Texas

1:02:00

While I'm still up here,
I want to make a little speech.

1:02:05

Tomorrow is a big day
in the history of Texas.

1:02:09

Tod Ramsey is going up the trail...

1:02:13

with 6,000 head of cattle.

1:02:15

Seven thousand, Doc, you forgot mine.

1:02:18

Thanks, Lashan.
Seven thousand head of cattle.

1:02:22

I want to say...

1:02:23

here's hoping he gets through to Abilene,
without losing a single steer.

1:02:39

- Sanctimonious old buzzard, ain't you?
- It pays, don't it?

1:02:43

- How's things?
- Fine, Doc.

1:02:46

Boys all set?

1:02:47

- They're riding advance guard.
- Guard?

1:02:52

- Just to see that nothing happens.
- That's good.

1:02:55

- Doc, I want to talk to you about my teeth.
- What's the matter with them?

1:02:59

They're noisy, that's what they are, listen.

1:03:01

They're bound to clatter a little
at first until they get set.

1:03:04

That ain't what you told me.

1:03:05

Just keep right on chewing with them
and they'll be fine.

1:03:08

You'll get them back
if they don't stop clicking.

1:03:13

Why so quiet?

1:03:18

- I'm just thinking.
- What about?

1:03:21

Why are you going to New Orleans?

1:03:24

To see about a new cattle market.

1:03:27

- How long you gonna be gone?
- Couple of weeks.

1:03:31

- Going to miss me?
- You know I will.

1:03:34

I'll miss you, too.

1:03:36

But then we'll be together a long time
after we're married.

1:03:44

What's the matter?
You are in love with me, aren't you?

1:03:49

- Is that what this is? Love?
- What else?

1:03:53

I don't know, Dan.

1:03:55

It's all happened so fast.

1:03:59

That's the way it's supposed to happen.
Fast.