:24:00
For old times' sake.
:24:08
For old times' sake?
Just that and nothing more?
:24:12
Perhaps just a little more.
:24:14
We want to be sure
that payroll goes through, don't we?
:24:17
I don't know. Maybe Jeff is right.
His type seldom changes.
:24:21
And if we've made a mistake,
it's the finish of everything.
:24:24
Then why not cut this car
into the supply train?
:24:27
If we're all playing showdown,
I'd like to see the cards when they fall.
:24:33
- Thank you. I hope you have a nice trip.
- Thank you.
:24:36
(Train whistle)
:24:39
- Ma'am, is that all?
- Mm-hm.
:24:41
- Here's your lunch. You've earned it.
- Thanks.
:24:50
- Mister, are you going to end of track?
- Yes.
:24:53
Could you stake me to a ticket?
I can ride half fare if I'm with an adult.
:24:57
- And you're an adult.
- Well, sometimes I wonder.
:25:00
All right. You can come along. We'll ride
with the other fellas with no money.
:25:05
- On the flatcar?
- Go on. Climb aboard.
:25:07
Plenty of fresh air.
Do you good, make you grow.
:25:22
(Clunking)
:25:25
(Train whistle)
:25:34
Are you sure he didn't come
while I was away?
:25:37
Ain't nobody been here
but the man riding the sorrel.
:25:40
- What colour horse your man riding?
- How should I know?
:25:43
It's extremely important that I see him.
:25:48
They've cut in Mr Kimball's car.
:25:56
Barley!
:25:59
A man told you to put his horse up...