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I'm going up a couple of hours, I've got to go.

I'm going up a couple of hours.

I'm going up an 18th inning.

I'm going up an 18th inning.

I'm going up an 18th inning.

I'm going up an 18th inning.

I'm going up an 18th inning.

I'm going up an 18th inning.

I'm going up an 18th inning.

I'm going up an 18th inning.

I'm going up an 18th inning.

I'm going up an 18th inning.

I'm going to get a couple of hours.

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh!

Oh.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh, no!

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Oh, no!

Oh!

All right, now that's enough.

You've got that much energy.

Well, I've got some real work for you.

It'd be a lot better off.

We let you kill yourselves.

Well, she called me out.

Which is what you are.

Up on your feet.

If I can have your full attention now, all of you.

This is Colonel Donahue.

He's a commanding officer in this area.

He has something to say that might be of interest to you.

You invite us to a dance at the post, Colonel.

I'll take you, Whiska-belly.

Science.

Keep your mouth shut and listen.

All right, ladies.

I'm authorized to offer you much more than a levitation to a dance.

For those of you with any daring,

I'm offering you a chance to get out of this stockade forever.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Good to see you.

You've got to change the bet.

Very little thinner, Maddy.

I worry more of my men.

I was hoping you'd come today.

Things have been happening here.

Captain Shearing, this is Killian, man I was telling you about.

Captain Shearing is a geological engineer with our topographical core.

I'm worried he told him about you.

At least that didn't take any big words.

Killian, we received the news yesterday.

Congress has approved the annexation of Texas.

You're not surprised?

No.

Clay and all the others who voted against it were swamped when it came down to a boat.

There's only a question of time until Texas ratifies it.

When that happens, it'll mean war.

Mexico isn't going to give up Texas without fight.

Can't blame him much.

Now here's an immediate problem.

According to our scouts, Mexican troops are concentrated along the border here.

Around Camp Grande.

In a face of attack, we'd be unable to transport troops and equipment down there in a hurry.

It takes three weeks now.

Your job is to guide an expedition to find a new route.

One that's shorter, more accessible than any we're using now.

Can I just try that along, Colonel?

The word expedition doesn't read too good in my book.

A route you find will have to be mapped.

Engineers will have to do that.

And there's another consideration.

You're going to take three cannons along down there, but you won't take them as far as the barrel.

That's a deserted town.

They're also about 55 miles north of Camp Grande.

Been through it.

You'll be met there by a party of four Texas Rangers who'll take the rest away.

You're just brimming over with good news this morning, Colonel.

What happens if we're spotted by Mexican patrol?

Well, it can't. It'll be disassembled, hidden under the flooring of the wagons.

It'll still be a party of soldiers heading south now.

Most Mexicans I know wouldn't take too kindly to that.

Now, I suspect that the trade has comprised of soldiers.

The expedition will be disguised as an ordinary wagon train made up of a few families going west.

There'll be women along, posing as the wives, the men in the outfit.

Women?

No, just where do you figure I'm getting women in these parts?

Please, Captain, take me.

She's pregnant.

Only five months? I've got plenty of time.

Very sorry, ma'am.

Relax, Captain. She ain't accusing you.

How old are you?

30.

Alright, 35.

40.

Nobody can prove that.

Besides, I'm in good health, and that's what's important.

I can make that trip easy.

What are you here for?

Well, it was all a big mistake.

The sheriff was coming up for re-election, and he was on this campaign to clean up the town.

Well, someone told him I was going to get a job.

What kind of business was that?

Around a boarding house for refined ladies.

What do you think?

Depends on your soldiers.

They're engineers.

They should be safe enough.

I tell you right now, you ain't going to find anybody better than a lot of clampet.

I don't shrivel up in the cold and I don't melt in the rain.

I tell you right now, you ain't going to find anybody better than a lot of clampet.

I don't have a car in the cold and I don't melt in the rain.

I can drive a team and shoot the backside off a bear cat when he's sitting down.

That she can.

She and her two baby brothers were road agents.

Held up 12 stages, killed a driver, wounded another.

Take her.

My name's Nancy Delacort.

Perhaps you've heard of my family, the Delacortes of Virginia.

We came out here after the flood took our plantation.

Sir, a lady doesn't lie.

She came out of a Virginia show, I don't know about the lady part.

I beg your pardon.

Man trouble.

He was a friend of my brothers.

