Mr. Carter! I was a whore at thirteen and my family of twelve never went hungry

Muncie Carter:

And this is the last one Mrs. Stoner. [Maria is signing papers in the bank] Muncie Carter:
Well, the unfortunate demise of your husband has left you quite a sizable estate. Maria Stoner:
What you mean Señor is that the death of my husband has made me the wealthiest woman in this county. Muncie Carter:
Well, its quite a jump for a little a... [Maria glares at him] Muncie Carter:
... girl from south of the border. Maria Stoner:
I have to be going. Muncie Carter:
Mrs. Stoner! It might be wise if we discuss the disposition of your ranch. Maria Stoner:
Disposition? Muncie Carter:
Yes, several weeks ago I had a discussion with Nathan about a possible sale. I made him an offer, he seemed quite agreeable. Maria Stoner:
The ranch is not for sale. Muncie Carter:
But surely you don't expect to live out there... . Maria Stoner:
[Interrupting him]
I intend to keep it. Muncie Carter:
But you don't intend to run it! No woman in her right mind would attempt to operate a 150,000 acre spread. Maria Stoner:
Whether or not I succeed in operating it Mister Carter, is not your concern. I can take care of myself. Muncie Carter:
I think you overestimate your ability Mrs. Stoner. Maria Stoner:
Perhaps I do. Good day Mr. Carter. [Begins to leave, turns around glaring at Carter] Maria Stoner:
Mr. Carter! I was a whore at thirteen and my family of twelve never went hungry