1:02:02
and bring him back here
until this weather lets up.
1:02:05
- Let nature take its course, man.
- But I can save him.
1:02:08
BOWEN: Who wants to save him?
1:02:10
After he's no more here...
1:02:11
Mistress Evans will see
that I was right about this place...
1:02:15
and then she may get
a wee glimmer...
1:02:16
that I can be right about
some other things.
1:02:19
Well, it doesn't take any brains
to let a bull die in a blizzard.
1:02:23
Aye, but it takes a great deal
to turn loose of the past...
1:02:26
and thas exactly
what I want her to do.
1:02:28
I want her to forget all about
Herefords, and think about me.
1:02:33
I made up my mind.
1:02:35
I'm going to wed that woman.
1:02:39
- You're going to wed her?
- Aye.
1:02:42
But, Bowen, Mrs. Evans is a lady.
She's an English lady.
1:02:46
She didn't come
all the way out here...
1:02:47
to marry
an old grizzly bear like you.
1:02:50
BOWEN: Yeah, she will, I tell you.
1:02:52
Once that bull is dead and gone,
she'll turn her attention to me:
1:02:56
Alexander Bowen!
1:02:58
[Bowen laughs]
1:03:02
[Singing] Every laddie has his lassie
1:03:10
And all the girls they smile at me
1:03:14
Coming through the rye
1:03:20
SAM: Anything?
JUAN: That bull has vanished, señor.
1:03:23
If he's smart like you say...
1:03:24
he headed for the Gulf of Mexico
last week.
1:03:27
A man cannot find a thing
in this snow.
1:03:30
Listen close. Listen.
1:03:33
[Whistles patriotic tune]
1:03:38
You try it.
1:03:41
[Both whistle same tune]
1:03:47
Keep it up loud.
We'll make another swing.
1:03:51
[Wolf howling]
1:03:58
[Sober instrumental music]