I naturally assumed he was genteel.

You can imagine my shock when he made improper advances.

Then what happened?

I shot him.

She will do fine.

Hi there, good looking.

How about me?

Yeah, how about you?

Are you taking mules?

Because if you are, I think I can help you out.

I'm mighty witness.

The best mules skitter in this territory.

We ain't taking mules.

Oh, you're taking horses.

Well, I'm a fine blacksmith.

In fact, there ain't nothing I haven't done.

I believe that, ma'am.

Yeah, huh?

Why is she here?

She stabbed a trooper, claimed he was trying to attack her.

What's your name?

Do you speak English?

She can speak it that she won.

How do you go, Chef?

Mitteny.

Your name is Mitteny.

This one's a bad risk, Captain.

After all, you'll be in Apache territory.

They don't look lightly on there.

Women mixing with whites.

Right come in handy.

She'll come with us.

Hello, fellowfoot.

You owe me $80.

Was it that much?

Oh, you see, I had to leave rather unexpectedly.

Didn't even bother putting out the fire, did you?

Let's be honest, Killian.

You said you were going to stay for a week,

but you were really planning to leave the next day, weren't you?

Well, I never had run out of time.

I'm not going to leave.

I'm not going to leave the next day, weren't you?

Well, I never had run on schedules.

I know, Scout.

And I hate sad goodbyes, so I took the money to dry my tears with.

Do you know this lady?

I don't see any lady.

He knows me.

You want to take her along?

Captain, you're picking the voices at this auction.

You have mayors so far.

How about a filier, too?

It's up to you, Killian.

Do you want her or not?

Answer the man, Killian.

Well...

Sure, why not?

As far as I can see, she's the pick of the litter.

Let's you do it.

Thank you, wouldn't you?

You then, repeat.

Take a bath.

Not just her ransing you here.

A real scrub down.

That goes for you, too.

You want to watch?

Here they come.

Pull in.

You never see such a sorry bunch of steers?

They look better with their uniforms off.

How do you know?

Oh, she means insubillion clothes.

Ladies, if you'll step down now, I'll pair you off with the men.

Alright, let's get paired.

Hey, Fettlefoot.

Which one of us are you taking?

All of you, honey.

When you hear your name, step forward.

Lottie Clapett.

You'll be riding with Elmer Cass.

How are you?

You don't look much like a soldier to me.

I'm an engineer.

Well, now don't get riled, Elmer.

It's just you don't peer like you could lick a small dog.

That'll own a parcel of Mexicans or a patchy.

Well, don't you worry not about me.

Maude Weber.

Yo.

Yo, what's Sergeant Frame?

That's me, ma'am.

You look a little old for your profession.

You look a little old for yours.

Gene Marchek.

Doesn't really matter, Captain.

Any one of them will do.

You all know the purpose of this expedition.

Until we reach Camp Grande, we'll be computing latitude and longitude,

determining altitude, and calculating gradients.

In short, we'll have plenty to keep us busy.

As for you women, you'll have to depend upon yourselves for your comfort and safety.

Don't look at these engineers for any gallantry.

You'll have to cook, help drive the wagons, maybe even shoot.

Any woman who refuses to obey an order, or who desserts,

the deal to pardon her will be off.

Now, Mr. Killian is in charge of this train, and you'll all obey his instruction.

Is that clear?

Anything you wish to add, Mr. Killian?

Captain, what you didn't say ain't worth saying.

Of course, there ain't much you didn't say.

We're losing daylight.

That's me and my.

Well, I look so worried, darling.

Well, it's gonna be a long trip, but I'm not sure I can handle a team that well.

Sweetie, before this trip is over, you're gonna be so sorry.

Sweetie, before this trip is over, you're gonna be surprised at what you can handle.

All right!

All right!

I'm on the prairie one bright starry night.

They broke the whiskey and Betsy got tight.

She sang, she shouted, and danced or the plane, and showed pan-loons to the whole wagon train.

Should've heard it before, cleaned it up.

Where's your tribe located, Missy?

Where's your tribe located, Missy?

Well, I guess this is better than having some lame-brained female blabbing my ears all day.

This way I can do all the talking.

Hit it and it.

You mean to tell me that not one of you soldier boys have ever done any fight?

That ain't our job.

Don't you worry, lady.

We'll handle any engines come our way.

Well, where the piece of drawn paper?

