:48:05
Wes is due back any time.
You best wait in the house.
:48:09
Oon't he let you talk to anybody?
- To nobody.
:48:13
Reckon you can talk to me, then.
L'm nobody.
:48:18
How old are yuh?
- Eighteen, l think.
:48:21
Me too... far as l know.
:48:28
Say...
how come you're married to Wes?
:48:33
L ain't, really. He bartered me.
:48:37
Bartered yuh?
:48:38
Folks traded me for twenty dollars
and a horse. They's poor.
:48:44
L'd call that a lot worse than poor.
:48:50
Ain't much never mind.
Same here as it was with them.
:48:55
Oo your work and keep your mouth shut.
- Twenty dollars and a horse.
:49:00
You're worth...
:49:05
a little more than that.
:49:09
How come you're in on this stealin'?
:49:12
For the money.
:49:14
L'm gonna have me 100,000 dollars.
Make me a very important person.
:49:20
Why?
:49:25
'Cause it will.
:49:34
What are you doin' here?
- Taw told me to meet him here.
:49:38
He tell you to hang around my wife?
- Should l wait up on the mountain?
:49:42
Oon't sass me, boy. - He ain't
done nothin'. - Get back to work!
:49:46
Leave her alone!
:49:50
Come on, boy.
- Fletcher! Put it away.
:49:56
Come here, Billy.