The Train Robbers
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:22:00
I guess not.
:22:04
Just my old heart pounding.
:22:05
Gets to doing that
when I'm around a good-looking woman.

:22:10
- Want some more coffee, Mrs. Lowe?
- Thank you.

:22:12
Coming up.
:22:16
Lane tells us you got a little boy.
:22:19
How old is he?
:22:20
- Six.
- That's a good age.

:22:22
What do you call him?
:22:23
Matt. It was his father's name.
:22:31
- Sorry, didn't mean to bring it up.
- It's all right.

:22:33
No, it's not all right. I talk too much.
:22:35
That's the trouble
with always running around wild.

:22:38
You get kind of starved
for female attention.

:22:40
You get near a woman, start talking,
and next thing you know...

:22:43
you say something wrong
and hurt somebody's feelings.

:22:46
Shut up, Grady, before you put
your other foot in your mouth.

:22:50
See what I mean?
Hurt old Jesse's feelings.

:22:53
Got him all mad at me for no cause.
:22:56
I've been mad at you
ever since I've known you.

:22:59
Jesse, that's 10 years.
:23:01
That's an awful long time
to go around hating a man.

:23:03
I never said I hated you.
:23:05
Well, there ain't exactly
any love between us.

:23:08
I damn sure ain't sweet,
if that's what you mean.

:23:10
You know, sometimes...
:23:11
I hate to break up this friendly chatter,
but it's your first guard, Grady.

:23:19
Jesse, you spell him at midnight.
:23:22
Don't pay any attention to Grady, ma'am.
He's his own worst enemy.

:23:26
The hell he is.
:23:28
It might mean nothing...
:23:30
but I think I'll take a pass
at our back track.

:23:33
Ma'am, when you finish that coffee,
you better bed down next to the coals.

:23:38
Gets kind of chilly long towards morning.
:23:52
- Jesse?
- Yes, ma'am?

:23:57
How long have you known Lane?

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