The only danger they're gonna be in is falling off their horses from laughing.

And then we had to move.

I mean, after the flood.

And there was just nothing we could take with us.

I mean, nothing.

You know what it's like to lose things you've lived with all your life?

No, ma'am.

Well, it's heartbreaking. That's what it is.

I mean, it's enough to break your heart.

You know what I mean?

Oh, yes, ma'am. I know what you mean.

What the hell is this thing?

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What did you do that for?

Why, don't know.

Elmer, you saw dog, dad, dad, give me that line.

Come on, Yuma.

Get up.

Go.

Get up.

Come on.

Ah.

Go.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

You do it.

I fly with you, there.

Let me get you better.

Come on.

syUKan!

I've made together.

And things have all changed me.

Yeah.

We'll hurl here for the night.

The children's horses are on hit, supposed to guard, Hearn.

Yes.

And the rest of you, men.

You haven't touched a rifle in over two years.

You better see Sergeant Katz here for some rifle practice.

Elmer, they better see me.

You.

That's right.

Killian, how far you say that dead sack wouldn't be.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

Whoa, about 30 yards.

Captain, it's like you got yourself a new instructor.

Little rusty.

I wouldn't say so.

Not me, the rifle.

Now gather around here.

We'll start right at the very beginning.

This here's the butt.

Don't look like no butt I ever saw.

Give me a hot one.

I'll take two.

Okay, and I'll take two.

What do you got?

Two twos and two threes.

Ace is over fours.

Not enough.

Three little fives.

I've never seen anybody so lucky.

You think so?

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

It's a good thing.

I am.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I've never seen anybody so lucky.

You think so?

Luck runs in the streets, you know.

I robbed a poor-looking saddle tramp once.

He had 1100 dollars,

sold up in his coat lining.

Mmm.

Then another time.

Me and my brothers,

Give me one.

Give me one.

Give me another one too.

I ain't seen a nice all night.

You!

You savage!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

That's enough!

Did you hear me?

I said that's enough.

That's me!

That's you!

Pull in your claws, Missy!

Now, somebody tell me what's going on here.

Nobody told me I had to sleep in the same wagon with that savage.

You women will obey orders.

Now, you were assigned to sleep in that wagon and you'll sleep there.

I will sleep there if you were kindly, but her somewhere else.

You will do as I say.

And if there's ever a repetition of this incident, I'll have you horse whipped.

You wouldn't dare.

No something, Captain. I think she's right.

You get too much reading for a thing like that.

Now, me.

One last minus.

No someone in that family needs to spare you?

Try to ask yourself.

You'll do.

A song.

Some friends after this.

No people.

Enough.

It's hard, sir.

Don't call anybody.

You can't say that.

I stream out.

You hold on a three minute.

I'll answer that.

I don't feel, again.

Just but not yet!

Why, sir.

Yes.

Don't leave—

No, Mr. Guilliard.

I wouldn't bet on that, Captain.

It's all right now.

You can go back to the wagon. She won't give you any more trouble.

No, I do not go back.

I do not sleep in the same wagon with that woman.

Why don't you let us sleep in our wagon?

You ain't gonna prove anything but them killing each other.

All right.

Come on, Lieutenant.

Captain, here they come.

We'll load up.

Come on.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Ow!

Oh!

That's the rest of my ankle.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Don't think I could trap on it much longer.

Oh, don't wrecking your can.

Feels broke to me.

Oh!

Broke.

Yep.

Yeah, I'll get the captain to have one of his men take you back.

Where?

Stockade.

Yeah, you wouldn't be much used to us with a broken ankle.

Oh, is this not broke?

Nope.

Nope.

Yeah, I'm trying a little, but not broke.

Look, see?

It's fine.

Yeah, I figured it would be.

I'm sorry to have to make you walk to him, but...

You got to rest those horses whenever we can.

Looks like you might have to run to catch up.

Ev

and put me in toastie dough.

Yes!

Whoo!

It is now!

Oh, my gosh!

We can't win any of your lives!

Oh, my gosh!

Oh, my gosh!

Oh, my gosh!

Oh, my gosh!

Oh, my gosh!

Oh, my gosh!

Oh, my gosh!

Oh, my gosh!

Oh, my gosh!

Soomebral rose for Know this was the Groups of spendacasio's

Oh, you already have.

Funny I figure it was the other way around.

Sure you did.

