:19:02
If you'd known what, old man?
:19:05
All I can say now is welcome.
Or is that just another echo?
:19:09
- If it is, it's nice to hear again.
- I'll drink to you.
:19:13
We've already done that,
but we can do it again.
:19:16
Mrs. Wiley, here's to your happiness
here at...
:19:25
That's that lop-eared old bull again.
I saw him around. Carver, would you...
:19:29
No, never mind, I'll do it myself.
:19:47
There's only one answer
to that beast: kill him.
:19:50
Yeah, he's a real troublemaker.
He's got a persistence that isn't healthy.
:19:55
- Persistence?
- Yeah.
:19:56
He wants their trail back.
The old watering trail down to the river.
:20:00
John showed me the trail,
back of the house.
:20:03
Back of the house? We're sitting on it.
:20:06
This house is built plumb across it,
across the Elephant Walk.
:20:10
It's not really as bad as it sounds.
Those elephants only come to the wall.
:20:14
There are always men patrolling
to keep them out.
:20:17
- But the servants, they ran away.
- You'll get used to that.
:20:21
You see, Mrs. Wiley,
they think that elephants are people.
:20:25
The elephant people, they call them.
:20:27
And their road was taken from them,
their right of way?
:20:30
Carver, I want that patrol
around the house increased.
:20:33
Check.
:20:34
Ruth, the right of way was the Governor's.
Nothing was taken away from the elephants.
:20:45
Well done!
:20:48
One more for $500?
:20:49
Good shot, man! Excellent.
:20:59
Good shot!