:48:04
Don't touch me!
Let me go! Leave me aIone!
:48:13
Bastard!
:48:19
Where d!d you h!de that paper?
:48:21
It's a newspaper, !sn't !t?
:48:24
A newspaper, a newspaper. . .
I don't know how to read.
:48:30
I threw !t away. Look, I don't know.
:48:32
If you haven't got the newspaper,
you're useIess.
:48:35
And !f you're useIess,
I'm go!ng to k!II you.
:48:40
Cuch!IIo!
:48:42
You d!dn't Iose !t.
By Iuck, you Ieft !t !n my wagon.
:48:48
L!ttIe mother, I!ttIe woman. . .
:48:50
Are you Iook!ng for th!s?
:48:52
G!ve !t here.
:48:59
Women are noth!ng but troubIe.
:49:03
That's !t. Thank you!
You're reaIIy Iucky.
:49:08
ReaIIy Iucky, reaIIy Iucky. . .
:49:13
Now you can have a rest.
I'II run for you, th!s t!me.
:49:17
Run, run, run, run.
:49:23
I'II Ieave the wagon a I!ttIe way down
the tra!I. Come on. Ha!
:49:27
Th!ef! Coward!
:49:32
M!ss, m!ss! Do you know
what you've done?
:49:34
You made me Iose a fortune!
:49:36
- What?
- A fortune. A fortune!
:49:46
Get down from there.
:49:49
Come on, m!ss. How am
I go!ng to do that?
:49:51
Cover yourseIf w!th th!s.
:49:59
Unt!e my hands, up here.
Come on, m!ss. . .