1. Get up, girl. Get up!Copy !req
2. Whoa!Copy !req
3. Little Josey!Copy !req
4. Come on in. Let's get you cleaned up.Copy !req
5. Better go.Copy !req
6. Whoa.Copy !req
7. Pa! Help!
Josey!Copy !req
8. Josey! No, no!Copy !req
9. Josey! No!Copy !req
10. Josey!Copy !req
11. Josey! No!Copy !req
12. Josey! No!Copy !req
13. Pa! Pa!Copy !req
14. No!
Pa!Copy !req
15. Ashes to ashes...Copy !req
16. dust to dust...Copy !req
17. the Lord gives...Copy !req
18. the Lord takes away.Copy !req
19. The name's Anderson.Copy !req
20. Bloody Bill is what they call me.Copy !req
21. Redlegs?Copy !req
22. You'll find them up in Kansas.Copy !req
23. They're with the Union.Copy !req
24. And we're going up there
and set things aright.Copy !req
25. I'll be coming with you.Copy !req
26. All that a fellow has to do...Copy !req
27. is ride into that Union camp
down there...Copy !req
28. raise his right hand and swear
you'll be loyal to the United States.Copy !req
29. Then he can take up his horse again...Copy !req
30. and go home.Copy !req
31. They'll give us full amnesty then?Copy !req
32. Yep.Copy !req
33. Everyone else has done it but us.Copy !req
34. We're the last of the holdouts.Copy !req
35. I'm going in. I've had enough.Copy !req
36. Josey?Copy !req
37. Better go with them, boy.Copy !req
38. You coming with us?Copy !req
39. I reckon not, Fletcher.Copy !req
40. They'll be coming after you.Copy !req
41. Yep.Copy !req
42. There's nowhere to go to get away.Copy !req
43. I reckon that's true.Copy !req
44. Well, good luck.Copy !req
45. Put the rifle down too.Copy !req
46. - I'll need it for squirrels and such.
- Put it down.Copy !req
47. Kind of young, ain't you kid,
to be riding with this rabble?Copy !req
48. Who you calling rabble,
you blue scumbelly?Copy !req
49. Hell, we showed these boys, anyway.Copy !req
50. Lee might have had to surrender,
but we didn't.Copy !req
51. - Shut up, kid.
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
52. You showed us.Copy !req
53. Now get in line...Copy !req
54. before I kick you so hard
you'll wear your ass for a hat.Copy !req
55. Here's the man you asked for, sir.Copy !req
56. - Fletcher. Good to see you.
- Senator.Copy !req
57. Well done.Copy !req
58. Thank you.Copy !req
59. What the hell is
this Redleg doing here?Copy !req
60. You said regular federal authorities
would handle this.Copy !req
61. Captain Terrill is the regular
federal authority now.Copy !req
62. Captain Terrill is
a bloodthirsty son of a bitch!Copy !req
63. He is a looter and a pillager!Copy !req
64. He's the worst enemy those men have!Copy !req
65. The war's over.Copy !req
66. Our side won the war.Copy !req
67. Now we must busy ourselves
winning the peace.Copy !req
68. And, Fletcher, there's an old saying:
To the victors belong the spoils.Copy !req
69. And there's another old saying, senator.Copy !req
70. Don't piss down my back
and tell me it's raining.Copy !req
71. Which side is this man on, senator?Copy !req
72. Easy. He brought them all in, didn't he?Copy !req
73. - All but one.
- Who's that?Copy !req
74. Josey Wales.Copy !req
75. Josey Wales.Copy !req
76. Captain Terrill, I want you to
currycomb the countryside.Copy !req
77. You beat the brush and root out
everything disloyal...Copy !req
78. from a Shanghai rooster
to a Durham cow!Copy !req
79. We've got to clean up this country.Copy !req
80. Now you take five men and go up there
and get Josey Wales.Copy !req
81. Captain Redlegs Terrill and five men
against Josey Wales?Copy !req
82. We stopped those bushwhackers
pretty good during the war.Copy !req
83. Fletcher, you go with Captain Terrill.Copy !req
84. Bring in this damn
insurrectionist rebel.Copy !req
85. Now, here.Copy !req
86. Here's the money for bringing
the others...Copy !req
87. and there'll be more for Josey Wales.Copy !req
88. I've had enough of your money, senator.Copy !req
89. Let Wales be.Copy !req
90. Let me be.Copy !req
91. I'm finished with you.Copy !req
92. All right...Copy !req
93. I want you men to raise
your right hands.Copy !req
94. What for?Copy !req
95. So you can pledge loyalty
to the Union.Copy !req
96. Hell, pledge loyalty to the Union?Copy !req
97. You ought to have us turn around
and bend over.Copy !req
98. All raise your right hands
so I can take your oath.Copy !req
99. I pledge...Copy !req
100. that I will be loyal to
the United States of America.Copy !req
101. I pledge that I will be loyal...Copy !req
102. to the United States of America.Copy !req
103. That I will...Copy !req
104. Let's see. I will abide by its law...Copy !req
105. that I will never bear arms against it.Copy !req
106. I will abide by its law...Copy !req
107. that I will never bear arms
against it.Copy !req
108. And recognize...Copy !req
109. that it is one nation.Copy !req
110. And recognize...Copy !req
111. that it is one nation.Copy !req
112. - I ain't doing it.
- Come on, kid.Copy !req
113. Let's get this over with, damn it!Copy !req
114. But I been thinking.Copy !req
115. I think it's them who owes an apology.Copy !req
116. And I further swear, that though...Copy !req
117. I be murderous...Copy !req
118. Look! That's Josey!Copy !req
119. Verminous, lying, Missouri scum!Copy !req
120. Damn you, senator!Copy !req
121. You promised me those men would be
decently treated.Copy !req
122. They were decently treated.Copy !req
123. They were decently fed...Copy !req
124. and then they were decently shot.Copy !req
125. These men are common outlaws,
nothing more.Copy !req
126. Run for it, Fletcher, it's a trap!Copy !req
127. Josey, we best be on our way.Copy !req
128. - Get moving, boy.
- They're coming after us.Copy !req
129. We've got to take to the brush!Copy !req
130. - You get going!
- You can't get them all.Copy !req
131. - That's a fact.