You figured any dance hall girl was fair game for one and all.

I didn't have much trouble.

No, you didn't.

Did you ever crack that buckskin brain of yours that maybe that...

The only thing that cracked my buckskin brain was the fact that...

I was a little nervous.

I was a little nervous.

I was a little nervous.

I was a little nervous.

My buckskin brain was the fact that my pockets were empty when I woke up that morning.

I only took one dollar.

No, the first time I bought some eggs to cook you some breakfast.

That's right. Can you imagine me cooking you your breakfast?

I had all kinds of big ideas who I went out of that store in my...

Gingham dress.

I got to thinking about what you said about staying on.

It started dreaming about all kinds of things.

Till the blacksmith called out to me and said he had a message for you.

He said that your horse was ready for your journey.

So I decided to leave a little message for you myself.

It took eighty dollars. That's a lot of message.

So far the women have been taking the trip pretty well.

Anything's better than where we were.

Been trying to figure out which of them might stand for you at this side of an Apache.

We all might.

Well don't. The last thing we need is a wild shot at what might turn out to be a friendly Indian.

What you sound is if you're expecting me?

One's been dog in our trail for two days.

Right now he's out there about a hundred yards.

What is wrong with you?

Did you find anything?

I got it in but I can't give it out.

Mercy please not so hot.

Oh my.

Horse linometh that's dandy.

You mean you're going to drink that vile medicine?

Better that than wasting it on the horses.

Yeah.

Did you find anything for a base?

Only this. That's whale oil.

Well it's just a few drops.

Oh come on Maude.

My papio was said if it burns it should be fit to drink.

What's the matter?

It needs something for flavor.

I found something.

Oh no. Not my lollack water. Oh please.

Honey you've been pouring that sweet smell and concoction on your purse never since you left and it ain't done you a bit of good.

Now with one drink of this when you start sweating you're going to smell like a flower for a whole month.

Ready girls.

See.

Oh.

What do you think?

Another swig of that you won't want to think.

Whoa.

May I?

No.

I do declare.

I think we should invite the gentleman to join us.

Oh.

Is he dead?

Oh say he is. Dead drunk.

Dead drunk.

No. No.

I'm going to get you.

You two ladies who are still in the stock cave.

Well drink of that.

Oh no.

My son.

Stan still owe you a little french hot brew.

Oh ladies who aren't in the stock cave.

Oh I reckon that.

Oh ladies who should be in the stock cave.

Oh I'll drink you then.

They're all drunk.

It's stupid.

Not more than about ten ganels left.

Oh I feel terrible.

I'm going to stir you up with a gun to feel terrible.

I'll discipline my men, Kilgien.

What are you going to do?

Bless this pencil.

Oh there we get a fine water. Get them together.

We're moving out.

But how can they look at them?

They can and they will.

All those ladies.

I'll drink of that.

Here from the rolling.

Oh ladies.

Don't tell me your trouble's friend.

David, move it.

What are we going to take a breather?

When we find water.

Now move it.

All right, move them out.

Come on, keep them moving.

Go, go, go, go, go.

Go, go, go, go.

Better head on West.

What about the water hole?

Is there all right, but it's been followed?

West?

Any water in this hell hole will be that way.

A follow me, Hearn. We're heading to West.

I'll leave you.

Oh!

Water's down to near nothing.

You have to cut off the horses.

Well, they won't last long.

Yeah, no.

Maybe this squawk can tell us where we can find water.

Aah!

Get her down!

Get her down!

Get her down!

Hey!

He's out!

I'm gonna carry on!

All right, what's going on?

What's going on?

We plan to give Miss Weep and Will here a haircut, that's all.

Why?

We caught this lady of quality, sealed water from the barrel.

I can't tell Thursday I couldn't help it.

Well, that's a serious offense, but I don't think it's any reason to...

She's lying!

She wasn't drinking it.

She was washing her hair!

We got so filthy!

Bloody.

I never, never, never!

No, no, no, no, no, my hair!

Oh, no!

No, my hair!

Oh, no!

No, my hair!

Oh, no!

My people would kill her, but they would not scalp her.

Now she'll have less to worry about, but less hair.

Look, we need water and fast.

You know this part of the country?

I know nothing.

Well...

I don't think she's gonna help us.

A situation is very desperate, but today.

You wish me to help you?

Yes.

Then I will help.

She could be leading us into a trap.

