Shenandoah

:17:01

I'm not as dumb
as you think I am, Pa.

:17:08

[ Chuckles ]

:17:18

Whoa. Halt!

:17:21

You get back up
to the house, boy.

:17:37

Mr. Anderson, there's
a rumor around here...

:17:40

that you have the coldest water
this side of the Shenandoah.

:17:43

That's right,Johnson.
The best
east of the Mississippi.

:17:46

Six foot deep, 2O foot down.
Come on, help yourself.

:17:49

Dismount, Sergeant.

:17:55

I'm glad you're here,
Johnson.

:17:57

I've been meanin' to have
a little talk with your people
about those cannon of yours.

:18:01

My chickens
have stopped layin',
the cow's dried up.

:18:04

Who do I send the bill to?
You might try Abe Lincoln.
They're mostly his.

:18:10

When are you gonna take
this war seriously,
Mr. Anderson?

:18:13

Let me tell you somethin',
Johnson, before you get
on my wrong side.

:18:17

My corn I take serious
because it's my corn.

:18:22

And my potatoes, tomatoes
and fences I take note of
because they're mine.

:18:26

But this war is not mine,
and I take no note of it.

:18:32

Well, maybe you'll take notice
of it when the Yankees drop
a cannonball in your parlor.

:18:37

I might as well tell you
right now that I can't think
of another thing...

:18:41

I wanna hear you say.

:18:55

You have six sons,
don't you, Mr. Anderson?

:18:57

Does the size of my family
have some special interest
for you?