- How come you're doing this then?Copy !req
132. I've got nothing better to do.Copy !req
133. Fletcher was in with them.
It was a trap!Copy !req
134. Fletcher?Copy !req
135. Never would have figured that.Copy !req
136. You dumb kid.Copy !req
137. Josey, I've got to tell you something.Copy !req
138. I'm scared of dying.Copy !req
139. Move out!Copy !req
140. You are going after him after all.Copy !req
141. Fletcher, I'm giving you a commission.Copy !req
142. Hound this Wales to kingdom come.Copy !req
143. Hound him, senator?Copy !req
144. A man like Wales lives by the feud.Copy !req
145. Because of what you did here today,
I've got to kill that man.Copy !req
146. Well, he'll have to run for it now.Copy !req
147. And hell is where he's headed.Copy !req
148. He'll be waiting there for us, senator.Copy !req
149. Don't hold back on account
of me. I can ride.Copy !req
150. I ain't holding back on account of you,
you thick-headed grasshopper.Copy !req
151. If we ride in the open, there's enough
posses over in South Missouri...Copy !req
152. to start another war.Copy !req
153. And if we try riding
instead of thinking...Copy !req
154. well, we'll end up hanging
by a rope by nightfall.Copy !req
155. - Where are we headed?
- The Indian Nations.Copy !req
156. It's a good place to hole up
and get you healed up.Copy !req
157. Then we'll go get Fletcher?Copy !req
158. Right, boy.Copy !req
159. Then we go back and get Fletcher.Copy !req
160. There's some riders
coming up behind us.Copy !req
161. Get down here, boy.
Lay across his neck.Copy !req
162. Keep him down there.Copy !req
163. Can you hear me, boy?Copy !req
164. Now if you see me get up,
you stay there, understand?Copy !req
165. If you hear shooting
and me headed back north...Copy !req
166. get back on that horse.
He'll get up with you...Copy !req
167. and you head south, now you hear?Copy !req
168. Whoa. Whoa.Copy !req
169. You can let him up now, boy.Copy !req
170. Let him up!Copy !req
171. Get up, goddamn it!Copy !req
172. Whupped them again, didn't we?Copy !req
173. Whupped them again, boy.Copy !req
174. Ten years I've been ferrying
Kansas Redlegs...Copy !req
175. Union Cavalry, Missouri guerrillas...Copy !req
176. you name it!Copy !req
177. Mad dogs, them guerrillas!Copy !req
178. You look sideways at them...Copy !req
179. they kill you!Copy !req
180. Hard men to do business with.Copy !req
181. You bet!Copy !req
182. You know, in my line of work...Copy !req
183. you got to be able either to sing
"The Battle Hymn of the Republic"...Copy !req
184. or "Dixie" with equal enthusiasm...Copy !req
185. depending upon present company.Copy !req
186. Can't say as I blame you for that.Copy !req
187. Only good business to play it safe.Copy !req
188. Thank God they all been disarmed now...Copy !req
189. except for a few of the nastiest ones...Copy !req
190. who they're busy running down.Copy !req
191. Where I'm going,
they know how to handle that kind.Copy !req
192. Where are you headed?Copy !req
193. I'm going to ply
my wares down in Texas.Copy !req
194. Texas, huh?Copy !req
195. How much for the ferry ride?Copy !req
196. Ten cents.Copy !req
197. By coincidence, I happen to have
a bottle of this remarkable elixir...Copy !req
198. I could let you have
for that exact amount.Copy !req
199. I wish I was in the land of cottonCopy !req
200. Old times there is not forgottenCopy !req
201. Look away, look awayCopy !req
202. Look away, DixielandCopy !req
203. - Howdy.
- Howdy there.Copy !req
204. Sim Carstairs is the name.Copy !req
205. Mister...?Copy !req
206. Figured we'd give you some
ferrying business.Copy !req
207. With pleasure!Copy !req
208. Bill Quantrill used this ferry
all the time.Copy !req
209. Good friend of mine.Copy !req
210. What have you got there?Copy !req
211. Just the store with
Grannie Hawkins up there.Copy !req
212. I'll tell you what.Copy !req
213. We'll all just amble
over to that store.Copy !req
214. Him and me will ride.
We've got a touch of the cramp.Copy !req
215. Stranger, you're in luck!Copy !req
216. I just happen to have the perfect thing
here for cramps.Copy !req
217. We'll need half a side of bacon...Copy !req
218. 10 pounds of beef jerky,
20 pounds of horse grain.Copy !req
219. And when we get over there, there won't
be any need for you to go inside.Copy !req
220. Just tell Old Grannie through the door
we'll need a lot of clean bandages...Copy !req
221. and a boiled poultice for a
bullet wound in a hurry. Come on.Copy !req
222. So you'll be Josey Wales.Copy !req
223. How might you know that, Grannie?Copy !req
224. Soldiers were here looking
for you two hours ago.Copy !req
225. I was going to mention that to you
as soon as I got the chance.Copy !req
226. They say you killed your own men.Copy !req
227. Those lying blue scumbellies!Copy !req
228. They say you're a hard-put
and desperate man.Copy !req
229. They're going to heel and hog you
to a barn door.Copy !req
230. - You know what I say?