Yep, she could.

What do you think?

She could.

She's a slave.

Oh, no!

She's dead.

She's dead.

She's dead.

I don't know what happened.

Yep, she could.

What do you think?

I don't.

You're the one she said she'd help?

All right, then. I trust her.

Stop trying to talk yourself out.

You know where you are?

I'm not going to do anything.

I'm not going to do anything.

I'm not going to do anything.

I'm not going to do anything.

I'm not going to do anything.

I'm not going to do anything.

I'm not going to do anything.

I'm not going to do anything.

I'm not going to do anything.

It is a secret Apache Spring used only by the war years before going into battle.

Mother!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

Thank you, Lieutenant.

Oh, my!

Go on, Lieutenant!

What is on?

You are up here.

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

Everybody out.

Easy.

Easy.

Easy.

You got to hear?

The spring only for our pachies.

A pachie's no many springs.

We are strangers in your country.

We must take water where we find it.

The spring hidden. Like Nest of Eagle.

How did whites come here?

Let's go, Broughlin.

She's one of your people, but she's not here.

She's one of your people.

Her soldiers have stolen our horses and killed our brains.

They're just settlers passing through, Chief.

We wish harm to no one.

What these men are saying is true.

They mean no harm to your people.

You are not the Mascolero.

No.

I am of the Lipin tribe.

My father was to Masco.

Mighty warrior and great hunter.

How is it then?

The daughter of the Masco.

Mary's wife.

The daughter of the Masco.

Mary's with the white man.

There is change in the land.

These people are friends.

They're not improved their friendship.

Fire weapon.

I have not seen one such as that.

It is newly made.

You will give to Cadette.

No gun, Chief.

Tobacco sugar. That's it.

Kill you. Don't provoke him.

You hang out of this.

It is forbidden for other than a puchy to drink out this water.

For law say, we must do battle.

You mean you got a fight over this water, is that it?

All right, then we'll fight over the water.

For just you and me.

Then your honor will be taken care of.

And all of us can go about our business.

You challenge Cadette.

Agreed.

Agreed.

Nice to death.

Nice.

The Lord, Lord of you are a bloodthirsty bunch.

Just hand to hand.

Agreed.

Agreed.

They show off.

Killian, I don't like this.

You're taking a big responsibility on your shoulders.

What would you rather do, Captain?

Take them all on.

Oh, I think maybe we could win, all right.

Kill maybe three of them.

Only give up, say, one soldier, two or three women.

It's supposed to lose.

And ten two.

Oh, that looks so shot, Captain.

We're not fighting to the death.

We're fighting for his honor, not for mine.

Killian.

We fight over water.

There's only rights we fight in water.

Mr.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

Three

Do you want to do that?

I must stop dropping lyr Maiden.

And that's...

That's it.

I can...

Come on.

Well, we'll be moving on.

And you will never return here.

Hello there.

You two should have placed threats, or they're cleaned up.

I was tempted.

Apparently you were right, Gillian.

You didn't give us any trouble?

They didn't give you any trouble.

Get a movement.

All right, let's go.

First fall I want her to cut and get the horses down.

All right, let's go.

There's a water wagon down here.

Right, right, let's go to the stop.

Come on, let's go.

That's Valero.

That's it.

Those Texas rangers are supposed to be here waiting for us.

What do you suppose they could be?

Last time I was supposed to think like that, I wound up with this job.

What should we do, wait?

We got no other choice.

Wants to escape, go another mile without arrest.

We gotta wait for more than any.

Well, at least we can sleep inside tonight.

That should be a welcome relief.

Gillian.

Not your rangers and they're wearing Mexican uniforms.

Elma, that's a word law.

Tell everybody we got something.

And the act natural.

I'll handle this, Gillian.

Sure will, Captain.

I'll drive in it when I got you.

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Zentos at jUTE.

You're the first people that have ever seen you.

This town does not offer much hospitality.

Well, we don't plan on staying.

We're just some homesteaders for Mississippi, head and west.

My compliments, Signora.

It is not many who would venture across a puchy country without an escort.

I guess you might say we have more luck than sense.

I'll convene it for you not to have brought children with you, huh?

They would have slowed you up considerably.

Oh, that wasn't pure action.

Now, we didn't want to pick any couples that had kids.

We figured we wouldn't make it with them.

But a man and a wife should have children.

Myself, I am not married.

