:32:13
You should have
done something.
:32:17
You talking to me, lady?
:32:19
Yes, to you.
:32:20
It wasn't my business.
:32:22
What if he'd taken
your ticket?
:32:24
He didn't.
:32:25
That soldier would have
helped you, and you know it.
:32:29
I didn't ask him for any.
:32:31
He didn't even
have a gun.
:32:33
That's his business,
he don't want to carry one.
:32:39
Takes a lot to light
a fire under you.
:32:42
If it's all right
with you, lady,
:32:44
I just didn't feel
like bleeding for him.
:32:47
And even if it isn't
all right with you.
:33:24
What if there were
Apaches out there now,
:33:27
watching us?
:33:28
Don't alarm yourself,
young lady.
:33:30
The wild, free ones
:33:32
are all up in the mountains.
:33:34
The wild, caught ones
:33:35
are at San Carlos.
:33:37
I've heard
a lot of stories
:33:38
about what Indians
do to white women.
:33:41
They do the same thing
to white women
:33:43
they do to Indian women,
:33:45
and they don't mind it much,
red or white.
:33:49
I don't know if the ladies
enjoy that kind of talk.
:33:51
What kind of talk?
:33:53
About Apache Indians
and what they do to women.
:33:58
You saying
I got a loose mouth?