Rawhide (TV Series)

The Gray Rock Hotel (1965)

Lola Albright: Lottie Denton

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Quotes 

• Rowdy Yates : When I was a boy, I had scarlet fever. It felt a lot like this. My Ma, she used to make me a hot drink out of willow leaves and honey.

  Lottie Denton : I bet everyone respected your mother.

  Rowdy Yates : She reminded me a lot of you, Lottie.

  Lottie Denton : I never knew my mother, but your boss reminds me of my father, hard and cold and always has to be right.

  Rowdy Yates : He is a lot of the time.

• Wishbone : Ah, Lady, I've been listening to prairie winds so long I even forgot how nice a lady's voice can sound.

  Lottie Denton : I never did like that wind. Always sounds like someone's heart breaking for loneliness.

  Wishbone : You hear it more when you reach my age. You begin to count the wasted days driving through springtime, summer, fall and winter. Until they're all winter and every day is dry and cold and grey.

• Lottie Denton : I bet you be the best gunfighter in the bunch.

  Rowdy Yates : Maybe, but I haven't got the ambition to find out.

• Lottie Denton : I'm not much of a one for buzzing around sewing bees.

• Lottie Denton : [to Wishbone]  We don't get younger, we just get smarter.

• Lottie Denton : You're playing games with me?

  Bates : Where I come from, a woman don't work like that for a man unless she's wife to him.

  Lottie Denton : We got a little ways to go yet.

  Bates : If I'd ever found a woman that could pull alongside me steady, I'd have us a pretty little homestead in Montana by now.

  Lottie Denton : Working together just like a good team of horses?

  Bates : Good horses.

  Lottie Denton : A little Palamino and a big iron clad shod breed?

  Bates : Ah, no, Ma'am. I mean fair and square. Even, ah. Give and take.

  Lottie Denton : You keep looking for her, friend, and maybe you'll find her sooner than you think.

• Gil Favor : You sound pretty bitter, girl. It aint that difficult to see you standing around in a starched apron. I bet just about anything that, what you seem to be and what you really are, are two entirely different things.

  Lottie Denton : Gil Favor, you may be a cattle driving genius, but you just don't know nothing about women.