:49:17
(MA GIGGLES)
:49:33
TETLEY: I'm not disputing that fact.
It may be a fine letter.
:49:37
But if it's an honest letter,
it's none of my business to read it.
:49:40
If it isn't, I don't want to.
:49:42
-Is that my letter you're showing?
-Yes.
:49:49
-What right have you to show it?
SMITH: Don't raise your voice!
:49:52
I told him I'd keep it for him.
:49:54
-All I asked was to make sure it's delivered.
-I'm sorry. I was trying--
:49:59
It's enough to be hanged without having
your private thoughts handed around.
:50:04
-I said I'm sorry. I was merely--
-I don't care what you were doing!
:50:07
I didn't write that letter to be passed
around. It's not their business!
:50:11
I made no promise, son.
:50:13
I thought there was one white man here.
I was wrong. Give me my letter.
:50:18
DAVIES: I'll see that she gets it.
-I wouldn't have her touch it now.
:50:22
In that case, give him back the letter.
:50:28
DAVIES:
Your wife ought to hear from you, son.
:50:30
None of us could be as kind
and understanding as this letter.
:50:33
She'll want to keep it
for your children.
:50:38
I'm sorry.
:50:40
MA:
The Mex!
:50:42
(GUNSHOTS)
:50:43
BARTLETT: Spread out!
He may have a gun!
:50:46
TETLEY: Keep an eye on these two!
:50:48
(GUNSHOTS)