haired girl.
- You love them, don't you?
- Yes, I do.
You wouldn't. You're not thinking of...
- You keep your trap shut, all right?
- Sure.
- Lf you don't...
- I'll keep my trap shut. I will.
You ever hear of Bugs Dooley?
Bugs Dooley? No.
He was a nice guy, just like you.
And he made a big mistake one day.
Got a little too talkative.
- You know what happened to his kid?
- No.
I can't tell you. But when Bugs heard
about it he blew his brains out.
That's terrible.
He had it coming to him.
He talked too much. I never talk.
I never say a word. Word of honour.
I wouldn't want anything
to happen to my kids.
Okay. Just remember that.
Now beat it.
Sure, mister. Thanks.
I always knew you guys were...
Come on, scram.
And stay away from that bus.
Sure. Anything you say.
- You wouldn't shoot me in the back?
- Lf you don't beat it...
I'm going.
What's wrong?
Why do we have to leave the bus?
Come on. Don't ask so many questions.
Why?
Poor old Shapeley. You shouldn't have
frightened him like that.
At the rate he's going, he's probably
crossed two state lines by this time.
Why did we have to leave the bus?
When Shapeley stops running,
he's going to start thinking, isn't he?
I've been doing a little thinking myself.
The next town we come to,
you better wire your father.
What's the matter, are you weakening?
No. I was just thinking of you.
A starvation diet may not agree with you.
Did you give that child all your money?
I gave him nothing.
You were the big-hearted gal.
All the money I had was that ten spot.
So I've been thinking
you better wire your father.
No, sir. I started out for New York
and I'm going to get there...
...if I have to starve all the way.
Okay.
What is this strange power
this man Westley has over you women?
Here, take these.
- Hold on to them. Get up on that log.
- That?
Get up on the log.
I wish you'd stop being playful.
So sorry. You know, this is the first time
in years I've ridden piggyback.
This isn't piggyback.
- Of course it is.
- You're crazy.
I remember distinctly my father
taking me for a piggyback ride.
- And he carried you like this?
- Yes.
Your father didn't know beans
about piggyback riding.
My uncle has four children.
I've seen them ride piggyback.
I'll bet there isn't a good
piggyback rider in your family.
I never knew a rich man
who could piggyback ride.
You're prejudiced.
Show me a good piggy backer.
I'll show you a real human.
Take Abraham Lincoln for instance.
A natural born piggy backer.
Where do you get off with
that stuffed-shirt family of yours?
My father was a great piggy backer.
Here, hold this a minute.
Thank you.
How long does this keep up?
My feet are killing me.
This looks like the best spot.
We're not going to sleep out here, are we?
I don't know about you,
but I'm going to give a good imitation of it.
Peter?
What?
I'm awfully hungry.
It's just your imagination.
No it isn't.
I'm hungry and scared.
You can't be hungry
and scared both at the same time.
Well, I am.
If you're scared,
it scares the hunger out of you.
Not if you're more hungry than scared.
All right, you win. Let's forget about it.
I can't forget it. I'm still hungry.
Holy smoke!
Why did I ever get mixed up with you?
If I had any sense,
I'd be in New York by this time.
What about your story?
Taking a married woman
back to her husband.
I turned out to be the prize sucker.
All right, come on. Your bed's all ready.
I'll get my clothes all wrinkled.
- Then take them off.
- What?
All right, don't take them off.
Do what you please, but shut up about it.
You're becoming awfully
disagreeable lately.
You just snap my head off
every time I open my mouth.
If being with me is so distasteful to you,
you can leave.
You can leave any time you see fit.
Nobody's holding you here.
I can get along.
Peter?
Peter!
- What's the matter?
- I was so scared!
What's got into you? I left for a minute
to find you something to