- What's that?Copy !req
231. I say that big talk's worth diddlysquat.Copy !req
232. Now them poultices be laced with
feather moss and mustard root.Copy !req
233. Mind you drop water on them
occasionally and keep them damp.Copy !req
234. Much obliged, Grannie.Copy !req
235. You can pay me when you see me again,
Josey Wales.Copy !req
236. I reckon so.Copy !req
237. There's buckwheat cakes
And injun batterCopy !req
238. Makes you fat or a little fatterCopy !req
239. Look away, look away, look away
DixielandCopy !req
240. That sure is a sweet sound
to the ears...Copy !req
241. wouldn't you say so, Mr. Wales?Copy !req
242. Your young friend can use some help.Copy !req
243. This is it. One dollar a bottle.Copy !req
244. It works wonders on wounds.Copy !req
245. Works wonders on
just about everything.Copy !req
246. It can do most anything.Copy !req
247. How is it with stains?Copy !req
248. Here we go.Copy !req
249. Come on, come on. Yeah.Copy !req
250. Yeah.Copy !req
251. Dismount. Disembark, children.Copy !req
252. Get that back!Copy !req
253. Bring it back!Copy !req
254. Bring that barge back!Copy !req
255. Bring it back!Copy !req
256. Whupped them again, Josey.Copy !req
257. They're hollering for me to come over!Copy !req
258. I can't hold on.Copy !req
259. But I'll hold on until you fellows
get out of sight.Copy !req
260. All right?Copy !req
261. I'll make do something's wrong-Copy !req
262. Pull, Lemuel. Pull!Copy !req
263. I'll make do something's wrong,
until you get going.Copy !req
264. I wish you all lots of luck.Copy !req
265. Pull, Lemuel, pull!Copy !req
266. Oh I wish I was in the land of cottonCopy !req
267. He ain't going to hold up no ferry.Copy !req
268. He's going to bring that cavalry
over fast as he can.Copy !req
269. Yeah.Copy !req
270. Reckon there's a nice reward out
for us about now.Copy !req
271. Mine eyes have seen the glory
Of the coming of the LordCopy !req
272. He is trampling out the vintage...Copy !req
273. We got him now.Copy !req
274. We'll get those two first,
then the others.Copy !req
275. What others?Copy !req
276. Wales and the kid are the last ones.Copy !req
277. Oh, no. Texas is full of rebels.Copy !req
278. Lots of work to do down in Texas.Copy !req
279. We get Josey Wales and it ends.Copy !req
280. Doing right ain't got no end.Copy !req
281. We best hurry on, Josey.Copy !req
282. They'd catch up to us
by the end of the day.Copy !req
283. Judging by these tracks,
there's maybe...Copy !req
284. 40, 50 horses ahead of us.Copy !req
285. What we've got to do is space some time
between them and us.Copy !req
286. What are we going to do?Copy !req
287. Stay right here.Copy !req
288. Welcome.Copy !req
289. Welcome, gentlemen.
Please come aboard.Copy !req
290. Howdy.Copy !req
291. Pull, Lemuel.Copy !req
292. - He's still there.
- Still there?Copy !req
293. What does he think he's doing?Copy !req
294. Don't know.Copy !req
295. Some of you men get down there.
Prepare to fire.Copy !req
296. Captain Redlegs...Copy !req
297. I advise you to turn back.Copy !req
298. You can catch him later.Copy !req
299. Turn back? Are you crazy?Copy !req
300. He'll try to pick us off one by one.Copy !req
301. He'll never do it.Copy !req
302. At best, he'll get two
or three up front.Copy !req
303. - I advise you to turn back, captain.
- They're coming.Copy !req
304. Do you really think you can shoot
all those men down...Copy !req
305. before they shoot you?Copy !req
306. Oh, no, no, Mr. Josey Wales!Copy !req
307. There is such a thing in this country
called justice.Copy !req
308. Well, Mr. Carpetbagger...Copy !req
309. we've got something in this territory...Copy !req
310. called the Missouri boat ride.Copy !req
311. Watch out! Back him up!Copy !req
312. God Almighty!Copy !req
313. Watch out for that horse!
Watch out, you stupid son of a bitch!Copy !req
314. Is it bad, Josey?Copy !req
315. It's bad.Copy !req
316. Don't look at it, boy.Copy !req
317. It'll just make you get feelings in it.Copy !req
318. If I don't make it...Copy !req
319. I want you to know...Copy !req
320. I'm prouder than a game rooster
to have rid with you.Copy !req
321. You are a game rooster.
Now shut up.Copy !req
322. - You could make it without me.
- Here.Copy !req
323. Take a little drink of this.Copy !req
324. This here linsey-woolsey shirt I got
that all you boys wore.Copy !req
325. We didn't have no ma.Copy !req
326. So Pa did all the
fancy needlework for me.Copy !req
327. Told me not to tell no one.Copy !req
328. Imagine a grown man doing that
for his own kid?Copy !req
329. Sang a little song while he sewed it.Copy !req
330. You know "Rose of Alabama," Josey?Copy !req
331. River rolled
The crickets sangCopy !req
332. The lightning bug
He flashed his wingCopy !req
333. And I could rope
My arms I flingCopy !req
334. Round rose of AlabamaCopy !req
335. Oh, brown rosieCopy !req
336. Rose of AlabamaCopy !req
337. A sweet tobacco posy
Is the rose of AlabamaCopy !req
338. Now you just do that, cousin.
You bring that old pistol right out.Copy !req
339. We got him, Lige.Copy !req
340. It's him, Abe. It's him.Copy !req
341. We got the Josey Wales, Abe!Copy !req
342. I seen him ride side by side
with Bloody Bill.Copy !req
343. We got reward money coming.Copy !req
344. Watch it. He's meaner than
a rattler and twice as fast!Copy !req
345. You're a real bush hog,
ain't you, Mr. Josey Wales?Copy !req
346. Tell you what.Copy !req
347. Move on back. Move on back!Copy !req
348. Watch him.
I seen him do some things.Copy !req
349. Shut up, Lige!Copy !req
350. Now...Copy !req
351. Mr. Josey Wales...Copy !req
352. I'd just as soon shoot you now...Copy !req
353. except it'd be hard to drag your body
to where we can get our price for you.Copy !req
354. - Shoot him now!
- Shut up, Lige.Copy !req
355. Move your left hand down
and unbuckle that pistol belt.Copy !req
356. Make it nice and slow...Copy !req
357. so I can count the hairs
on that hand.Copy !req
358. See, Lige?Copy !req
359. You pull his teeth...Copy !req
360. he's harmless as a heel hound.Copy !req
361. Always wanted to face out one of these
pistol fighters they all fuss about.Copy !req
362. Only way you handle them.Copy !req
363. Abe, watch out.Copy !req
364. - He's probably got another pistol-
- Shut up, Lige.Copy !req
365. Call Benny back there on the horse.Copy !req
366. Benny! Come out!Copy !req
367. We got us the Josey Wales!Copy !req
368. Oh, brown rosieCopy !req
369. Rose of AlabamyCopy !req
370. Who is that?Copy !req
371. He's just a boy. He's got a fever.Copy !req
372. Tell him to shut up.Copy !req
373. Sweet tobacco posies-Copy !req
374. Pa?Copy !req
375. Is that you, Pa?Copy !req
376. It ain't your pa! Now shut up!Copy !req
377. Pa.Copy !req
378. I got the gold right here, Pa.Copy !req
379. What gold is he talking about?Copy !req
380. There's no gold. He's crazy.Copy !req
381. The gold me and Josey robbed
from the bank.Copy !req
382. Lige, take a look under that blanket.Copy !req
383. I got it right here.Copy !req
384. Thought you could use some help.Copy !req
385. You get those holes leaking, I'm going
to whomp you with a knotted plow-line.Copy !req
386. They ain't honest.Copy !req
387. I feel as pert as a rutting buck.Copy !req
388. Good.Copy !req
389. Because I ain't hauling you
all over hell's creation...Copy !req
390. dribbling blood over
half of Missouri.Copy !req
391. Wish we had time to bury them fellows.Copy !req
392. To hell with them fellows.Copy !req
393. Buzzards got to eat, same as worms.Copy !req
394. A real frog strangler.Copy !req
395. Ten, 20 more miles and we'll be
safe in the Nations.Copy !req
396. Some cavalry between us
and the Nations.Copy !req
397. We'll have to wait till they bed down...Copy !req
398. then walk through quiet.Copy !req
399. Here, have some beef jerky.Copy !req
400. Don't swallow nothing but the juice.
I'll go have a look-see.Copy !req
401. You feel all right?Copy !req
402. I feel real good, Josey.
We got them whupped.Copy !req
403. - Josey, I want to thank you.
