:45:42
- It's a hell of a way to run a railroad.
- What?
:45:45
I said it's a hell of a way to run a railroad,
without any tracks!
:45:48
When this wind lays down,
we'll find them.
:45:51
If you ask me, I say we won't.
I say Lowe lied to the woman.
:45:55
Why the hell would he do that?
:45:56
Any man who's gonna steal gold
from one train...
:45:59
and put it on another train
is liable to do anything.
:46:01
It struck me as a pretty good idea.
:46:03
At least he knew
it would be there when be got back.
:46:06
- Maybe.
- You heard what the woman said.
:46:08
I'm not talking about the train.
I'm talking about the $500,000.
:46:12
You wouldn't catch me hiding that much
gold in the boiler of a six-wheeler!
:46:15
- What?
- The gold is in the firebox of the engine!
:46:19
What if somebody decided to build up
a head of steam and struck a match to it?
:46:22
It's been laying upside down
at the bottom of a grade...
:46:25
along with two flatcars, ever since
timber trains ran in this country...
:46:29
- and that's a hell of a long time ago.
- I'll believe that when I see it.
:46:33
Wonder whatever happened
to that old boy.
:46:36
What old boy?
:46:37
The one that came riding in back
at the train stop...
:46:39
laughing and scratching, saying how good
it was to have something to do.
:46:46
Grady, you're a pain in the neck.
:46:49
Hell, everybody knows that.