:40:02
l'll do anything.
:40:04
l'll cook for you.
l'll wash Miss Helen's clothes.
:40:07
You'll do nothing of the sort.
:40:08
You'll learn to waltz
and make small talk...
:40:10
and have pretty dresses.
:40:12
Here.
:40:16
For me?
:40:19
From mother to you.
:40:36
ls that you, Judas?
:40:39
l got a message
from your brother--
:40:41
the McCanles with the guts.
:40:44
What's the matter
with the bad man?
:40:45
Can't he deliver
his messages in person?
:40:47
He has some business
tonight...with a train.
:40:49
He just plumb don't like trains.
:40:53
So l've heard.
Have you become his assistant?
:40:55
We keep in touch
with each other.
:40:57
You should have seen his face...
:40:59
when l told him
you have Chavez with you.
:41:00
l bet it was
a lovely sight to behold.
:41:02
What's the message?
:41:03
He says l'm to bring her
back with me...pronto.
:41:06
Suppose she doesn't feel up
to making the trip?
:41:10
He says if she don't
come back...
:41:12
he's coming here
tomorrow morning...
:41:13
bright and early and get her.
:41:16
You seem to be
a capable messenger.
:41:19
Would you mind
carrying back a reply?
:41:21
Not at all. Glad to oblige.
:41:23
You can tell my beloved brother
that l'll wait for him here.
:41:26
l should have the sheriff
waiting for him...
:41:29
but l prefer to meet him alone.
:41:31
-ls that a promise?
-You're not talking to Lewt.