:10:01
Perhaps he won't be home
until late tonight...
:10:04
or he may even camp in the hills
and come in tomorrow after you're gone.
:10:08
He'll be so sorry to have missed
one of our very few occasional visitors.
:10:15
I guess I'll go and look after Johnny.
:10:17
Mrs. Lowe, you're a liar.
:10:20
- And an almighty poor liar.
- I don't understand you.
:10:23
These horses haven't been shod
in a couple of months.
:10:26
It's a cinch that axe hasn't had
an edge on it in two months.
:10:29
And your tea can, a five-pound tea can
in your house is empty.
:10:33
Your husband's been gone a long time.
:10:35
Now, look here, Mr. Lane,
I don't think you have any right to...
:10:38
I'm not talking about rights.
I'm talking about lies.
:10:41
Why did you lie to me, Mrs. Lowe?
:10:43
Were you afraid that maybe you wouldn't be
safe here with me with your husband away?
:10:46
- That it?
- That's partly it.
:10:50
Women always figure every man
comes along wants them.
:11:48
- Mr. Lane.
- Yes, ma'am?
:11:50
You're right. I was lying.
My husband is overdue.
:11:53
He should have been home long ago.
:11:54
Figure Apaches killed him?
:11:56
Of course not.
There are a hundred possible explanations.
:11:59
Indians are one of them.