- For what?Copy !req
404. For saving my life.Copy !req
405. Forget about that, Jamie.Copy !req
406. You know something, Josey?Copy !req
407. I ain't scared no more.Copy !req
408. All right.Copy !req
409. We can start working our way
through now, boy.Copy !req
410. This rain is giving us the-Copy !req
411. This boy was brought up in...Copy !req
412. a time of blood and dying,
and never questioned a bit of it.Copy !req
413. Never turned his back
on his folks or his kind.Copy !req
414. I rode with him, I got no complaints.Copy !req
415. The bluebellies will give you
a better burial than I can, boy.Copy !req
416. Halt!Copy !req
417. - What's going on?
- Come on, get him.Copy !req
418. - Howdy.
- Howdy.Copy !req
419. Name's Josey Wales.Copy !req
420. I've heard of that name.Copy !req
421. Some said you'd be headed this way.Copy !req
422. And they said a man could get rich
on reward money...Copy !req
423. if he could kill you.Copy !req
424. Seems like you was looking
to gain some money here.Copy !req
425. Actually, I was looking
to gain an edge.Copy !req
426. I thought you might be someone who
would sneak up behind me with a gun.Copy !req
427. Where'd you ever get an idea like that?Copy !req
428. It ain't supposed to be easy
to sneak up behind an Indian.Copy !req
429. I'm an Indian, all right.Copy !req
430. But here in the Nation,
they call us the civilized tribe.Copy !req
431. They call us civilized because
we're easy to sneak up on.Copy !req
432. White men have been sneaking up
on us for years.Copy !req
433. Cherokee, huh?Copy !req
434. Yeah.Copy !req
435. They sneaked up on us and they
told us we wouldn't be happy here.Copy !req
436. They said we would be happier
in the Nations.Copy !req
437. So they took away our land...Copy !req
438. and sent us here.Copy !req
439. I have a fine woman...Copy !req
440. and two sons.Copy !req
441. But they all died on the Trail of Tears.Copy !req
442. And now the white man
is sneaking up on me.Copy !req
443. Again.Copy !req
444. Seems like we can't trust
the white man.Copy !req
445. You bet we can't.Copy !req
446. I wore this...Copy !req
447. frock coat in Washington.Copy !req
448. Before the war.Copy !req
449. We wore them because we belonged to...Copy !req
450. the five civilized tribes.Copy !req
451. We dressed ourselves up
like Abraham Lincoln.Copy !req
452. We got to see the
Secretary of the Interior.Copy !req
453. And he said:Copy !req
454. "Boy! You boys sure look civilized!"Copy !req
455. He congratulated us...Copy !req
456. and he gave us medals
for looking so civilized.Copy !req
457. We told him about how
our land had been stolen...Copy !req
458. and our people were dying.Copy !req
459. When we finished,
he shook our hands...Copy !req
460. and said:Copy !req
461. "Endeavor to persevere. "Copy !req
462. They stood us in a line.Copy !req
463. John Jumper, Chilly Mclntosh...Copy !req
464. Buffalo Hump...Copy !req
465. and Jim Pock Mark and me.Copy !req
466. I'm Lone Watie.Copy !req
467. They took our pictures.Copy !req
468. And the newspaper said:Copy !req
469. "Indians Vow to
Endeavor to Persevere. "Copy !req
470. We thought about it for a long time.Copy !req
471. "Endeavor to persevere. "Copy !req
472. And when we had thought
about it long enough...Copy !req
473. we declared war on the Union.Copy !req
474. Sergeant said this kid tried to ride
through their camp. They got him.Copy !req
475. - They did, did they?
- Mm-hm.Copy !req
476. They've had men on guard here
night and day.Copy !req
477. No way Wales could get to the Nations.Copy !req
478. Where are you going, Fletcher?Copy !req
479. I'm heading into the Indian Nations.Copy !req
480. Why don't you stay here, Redlegs?Copy !req
481. Wales may be back in a year or two.Copy !req
482. When we get to the Nations,
I want you men to fan out.Copy !req
483. Five thousand dollars
to the one who gets him.Copy !req
484. A horned toad can tell you
which way to go.Copy !req
485. I used to know these things
when I was young.Copy !req
486. But when I got civilized,
I forgot all these things.Copy !req
487. I didn't know which way to go.Copy !req
488. The horned toad says
we should go to Mexico.Copy !req
489. Well, Mr. Lone Watie...Copy !req
490. you can take your horned toad
down Mexico way.Copy !req
491. I've got some unfinished
business in Missouri.Copy !req
492. I heard General Joe Shelby...Copy !req
493. and some men refused to surrender.Copy !req
494. They're going down to Mexico.Copy !req
495. I think I'll join them.Copy !req
496. Shelby, huh?Copy !req
497. I didn't know others
hadn't surrendered.Copy !req
498. I didn't surrender, neither.Copy !req
499. But they took my horse
and made him surrender.Copy !req
500. They have him pulling a wagon
up in Kansas, I'll bet.Copy !req
501. You haven't got a horse.Copy !req
502. What do you plan on doing,
walking to Mexico?Copy !req
503. No, there's a trading post
right near the Creek Nation.Copy !req
504. They got horses to trade.Copy !req
505. You have any food here?Copy !req
506. All I have is a piece of hard rock candy.Copy !req
507. But it's not for eating.Copy !req
508. It's just for looking through.Copy !req
509. Alrighty.Copy !req
510. I'll get you a horse.Copy !req
511. What have you got there?Copy !req
512. Muskrat.Copy !req
513. Muskrat?Copy !req
514. What the hell's that?Copy !req
515. Muskrat.Copy !req
516. No. No, sir.
You got to come up with something more.Copy !req
517. - Beaver?
- Beaver ain't no good no more.Copy !req
518. Get me 10 muskrats...Copy !req
519. and 30 beaver pelts...Copy !req
520. and I'll give you red cloth.Copy !req
521. Now that's a very good bargain for you.Copy !req
522. Here.Copy !req
523. You go have a drink
and think about it.Copy !req
524. Spilling!Copy !req
525. You bring some drink inside, you hear?Copy !req
526. I'll tell you, this jerky?Copy !req
527. Put it on our bill.Copy !req
528. What about these cougar pelts?Copy !req
529. Going to put them on our bill too?Copy !req
530. This is what you give those Indians.Copy !req
531. Where's the real stuff?Copy !req
532. What do you take for the squaw?Copy !req
533. She ain't for sale.Copy !req
534. I mean, she ain't mine.Copy !req
535. She works here.Copy !req
536. See that nose scar?Copy !req
537. Know what that means to a Cheyenne?Copy !req
538. One too many bucks.Copy !req
539. Little squaw likes the bucks, huh?Copy !req
540. Tell you, Zukie, you put her
on the bill too.Copy !req
541. I'll be looking for a horse.Copy !req
542. A horse?Copy !req
543. The horses belong to these gentlemen.Copy !req
544. More than likely- That is...Copy !req
545. I'm sure they'd sell you one.Copy !req
546. Look, I've got some beer.Copy !req
547. Some good brewed choc.Copy !req
548. It's on the house.Copy !req
549. You suppose these gentlemen will be...Copy !req
550. available to discuss business
before long?Copy !req
551. Give me a bucket of that choc.Copy !req
552. I got him!Copy !req
553. I got me Josey Wales!Copy !req
554. Yoke.Copy !req
555. Five thousand gold simoleons
walked right in.Copy !req
556. - Right to us.
