:39:02
I was tasting the soup
two hours after I ate it.
:39:06
Actually, what I heard was you. . .
:39:08
. . .fell off your horse,
drunk, of course.
:39:11
And that you broke your bloody neck.
:39:15
I heard that one myself, Bob.
:39:17
Hell, I even thought I was dead.
:39:20
Till I found out I was just in Nebraska.
:39:24
Who's he?
:39:25
W.W. Beauchamp.
:39:28
This is Little Bill Daggett.
:39:31
And friends, of course.
:39:34
From Newton, Hays? From Abilene?
:39:37
In person.
:39:40
You work for the railroads too?
:39:44
I write.
:39:46
Letters?
:39:48
Books, Bill. Books.
:39:51
Actually. . .
:39:52
. . .he's my biographer.
:40:00
I wouldn't do that if I were you.
:40:10
It's only a book.
:40:12
A book?
:40:19
That means you boys can read.
:40:21
That means you saw the signs outside
town saying surrender your firearms.
:40:29
But like you told young Andy. . .
:40:33
. . .you're not armed, are you?
:40:36
Not really, Bill.
:40:39
Got a Peacemaker, but that
wouldn't worry you, would it?
:40:43
If you don't see it.
Or better, if you don't hear it.
:40:47
I'm afraid so, Bob.
:40:49
I don't like firearms around.