1:02:01
Well, you may eat with us then, Mr. Baker,
and wash.
1:02:04
There's a basin on the bench
and a towel on the jug, and soap.
1:02:08
You know, there is something
about this place...
1:02:11
- I know what it reminds me of.
- My ranch.
1:02:13
In California.
1:02:14
I shot a deer right off your front porch
on a butte just like that.
1:02:17
With a crick down below
and the mesas all spreading out.
1:02:20
Made me pack it back.
1:02:23
- You have a place that looks like this?
- East of San Dimas.
1:02:27
How wonderful.
1:02:32
You're getting to where you kind of
take to that water.
1:02:35
Every time I wash my face...
1:02:37
I think of you and that night at Seddon's,
when you whacked me.
1:02:40
You busted off a jaw tooth, and it got to
hurting so bad I had to go to...
1:02:43
the barber and have him dig out
the rest of it.
1:02:45
Did I catch you that day,
I'd have set your sun.
1:02:48
That's the last morning you'd ever seen.
1:02:51
"Hondo Lane, first prize, Winchester Arms."
1:02:54
Always liked this rifle of yours.
Always wanted one of the new issue myself.
1:02:58
Keep your hands off it.
1:03:00
I've known him 10 years, and he's never
spoken a friendly word to me.
1:03:03
- I don't like you.
- Figured that.
1:03:06
But now I figure is how he might admire
to give me that rifle.
1:03:10
You see, about a half day out of Seddon,
I come across some bodies.
1:03:13
One of them was this here lady's husband.
1:03:16
There was a lot of horse tracks
around there.
1:03:18
Some of them belonged
to that there chestnut you were riding.
1:03:21
That one with the cast-off horseshoe.
1:03:24
Yes, sir, it's a mighty nice
little set-up you got yourself here.
1:03:27
Nice ranch. Pretty woman.
1:03:29
You could get yourself killed talking like this.
1:03:31
Or I could get that
new-fashioned Winchester...
1:03:34
since he bushwhacked this lady's husband.
1:03:36
Did she know that,
I figure she wouldn't look at him like...
1:03:39
he was the high cockalorum of every tribe
from here to Salt Water.
1:03:43
Hondo.