1:05:01
Because you're afraid to.
1:05:02
You're just as scared
as I am that it's true.
1:05:04
No. I'm not.
1:05:06
I'm not.
1:05:26
You come from Mr. Glasgow?
1:05:27
Ja. He send me to fetch you
and your family to the mill.
1:05:31
I go get Karie and Lotta.
1:05:33
- You come in the house?
- No.
1:05:35
I'll keep an eye
on this newfangled contraption here.
1:05:38
- It's liable to blow up.
- Ja.
1:05:41
And I don't care if it does!
1:05:45
- You ain't like horseless carriage?
- I hate the pesky stink wagons.
1:05:49
I've seen ornery horses in my time.
1:05:51
But none as infuriating
as this infernal machine.
1:05:56
What we do if she
blow up with us today?
1:05:59
We worry about that after.
1:06:04
If we need to.
1:06:11
Hi. Josie.
1:06:13
It wouldn't be natural
if I didn't trip over that thing.
1:06:16
What's on your mind. Josie?
1:06:18
Here's the report
on your bleaching process.
1:06:21
All right. All right.
1:06:24
I never felt so much like working.
1:06:26
You certainly look better
since you got back...
1:06:28
younger or something.
1:06:31
That north country
does you a lot of good.
1:06:33
Fishing makes a new man of you.
1:06:35
Fishing? You look as though
you just shot a lion.
1:06:40
- Josie!
- Yes. Sir?
1:06:42
Have a telephone installed
in the cottage for the Bostroms.
1:06:45
Have it done right away.
1:06:47
And send a box of...
1:06:50
That's all. Josie.
1:06:53
- This letter you wrote to McLennan...
- What about it?
1:06:55
- You can't do that.
- Why not?
1:06:57
The government won't let you.
1:06:58
I cut my timber. Fix my rates.
And ship my logs as I see fit.