:03:02
When a skunk needs killin'...
:03:04
...it ain't enough just to say
a skunk's a skunk.
:03:10
All my life I wanted
to marry a rich husband.
:03:14
Can I blame Cleve for wantin'
to marry a rich wife?
:03:19
Both of us may have been born
for the poor house...
:03:23
...but we're not the kind to like it.
:03:27
You believe all this you've been sayin',
or is it just words? Now, tell me the truth.
:03:35
The truth is...
:03:37
...Cleve and I couldn't live alone
just on love...
:03:41
...not for five minutes.
:03:43
Then you've answered the question I've
been asking for better than 2,000 miles.
:03:49
I've got the biggest ranch you ever did see.
:03:52
You can't ride across it in a day.
:03:55
That land's gonna mean money
sooner than you think.
:03:59
You want a rich husband...
:04:03
...you're lookin' at him.
:04:12
There ain't a blessed thing you have to do
except mind the kids.
:04:18
I'm sorry.
:04:21
Not now.
:04:23
Not ever.
:04:32
What a waste.
:04:36
Someone put together, like you.
:04:45
Aggie.
:04:50
Those who struck it rich wanted
all the pleasures that money could buy...
:04:54
... and there were plenty to sell to them.
:04:57
Even the Sacramento riverboats
took on luxury goods.