:51:01
We used to have quite good times
doing that sort of thing.
:51:05
There are a lot of things
we used to do.
:51:08
Good night, Mr. McLintock!
:51:18
Any luck?
:51:20
What are you talking about?
:51:22
l mean divorce!
:51:23
She still want it?
:51:25
Yeah.
:51:26
You know something,
women are funny.
:51:27
She fought like a wildcat
on your side...
:51:29
out there this afternoon.
:51:30
Come home... she slams
the door in your face.
:51:32
That divorce business...
is that what you get...
:51:34
when you pay a woman
not to live with you?
:51:36
That's about it.
:51:38
Some women l've knowed,
it'd be worth it.
:51:41
You know, if we had
any moral character,
:51:44
we wouldn't be standing here,
covered with mud, drinking...
:51:46
when we should be washing.
:51:49
G.W.
:51:50
Drago.
:51:56
Mrs. Warren,
these biscuits... mmmm!
:51:59
Why, thank you, Drago.
:52:05
Good morning, Mrs. Warren.
:52:06
Good morning, Mr. McLintock.
:52:43
One poached egg, tea,
toast, lightly browned and un...
:52:49
Why, Mrs. McLintock...
you have a black eye!
:52:53
l do? Oooh!
:52:57
Oh! Ohh... and Becky's
coming home today.