But I have many children, eh?

Well, Lieutenant, you just give us a little time.

We'll try to catch up.

Season your...

...and tendido!

Let us start, Signora.

It is so nice to see you.

Amigos, I will tell you this.

This is very dangerous country.

I would advise you to leave while it's still possible.

Adios.

Adelante, de buchachos!

Adelante!

I think we got away with it.

Maybe.

Let's find out.

Maude, what was that all about?

I think he recognized me.

What do you mean?

Well, over the years, a lot of men have visited my establishment.

I sure recognized him.

What do you think?

Well, not sure, never forget her.

All right, on hits of horses.

Earned units and take the first guard detail.

All right, move them.

phone."

Please!

You know, a lot of those soldier boys could get killed tomorrow.

We all could get killed, Lottie.

Yeah, we could.

But that's different, kind of.

Those poor boys would get killed defending us.

That's right.

Just think, our very own husband's fighting for our honor.

That's one way of putting it.

It's the only way to put it.

I hear you talking, Maude, but you're passing me by.

How many of us have ever had a man

willing to risk his life for us before?

Now, if them poor boys was to die before we could thank them,

why that would be a sin, wouldn't it?

Oh, Maude, girl, you're a genius.

Just to see some campaign, that's all.

I do declare, Maude.

I know now what I'm going to do.

Oh, don't try to fool us, dearie.

You've always known what you were going to do.

Maude just pulled the plug.

Ha, ha, ha, ha.

Whoo.

Do you see any of our wives about it?

Come to think of it they've sort of disappeared.

Probably hiding.

Probably.

Scared, no doubt.

Yeah.

Mr. Fray.

Where you going, sweetie?

Well, I was.

I mean, I got to take this to the fire.

Who needs a fire?

Who needs a fire?

Maude, what's in that?

Ain't you never seen a woman with flowers in her hair before?

You, uh, sent for me, Miss Nancy.

Husband, the time has come.

Ma'am?

You may kiss me.

But, but, look, I ain't really your husband.

Mr. Bishop, do you know how sick and tired I am of all this propriety?

Huh?

Now you kissed me, you hear?

Hi.

Hi.

What are you doing here?

I cook for you.

I can see that and I appreciate your consideration, but I'm really not hungry.

I stay with you.

That's impossible.

It is what I wish.

Lieutenant, it is only the moment we find ourselves and it allows you to say so to words.

I speak words.

But they are true.

You've got to understand.

Once this thing is over, you'll be free.

You'll be able to return to your own people.

I do not wish to return.

I look at you in your eyes and I see the same expression I have seen in the older winds of the tribe.

The learned ones, the wise ones.

And I see the same expression in the eyes of you, a young man.

It pleases me.

I don't know what to say.

That is good.

To seek a truce, use words.

But when a battle approaches, no words are needed.

Those Mexicans could return.

Yes.

They could all be killed.

You know this and still you come to me for what could only be one night.

For a woman who spoke in love can sometimes be enough.

But for a war, you're facing battle.

There should be more.

I have to wait for the Texas Rangers.

Plan was to meet them, not wait for them.

I don't want to go to the polls.

I'm not going to go to the polls.

I'm going to go to the polls.

I don't want to go to the polls.

I don't want to go to the polls.

Plan was to meet them, not wait for them.

There's only one reason I've ever known for a ranger to be late.

You think they've been ambushed?

Don't give me one of your silly answers like I only think when I get paid.

I hired on a leader wagon trained down here to Valero.

I did. You women agreed to come this far?

You did.

To mirror out out it's strictly an army headache.

Not mine, not yours.

Fall up to the math maker.

What do you think he's going to do?

Those maps are pretty important to the army.

I think you'll probably ask me to take them up to Colonel Donahue.

And I got a hunch who'll figure it's his duty to take those cannon on down to camp grandi himself.

His duty, not yours.

I've scouted this country a long time.

It's always been Mexican land.

I got a lot of friends scattered around here when the war breaks out.

It's going to be damn hard for me to take sides.

Then why did you take this job in the first place?

Because that's all it was, a job.

I don't look at the right or wrong of things, I leave that to the politicians.

Which is another way of saying it's their worry and not yours.

That way you don't have to get involved.

Well, I don't mind getting involved.

That just depends on what for.

Now there was a sweet invitation from you.

Of course that might take a bit of thinking about it.

Remember what happened last time.