- Wait a minute!Copy !req
557. He's in my place.Copy !req
558. I recognized him too.Copy !req
559. I'm due an even split.Copy !req
560. Mr. Chain-Blue Lightning himself.Copy !req
561. Well, the one that everyone's
so scared of.Copy !req
562. Well, Mr. Lightning...Copy !req
563. move a muscle, twitch a finger...Copy !req
564. and I'll splatter your guts
all over the wall.Copy !req
565. Mr. Lightning.Copy !req
566. When I say move...Copy !req
567. you move real slow...Copy !req
568. like molasses in wintertime...Copy !req
569. or I drop that hammer.Copy !req
570. Now, just ease your hands down.Copy !req
571. Take them guns out, butt first
so's you can get hold of them.Copy !req
572. You understand?Copy !req
573. Nod, damn you!Copy !req
574. Now...Copy !req
575. ease them pistols out.Copy !req
576. Well, let's see...Copy !req
577. you say those horses belong
to them pilgrims?Copy !req
578. - Howdy.
- Howdy.Copy !req
579. I'm getting better at sneaking up
on you like this.Copy !req
580. Only an Indian can do
something like this.Copy !req
581. That's what I figured.Copy !req
582. You figured?Copy !req
583. Only an Indian could do
something like that.Copy !req
584. It's not right, this damn woman
doing something like this to me.Copy !req
585. I used to have power.Copy !req
586. Now old age is creeping up on me.Copy !req
587. I think it's more like
old habits than old age.Copy !req
588. Who the hell is this woman?Copy !req
589. She was back at the trading post.
Got in some kind of trouble.Copy !req
590. - She's not going to Mexico with us.
- With us?Copy !req
591. Now wait a minute. I got you a horse.
You're on your own now.Copy !req
592. I've seen a lot today.Copy !req
593. I've seen patrols of soldiers all day.Copy !req
594. Everybody's looking for you.Copy !req
595. She's not going with us.Copy !req
596. She says she's Navajo...Copy !req
597. but she was captured
by the Cheyenne.Copy !req
598. She was violated by one of the bucks
of the Arapahos.Copy !req
599. Their sign is the dirty nose sign.Copy !req
600. Cheyenne Chief, Black Kettle...Copy !req
601. figures that she did not
resist enough.Copy !req
602. Hell, man, can't you get
her to shut up?Copy !req
603. Anyway, she says...Copy !req
604. when she come to that trading post...Copy !req
605. she didn't know this man,
Zukie Limmer...Copy !req
606. was selling liquor.Copy !req
607. She also wants you to know...Copy !req
608. that although he beat her a lot...Copy !req
609. nothing happened between them.Copy !req
610. And she says you are a great warrior...Copy !req
611. and that she sort of belongs to you
for what you done for her.Copy !req
612. Look, you tell her I don't want
nobody belonging to me.Copy !req
613. That meal was damn good.Copy !req
614. I'm going to take up tepee living
if it's like this.Copy !req
615. You know, she thinks I'm some kind
of a Cherokee chief.Copy !req
616. I wonder where she ever got that idea.Copy !req
617. Chief! Chief!Copy !req
618. Chief.Copy !req
619. I was just wondering.Copy !req
620. I suppose that mangy hound's
got no place else to go either.Copy !req
621. He might as well ride along with us.Copy !req
622. Hell, everybody else is.Copy !req
623. Hey, you!Copy !req
624. Want to buy some Indian scalps?Copy !req
625. Nasty habit, young fellow.Copy !req
626. You born in a barn?Copy !req
627. Hold it. Real still.Copy !req
628. The wheat is from Kansas and the
molasses comes from Missouri.Copy !req
629. We'll do without molasses.Copy !req
630. Anything from Missouri
has a taint about it.Copy !req
631. Grandma, you've got to tread lightly
now we're here in Texas.Copy !req
632. Lots of nice elements from
Missouri coming West.Copy !req
633. Nothing nice comes from Missouri.
And treading lightly is not my way.Copy !req
634. We're from Kansas.
Jayhawkers, and proud of it.Copy !req
635. I know how you feel.
I'm a Hoosier, myself.Copy !req
636. Personally, I don't think much
of Hoosiers neither.Copy !req
637. Yes, friends, yes!Copy !req
638. This is a positive remedy
for weariness...Copy !req
639. turgidity of the bowels and-Copy !req
640. Say, you're an Indian, aren't you?Copy !req
641. You speak any English?Copy !req
642. Well, sir, this is the very best thing...Copy !req
643. for those who can't handle
their liquor.Copy !req
644. What's in it?Copy !req
645. I don't know. Various things.
I'm only the salesman.Copy !req
646. You drink it.Copy !req
647. What's that?Copy !req
648. You drink it.Copy !req
649. Well, what can you expect
from a nonbeliever?Copy !req
650. That old lady don't know the trouble
she can get into talking like that.Copy !req
651. Too many folks around here
with thin skin.Copy !req
652. Lots of Southern boys
been getting into trouble here.Copy !req
653. Cullen Baker and Captain Bob Lee
been fighting over in Fannin County.Copy !req
654. Bill Longley, Creed Taylor...Copy !req
655. and all them other Taylors
down in Gonzalez.Copy !req
656. Killed Simp Dixon over in Cotton Gin...Copy !req
657. weighted him down with lead.Copy !req
658. I got a picture postcard of it.Copy !req
659. Here. Have a look.Copy !req
660. Josey Wales.Copy !req
661. What say?Copy !req
662. Josey Wales.
They say he's coming into Texas.Copy !req
663. Won't come through here though.
Killed 50, 60 men.Copy !req
664. Regulators are all over the place
looking for him.Copy !req
665. How much for all this?Copy !req
666. Three dollars.Copy !req
667. Those regulators would pay plenty...Copy !req
668. to the man who could
identify Josey Wales.Copy !req
669. Reckon so.Copy !req
670. How about you, sir?Copy !req
671. Just a few bottles left.
You won't regret it.Copy !req
672. Oh, my God!Copy !req
673. It's Josey Wales!Copy !req
674. You going to pull those pistols
or whistle "Dixie"?Copy !req
675. I told you to stay inside.Copy !req
676. Goddamn Indian squaw!Copy !req
677. Let's go!Copy !req
678. Welcome to Texas, Mr. Lone Watie.Copy !req
679. I guess we ain't going to see that
little Navajo girl again.Copy !req
680. I guess not.Copy !req
681. I kind of liked her.Copy !req
682. - But it's always like that.
