1:06:00
Up and about, are you?
1:06:03
Do you feel sprightly enough
to run off again?
1:06:05
I'm through running.
I'm going to find me my own place.
1:06:09
That sounds easy when you say it,
but is not.
1:06:12
Life out here is hard, laddie.
1:06:14
Yeah, well, don't do anything
to make it any softer.
1:06:16
What are you referring to?
1:06:18
Like maybe you could build
some sheds for the stock...
1:06:21
and lay in some winter feed
and repair this godforsaken place?
1:06:26
You've been listening
to that wee lassie.
1:06:28
You bet.
1:06:30
And is the first sense I've heard
in all this part of Texas.
1:06:37
I'm serving tea at 4:00
this afternoon.
1:06:42
You may bring Miss Evans
if you care to.
1:06:47
[Door closing]
1:06:53
The master will join you presently.
1:07:03
My, aren't we formal.
1:07:12
[Bagpipes playing]
1:07:35
A Highland officer?
1:07:38
91st Argyle. Foot.
1:07:45
You do not recognise me in uniform,
do you, Jamie?
1:07:48
No, you couldn't.
You were only a wee lad then.
1:07:51
Is the first time I've scraped
my face since I left my regiment.
1:07:55
Would you care to pour, Mrs. Evans?