:32:00
Curly?
:32:09
Ive got a bid of $4.25 from Jud.
Are you going to let him have it?
:32:18
Andrew.
:32:20
- $4.50.
- $4.50! Going for--
:32:22
$4.75!
:32:25
$4.75.
:32:27
Come on, gentlemen!
The schoolhouse aint built yet.
:32:30
- Got to get a nice chimney.
- $5!
:32:33
- $5. Going for $5--
- And two bits!
:32:35
Too rich for my blood.
:32:37
I cant afford no more.
:32:39
$5.25.
:32:41
Aint got nearly enough yet,
not for cold duck with stuffing...
:32:45
... and that lemon meringue pie.
:32:47
- $6.
- $6! Going--
:32:48
And two bits. And two bits!
:32:51
My, youre stubborn, Jud.
:32:54
Mr. Carnes is a richer man than you...
:32:56
... and I know he likes custard
with raspberry syrup!
:33:01
Let it go.
:33:02
- Anybody gonna bid any more?
- They all dropped out. Cant you see?
:33:08
- You got enough, Aunt Eller.
- Lets get on.
:33:10
I got the money.
:33:11
- I havent said gone yet--
- Say it!
:33:16
Going to Jud...
:33:19
... for $6 and two bits.
:33:22
Going. Going...
:33:29
- Who did you say was getting Laurey?
- Jud Fry!
:33:31
- For how much?
- $6.25!
:33:34
- I dont believe thats enough, do you?
- More than you got.
:33:38
Ive got a saddle here. It cost me $30.
:33:42
You cant bid saddles, you gotta bid cash.
:33:45
A $30 saddle must be worth
something to somebody.
:33:47
Ill give you $10.
:33:49
You cant earn a living without a saddle.
:33:51
- Youve got cash?
- Right in my pocket.
:33:54
Lets dont waste time.
How high are you going?
:33:56
Higher than you, no matter what.
:33:59
- Aunt Eller, Im bidding all of this $10.
- $10! Going, going--