- Like what?Copy !req
683. Whenever I get to liking someone,
they ain't around long.Copy !req
684. I notice when you get to disliking someone
they ain't around long neither.Copy !req
685. How did you know which one
was going to shoot first?Copy !req
686. That one in the center
had a flap holster...Copy !req
687. and he was in no itching hurry.Copy !req
688. And the one second from the left...Copy !req
689. had scared eyes.
He wasn't going to do nothing.Copy !req
690. But that one on the far left...Copy !req
691. had crazy eyes.
Figured him to make the first move.Copy !req
692. And the one on the right?Copy !req
693. Never paid no him no mind.Copy !req
694. You were there.Copy !req
695. I could have missed.Copy !req
696. Yes, sir!
It was Josey Wales, all right!Copy !req
697. Saw him heading north out of town
with a renegade Injun.Copy !req
698. I can identify him.Copy !req
699. And I'd certainly be glad
to share in any reward.Copy !req
700. Knew him quite well, actually.Copy !req
701. Well, not a hard man to track.Copy !req
702. Leaves dead men wherever he goes.Copy !req
703. He's heading north now...Copy !req
704. riding with a renegade Indian.Copy !req
705. He's heading north now,
but he'll turn southwest...Copy !req
706. head for Mexico.Copy !req
707. Then we'll turn southwest
and head for Mexico.Copy !req
708. Tell them to head north.Copy !req
709. What are you talking about?Copy !req
710. Look at those boys over there
with tied-down guns.Copy !req
711. Bounty hunters.Copy !req
712. Come out of a war,
got no other way to make a living.Copy !req
713. Every last mother's son of them wants
that money you've got on Wales' head.Copy !req
714. You and me didn't ride
all that way for that.Copy !req
715. I don't want to hear Wales is dead.Copy !req
716. I want to see Wales dead.Copy !req
717. We're heading north, men. Let's ride.Copy !req
718. They're following us.Copy !req
719. Couple of horses, far off, moving fast.Copy !req
720. I don't hear nothing.Copy !req
721. Got to be an Indian to know
those things.Copy !req
722. Yeah. All right, let's take them
out in the sand.Copy !req
723. Glad you stopped me when you did.
I might have killed her.Copy !req
724. Oh, I noticed that.Copy !req
725. She got some supplies...Copy !req
726. and our horses...Copy !req
727. and followed us around.Copy !req
728. She said we was the only kin she had.Copy !req
729. I bet we are, at that.Copy !req
730. You know, every man I ever knew...Copy !req
731. who was good with a gun and lived...Copy !req
732. always had an edge.Copy !req
733. Some of them would like to have
the sun behind their back.Copy !req
734. That's always a good idea.Copy !req
735. Yeah. Sure pays to have an edge.Copy !req
736. Yeah.Copy !req
737. All kind of edges.Copy !req
738. - Yeah.
- Yep.Copy !req
739. - Howdy.
- Howdy.Copy !req
740. - Is something wrong?
