59
Don't split them up! Slow down there!
Take it easy with them.
:32:04
I deplore what happened, colonel.
:32:07
- However, under the circumstances...
- It was necessary.
:32:11
Still, there's a time for sandpaper
and a time for silk.
:32:15
From now on, I think we'd be wise
to cater to his taste.
:32:20
I want to borrow a hat.
:32:23
- Tool of the trade.
- Will mine do?
:32:26
Mr. Kelly, I'd be honoured if you'd
accept the hospitality of my home...
:32:31
...for the remainder of your visit.
:32:33
I believe you'd find
the accommodations more cheerful...
:32:36
...than your present quarters.
:32:38
- And the bourbon?
- More plentiful.
:32:43
You gentlemen have a way
of making it hard for me to refuse.
:32:48
Who am I?
:32:50
You're a rich land speculator
looking for bargains.
:32:54
Seems to me I heard you mention
something like that...
:32:58
...recently.