:20:07
And this is the last one, Mrs. Stoner.
:20:10
Well, the unfortunate
demise of your husband...
:20:14
...has left you quite a sizable estate.
:20:17
You mean the death of my husband
has made me...
:20:19
...the wealthiest woman
in this county.
:20:22
Well, that's quite a jump for a little...
:20:26
...girl from south of the border.
:20:31
I have to be going.
:20:33
Mrs. Stoner, it might be wise
if we discussed...
:20:37
...the disposition of your ranch.
- Disposition?
:20:40
Yes. Several weeks ago
I had a discussión...
:20:43
...with Nathan about a possible sale.
I made him an offer.
:20:46
- He seemed quite agreeable.
- The ranch is not for sale.
:20:50
- You don't expect to live out there...
- I intend to keep it.
:20:53
But you don't intend to run it.
:20:56
No woman in her right mind
would attempt to operate...
:20:59
...a 150,000-acre spread.
:21:01
Whether or not I succeed
in operating it, Mr. Carter...
:21:05
...is not your concern.
I can take care of myself.
:21:09
I think you overestimate your ability,
Mrs. Stoner.
:21:12
Perhaps I do.
:21:15
Good day, Mr. Carter.
:21:22
Mr. Carter, I was a whore at 13...
:21:25
...and my family of 12
never went hungry.
:21:35
When you figure
we'll make our play, Dee?
:21:37
- Not tonight.
- We don't do something tonight...
:21:40
...we're gonna hang tomorrow.
- You got any ideas?
:21:42
- No, but you should.
- Well, I do, old man, so shut up.
:21:46
Hey, laddie, tell me:
:21:48
What miracle are you going to perform
when the sun comes up, huh?
:21:53
All right. Step up and get it.