- Nope.Copy !req
741. I guess you were right.Copy !req
742. I ain't that old, after all.Copy !req
743. Not many men west of here.Copy !req
744. We're getting into Comanche country.Copy !req
745. Wagon tracks.Copy !req
746. But I never seen tracks like these.Copy !req
747. Never heard of Comanches traveling
in two-wheeled carts.Copy !req
748. Comancheros.Copy !req
749. Comancheros...Copy !req
750. trade liquor and guns
to Comanche for horses.Copy !req
751. Trade women too.Copy !req
752. How many of them?Copy !req
753. Eight, maybe nine horses,
and a couple of carts.Copy !req
754. Those poor pilgrims from Kansas.Copy !req
755. They don't look too proud now, do they?Copy !req
756. Wait.Copy !req
757. Please.Copy !req
758. You son of a bitch!Copy !req
759. Ten Bears is going to want
a fresh woman!Copy !req
760. Fresh, that little gal will
bring maybe 20 horses.Copy !req
761. Now if one of you has to,
take that old woman over there.Copy !req
762. She might be worth maybe one donkey.Copy !req
763. Fix yourself.Copy !req
764. Move faster!Copy !req
765. If you fall...Copy !req
766. they'll let you die. Keep walking.Copy !req
767. Come around here, bitch.
Come around here.Copy !req
768. Come here. Now you listen to me.Copy !req
769. I want you looking real good
when we get to Ten Bears.Copy !req
770. So I want you to jump in that wagon
and put on one of your best little dresses.Copy !req
771. It might boost your price.Copy !req
772. If you look good enough, I might outbid
old Ten Bears and take you for myself.Copy !req
773. If I figure this right...Copy !req
774. we're facing the sun.Copy !req
775. This ought to give him an edge.Copy !req
776. Who are you talking about?Copy !req
777. What the hell does he want?Copy !req
778. Looks like a parley.Copy !req
779. Are you just going to sit there or
you going to see what he wants?Copy !req
780. Get ready, little lady.Copy !req
781. Hell is coming to breakfast.Copy !req
782. That's a mighty nice horse
you got there, mister.Copy !req
783. Would you sell it?Copy !req
784. We will give you a good price.Copy !req
785. Now spit!Copy !req
786. Just get off the horse.Copy !req
787. Get out of the way!Copy !req
788. Now you'll kill us, I suppose.Copy !req
789. I'd have been halfway to Mexico by now
except for that crazy squaw.Copy !req
790. I can't understand a word she says.Copy !req
791. I knew that would bring you.Copy !req
792. Help us!Copy !req
793. Help us.Copy !req
794. Comanches.Copy !req
795. They won't like us killing these friends
of theirs. We better get moving.Copy !req
796. Looks like a family of hogs just moved
out of the seat of these britches.Copy !req
797. I had such beautiful clothes...Copy !req
798. I was taking to our ranch.Copy !req
799. Whereabouts is this ranch?Copy !req
800. My son's ranch, he found before the war
near a town called Santo Rio.Copy !req
801. Creek with good water...Copy !req
802. trees, cattle, black-tailed deer.Copy !req
803. It's a regular
paradise we're headed to.Copy !req
804. Out there?Copy !req
805. Your son told you this was out there?Copy !req
806. He told me that.
Near a place called Blood Butte.Copy !req
807. My son was true-blue, Mr. Wales.Copy !req
808. He never lied. It'll be there, all right.Copy !req
809. Yes, ma'am, I'm sure it will be.Copy !req
810. Cottonwoods, live oaks...Copy !req
811. wild horses...Copy !req
812. antelope...Copy !req
813. lots of quail.Copy !req
814. You see them?Copy !req
815. What?Copy !req
816. The clouds over there.Copy !req
817. Clouds are like...Copy !req
818. dreams floating across
a sky-blue mind.Copy !req
819. I never thought of them that way.Copy !req
820. Indian...Copy !req
821. this Mr. Wales is a cold-blooded killer.Copy !req
822. He's from Missouri...Copy !req
823. where they're all known to be killers
of innocent men, women and children.Copy !req
824. Would you rather be riding with
Comancheros, Grannie?Copy !req
825. No, I wouldn't.Copy !req
826. I lost my sweet loverCopy !req
827. In the dirty old minesCopy !req
828. But he's coming backCopy !req
829. No matter how long I waitCopy !req
830. My lover is coming-Copy !req
831. What'll you have?Copy !req
832. Whiskey.Copy !req
833. Whiskey, he says!Copy !req
834. How about something else?Copy !req
835. Well, beer, then.Copy !req
836. And get those gents whatever
they're drinking. You too, ma'am.Copy !req
837. That's mighty decent of you.Copy !req
838. Been a long time since anybody
bought a drink around here.Copy !req
839. About as long as we had
anything to drink around here.Copy !req
840. Or anything else.Copy !req
841. Yeah, first the silver
run out of the Santo Rio.Copy !req
842. Then the people run out.Copy !req
843. Then the whiskey.Copy !req
844. Then the beer run out.Copy !req
845. Well, no matter.Copy !req
846. It's good to see a high roller
wander through.Copy !req
847. I didn't mean to offend him.Copy !req
848. I guess some fellows just don't like
to be called high rollers.Copy !req
849. You know, I knew a fellow once,
he didn't like to be called highhanded.Copy !req
850. We'll have whiskey all around.Copy !req
851. Comanchero brand.Copy !req
852. Angels of Mercy come to Santo Rio!Copy !req
853. This ain't Santo Rio.Copy !req
854. My son, Tom Turner,
said it was a thriving place.Copy !req
855. It was.Copy !req
856. But when the silver run out,
the thriving run out.Copy !req
857. That's right.Copy !req
858. I do declare.Copy !req
859. Might you be the mother
of Tom Turner...Copy !req
860. whose Crooked River Ranch
is over by Blood Butte?Copy !req
861. - That I might, miss.
- Well!Copy !req
862. I am Rose.Copy !req
863. Rose of Santo Rio.Copy !req
864. I reckon he wrote you all about me.Copy !req
865. I don't recollect that.Copy !req
866. After his Lucy passed on...Copy !req
867. he didn't show much
interest in women.Copy !req
868. My sonny-boy kept his nose to the
grindstone, providing a future for me...Copy !req
869. and his daughter there.Copy !req
870. I do seem to recall him
telling me something about...Copy !req
871. a daughter who was a little odd.Copy !req
872. He was killed in the Border War
by Missouri ruffians.Copy !req
873. He died a proud member of
Senator Jim Lane's Redlegs...Copy !req
874. fighting for the just cause!Copy !req
875. I am sorry to hear that.Copy !req
876. I mean, he was of the finest sort.Copy !req
877. Señora, please sit down.Copy !req
878. You must be very, very tired.Copy !req
879. I am deeply sorrowed to hear this.Copy !req
880. In past years...Copy !req
881. my friend and I were of service
to your Tom Turner.Copy !req
882. And now we are at your service.Copy !req
883. Why, I appreciate your concern.Copy !req
884. I am glad to find manners at last,
here in the wilderness.Copy !req
885. We have endured hardship of the
worst sort on the way out here.Copy !req
886. Grandpa Samuel and Uncle Enoch...Copy !req
887. fell prey to Comancheros.Copy !req
888. Let's drink to the silver running out.
Gave us some peace and quiet here!Copy !req
889. Bad luck, the silver running out.Copy !req
890. I wouldn't have any other kind!Copy !req
891. What'll you have?Copy !req
892. I'm looking for Josey Wales.Copy !req
893. That'll be me.Copy !req
894. You're wanted, Wales.Copy !req
895. Reckon I'm right popular.Copy !req
896. You a bounty hunter?Copy !req
897. A man's got to do something
for a living these days.Copy !req
898. Dying ain't much of a living, boy.Copy !req
899. You know, this isn't necessary.Copy !req
900. You can just ride on.Copy !req
901. Whew.Copy !req
902. I had to come back.Copy !req
903. I know.Copy !req
904. - Comanche?
