:13:02
that a newly-born baby
weighs more heavily with a jury...
:13:05
than those crustaceans
your client is involved with.
:13:10
Will you excuse us for one moment?
:13:17
I think you should take the money.
:13:18
Did you hear what he said? They're big-time
lawyers. They got nothing to do...
:13:22
but go to court.
That's why they're paid. Take the money.
:13:25
George, why can't you...
:13:27
Gentlemen, I will not take the money.
I'm sorry, George.
:13:30
- Harris, are you licensed in this state?
- Yes, sir.
:13:33
Good, I'm taking the Limited
back to New York.
:13:35
Mrs. Osgood, I'm terribly sorry
we could not settle this matter amicably.
:13:39
Good evening.
:13:43
Good evening. See you in court.
:13:50
There goes $700.
:13:53
- You said you wouldn't take this.
- I know what I said.
:13:56
I know what you said.
:13:59
- Want some coffee?
- No, because I've got to go up to High River.
:14:03
- Patience Parsons promised to letter...
- Parsons what?
:14:05
- Promised to letter some posters for me.
- She can do it tomorrow.
:14:09
I just sent $700 out of this house...
:14:11
and I'm not about to drink coffee by myself.
:14:14
- You coming?
- Yes, I'm coming. One cup.
:14:18
You of all people
telling me to accept that offer.
:14:21
Me of all people. It's the sworn duty
of counsel to advise his client, isn't it?
:14:26
I advised you to take the money because
the E&P is a very tough outfit to lick...
:14:30
but that doesn't categorically make me
a spy for Harry Foster Malone.
:14:33
George, I understand that.
:14:35
I just don't understand
why you don't understand.
:14:39
It's the principle involved.
I'm right, they are wrong.
:14:42
I only want what is due me. That's all.
:14:44
Janey, let me tell you something.
The distance between the right...
:14:47
Distance between the right and the practical
is a continuing shame to the human race.
:14:52
- Are you listening?
- Yes, I am.
:14:54
The E&P is an outfit involving
millions of dollars and thousands of people.
:14:58
You are an enterprise involving four people.