Girl, sure is to go an awful long way to find out you're alive.

Come in.

Good morning, Mr. Killian.

Let's hope so.

I'd have noted dissent.

It would appear like as with us.

Those Mexicans suspected us, they sort of attacked by now.

Where's that lieutenant as as smart as I think he is?

Went back to get more men.

Well, no matter, I made up my mind. I'm moving on to camp grandi.

Yeah, I figured you would.

I'd like for you to take those maps we made back to Colonel Donahue.

Sure.

Heading that way anyway.

You're going to deliver the cannon, huh?

Try to.

Those Texas Rangers haven't shown up yet.

My guess is they won't.

What about the women?

They'll be coming with us.

We're still settlers heading west.

That doesn't make sense.

Those Mexicans come back to find those cannon.

You all be dead settlers heading nowhere.

The women have done their job, same as me.

You're suggesting you want to take them back with you?

No.

I don't want you to slow me down.

Now, there's a territorial settlement about two days due east to here.

You give them a wagon, they can make that safe enough.

Captain, there's no point in risking their lives any further.

All right, everybody out.

Where is everybody?

Hern!

Hulling!

Brave!

Yoooo!

Ischum!

Sir!

Ischum!

Sir!

We're here too, Captain.

It appears on Eve about all the rules get broken.

Wouldn't you agree to that, Captain?

All right, now listen to me.

It's obvious now the Rangers aren't going to meet us here.

So we're taking the cannon on to Camp Grande.

That is we men are.

You women will take a wagon and head east to a territorial settlement where Mr. Killian says you'll be safe.

No!

No, we're going to stay here.

We like men when we need each other.

I swear, I'm not leaving this young boy.

Well, he needs me.

And you can't break us out, we don't have a chance to be broke.

Ladies, ladies, that's an order you're leaving now.

And may our thanks ride with you.

Looks like you got to make another mittie on your hands.

Ladies, me and you are no longer needed or wanted by the military, so let's obey the captain's last order and move out of here.

Now go on and get your gear!

Get your frames wagon.

Give them a hand.

Now you put that hat on and keep it on.

That son will go right through that bald head of yours and warp your brain.

I promise, Lottie.

It's a long grasshopper.

If you ever look me up, I'll try to be there.

Don't tell me you're going with us.

Nice with you, honey.

I'm just going to point you in the right direction.

Captain.

What are we going to do now, Gillian?

When you were learning to become an officer, would they ever teach you about the battle upon Wood's Creek?

Yeah, as a matter of fact, they did.

Well, that's what we're going to do.

When was the yes, any other?

Good morning.

You dropped him by for breakfast?

Perhaps.

Yesterday I saw one of your women.

All night, I think of her.

And then I remember.

This woman.

She has entertained me frequently.

I think you must be mistaken, Lieutenant.

It's such things, a man does not mistake, any other.

This woman is not what you say she is.

It's possible your wagon train is not what you say.

I've never said.

True.

But we're about to go to war, sir, in the order.

Perhaps your wagons are carrying guns to the Texas garrison.

I hope not for your sake.

Yesterday we met for Texas Rangers.

We had to kill them.

You, the women and the men, if you're carrying arms.

You're all so dead.

You're walking to look?

I'm here to go.

I plan to look.

I was a little hot, but I'll ride back with you.

Well, G.C. Magrassiers.

I was about to suggest the same thing.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

I was about to go to war.

Get your people out here, son of a daughter.

Or you're a one dead man.

Run away, Lieutenant.

Bishop, burn!

Run!

Run!

Get your people out here, son of a daughter.

Or you're a one dead man.

Run away, Lieutenant.

Bishop, burn!

Run!

Run!

Come here!

Come here!

Quiet, you!

Get out of here!

Leave me!

Stop!

Get out of here!

Get out of here!

Get out of here!

Get out of here!

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

I'm going to get you.

You think we'll go down in history

like the Battle of Parnwood's Creek?

I don't know about that.

The captain between your men and those women.

You got the finest army south of Kansas.

Pete.

Can you make it, Corporal?

With my suit stones you can make it

all the way to Mexico City.

Do not let those prisoners dry.

That'll be the day.

Totti, who those men get loose?

No worry.

I'll plug them.

Get them out of gal.

Well, Jeannie, girl, they got us a ways to go.

Not as far as you think.

Let's move.

Yeah, hello.