:58:02
'Cause you know that boy's headed
back to prison.
:58:06
Besides, if you two go
into Lordsburg together...
:58:11
...he's going to know all about you.
:58:22
He's not going into Lordsburg.
:58:27
All l want is for you
to tell me it's all right.
:58:30
Gosh, child, who am l to tell you
what's right or wrong?
:58:36
All right.
:58:38
Go ahead.
Do it if you can.
:58:43
Good luck.
:58:46
Thanks, Doc.
:58:58
Both doing nicely.
:59:00
She's a real soldier's wife,
that young lady.
:59:02
Good, good, then we can
leave immediately!
:59:04
Well, not for a day or so,
if you want my professional advice.
:59:08
What do you mean a day?
Stay another day? Why?
:59:11
Where were you when
the stork came last night, Gatewood?
:59:14
l refuse to allow Mrs. Mallory to travel
till she and the child are out of danger.
:59:18
What do you mean, danger?
Aren't we in worse danger here?
:59:22
l don't wish to intrude,
but l've had five children.
:59:25
l mean, my dear wife has...
:59:27
...and much as l dislike discussing it
in this hour of our trial...
:59:31
...l believe the Doctor is right.
:59:33
Spoken like a man, Reverend.
:59:35
l say we ought to leave here before the
Apaches find us! That's common sense.
:59:38
l wish you were
ten years younger, Gatewood!
:59:40
Don't let my white hair stop you--
:59:44
-Now Curley, l haven't said a word--
-Will you shut up?!
:59:47
lf we argue this thing out right,
we can get somewhere.
:59:49
Let's all sit down and talk sensible.
:59:52
Come on, Buck, sit down.
:59:58
There's a young woman in the kitchen
making coffee. She needs help.