- Comanches, all right.Copy !req
905. Any more of them?Copy !req
906. I think that's all there is...Copy !req
907. but they have horses
packing antelope...Copy !req
908. so I figure they're not
a raiding party.Copy !req
909. But you never can tell
these Comanches.Copy !req
910. You stay with the cart.Copy !req
911. Just looking us over, I guess.Copy !req
912. They're packing heavy.Copy !req
913. They may return.Copy !req
914. All right, let's move out.Copy !req
915. If they ride with Ten Bears...Copy !req
916. they will come back.Copy !req
917. Ten Bears is the greatest
Comanche war chief.Copy !req
918. But he's angry.Copy !req
919. Each year, he has met with
one of your bluecoat generals.Copy !req
920. Ain't one of my generals.Copy !req
921. And each year he is pushed
further across the plains.Copy !req
922. General Sherman has come
with more promises.Copy !req
923. But Ten Bears will move no more.Copy !req
924. It's so beautiful.Copy !req
925. All right, we can get to work
dusting first.Copy !req
926. Got a nice Dutch oven
in the fireplace here.Copy !req
927. Mr. Wales, you men chop some wood.Copy !req
928. Now, get everything done.Copy !req
929. Mr. Wales!Copy !req
930. Did you come all this way to gawk?Copy !req
931. If you don't work,
you don't eat around here.Copy !req
932. Didn't figure you for a loafer.Copy !req
933. You know, she told me...Copy !req
934. it's the first time she ever had
a place of her own.Copy !req
935. Grandma says it's our home.Copy !req
936. It is all of ours.Copy !req
937. I'm glad there will be a man
around to take care of things.Copy !req
938. I'll be dropping back from time to time...Copy !req
939. probably just to hole up.Copy !req
940. Why don't you stay with us?Copy !req
941. Be our partner.Copy !req
942. They won't miss you.Copy !req
943. Maybe they'll forget you.Copy !req
944. You know there ain't no forgetting.Copy !req
945. Pa!Copy !req
946. Hey there, Josey!Copy !req
947. We're going to Santo Rio!Copy !req
948. In the sweet by and byCopy !req
949. We shall meet in the beautiful shoreCopy !req
950. In the sweet by and byCopy !req
951. We will meet on that beautiful shoreCopy !req
952. In the sweet by and byCopy !req
953. We will meet on that beautiful shore.Copy !req
954. Lord, thanks a lot for bringing us
to this place.Copy !req
955. Pa and Daniel died...Copy !req
956. at the hands of that low-down,
murdering trash out of hell...Copy !req
957. that done them in.Copy !req
958. But they put up a good fight
and died the best they could.Copy !req
959. And thanks a lot for Josey Wales...Copy !req
960. who you changed from
a murdering bushwhacker...Copy !req
961. on the side of Satan...Copy !req
962. to a better man...Copy !req
963. in time to deliver us
from the Philistines.Copy !req
964. And thank you, Lord,
for getting us together in Texas.Copy !req
965. Are you all right?Copy !req
966. Ten Bears, he got Travis and Chato.Copy !req
967. He'll be riding here in the morning.Copy !req
968. If I was looking for a place
to hole up, I'd pick this one.Copy !req
969. Walls and ceiling, two feet thick.Copy !req
970. All made out of mud, nothing to burn.Copy !req
971. Two doors, front and back,
right in sight of one another.Copy !req
972. These here crosses are to fire rifles
through. Up and down, side to side.Copy !req
973. Tom Turner knew what he was doing.Copy !req
974. You bet he did.
I'll be shooting out of that door.Copy !req
975. I'd rather have you sit right there...Copy !req
976. and do the loading.
Can you do that?Copy !req
977. I can.Copy !req
978. Moonlight...Copy !req
979. I want you to go to this door.
You fire through here, all right?Copy !req
980. Laura Lee, right through this window.
Can you shoot?Copy !req
981. I'll try.Copy !req
982. Lone, you take this window
right over here, and the door.Copy !req
983. Where there's the most firing.Copy !req
984. You'll have to keep an eye on
that hallway there because...Copy !req
985. the only blind spot is the ceiling.
They'll get around to it eventually.Copy !req
986. They can't shoot through it,
but they might...Copy !req
987. dig a hole in it and drop down,
maybe in the back bedroom.Copy !req
988. Now remember...Copy !req
989. when things look bad,
and it looks like you won't make it...Copy !req
990. then you got to get mean.Copy !req
991. I mean plumb, maddog mean!Copy !req
992. Because if you lose your head and give up,
then you neither live nor win.Copy !req
993. That's just the way it is.Copy !req
994. Use pistols at short range.
More fire power and less reloading.Copy !req
995. Keep this fire going.
Keep an iron on it red-hot.Copy !req
996. Anybody gets hit, slap iron to it.Copy !req
997. That's the fastest way
to stop the blood.Copy !req
998. What's all that paint about?Copy !req
999. It's my death face.Copy !req
1000. You know, we're sure going to show them
redskins something tomorrow!Copy !req
1001. No offense meant.Copy !req
1002. None taken.Copy !req
1003. Where's he going?Copy !req
1004. He knows he can do the best for us
on the back of a horse.Copy !req
1005. He's a guerrilla fighter.Copy !req
1006. He figures he can carry the fight
to the enemy.Copy !req
1007. He's going down into the valley
to kill Ten Bears...Copy !req
1008. and as many of the men as he can.Copy !req
1009. How will he do that and come back here?Copy !req
1010. He won't come back.Copy !req
1011. Josey!Copy !req
1012. You'll be Ten Bears?Copy !req
1013. I am Ten Bears.Copy !req
1014. I'm Josey Wales.Copy !req
1015. I have heard.Copy !req
1016. You're the Gray Rider.Copy !req
1017. You would not make peace with
the Bluecoats. You may go in peace.Copy !req
1018. I reckon not.Copy !req
1019. - Got nowhere to go.
- Then you will die.Copy !req
1020. I came here to die with you.Copy !req
1021. Or live with you.Copy !req
1022. Dying's not hard for you and me.
It's living that's hard...Copy !req
1023. when all you ever cared about
has been butchered or raped.Copy !req
1024. Governments don't live together.
People live together.Copy !req
1025. Governments don't give you a fair word
or a fair fight. I've come here to...Copy !req
1026. give you either one.
Or get either one from you.Copy !req
1027. I came here like this so you'll know
my word of death is true.Copy !req
1028. And that my word of life is then true.Copy !req
1029. The bear lives here, the wolf,
the antelope, the Comanche.Copy !req
1030. And so will we.Copy !req
1031. We'll only hunt what we need to live on,
same as the Comanche does.Copy !req
1032. And every spring when
the Comanche moves north...Copy !req
1033. he can rest here in peace...Copy !req
1034. butcher some of our cattle
and jerk beef for the journey.Copy !req
1035. The sign of the Comanche,
that will be on our lodge.Copy !req
1036. That's my word of life.Copy !req
1037. And your word of death?Copy !req
1038. It's here in my pistols
and there in your rifles.Copy !req
1039. I'm here for either one.Copy !req
1040. These things you say we will have,
we already have.Copy !req
1041. That's true.
I ain't promising you nothing extra.Copy !req
1042. I'm just giving you life,
and you're giving me life.Copy !req
1043. And I'm saying men can live together
without butchering one another.Copy !req
1044. It's sad that governments are chiefed
by the double-tongues.Copy !req
1045. There is iron in your words of death
for all Comanches to see.Copy !req
1046. And so there is iron
in your words of life.Copy !req
1047. No signed paper can hold the iron.Copy !req
1048. It must come from men.Copy !req
1049. The words of Ten Bears carry
the same iron of life and death.Copy !req
1050. It is good that warriors such as we
meet in the struggle of life...Copy !req
1051. or death.Copy !req
1052. It shall be life.Copy !req
1053. So will it be.Copy !req
1054. I reckon so.Copy !req
1055. I'll be damned! Look at this!Copy !req
1056. Come. Sit down.Copy !req
1057. Oh, I'm so glad to see you!Copy !req
1058. I never thought I'd see you again,
Grandma.Copy !req
1059. Chato, Chato. Sit down.Copy !req
1060. I never been so glad to see an Indian.Copy !req
1061. I've got something to show you,
Mr. Wales.Copy !req
1062. I made this chain for you.Copy !req
1063. I braided it from my hair.Copy !req
1064. That's real nice. It really is.Copy !req
1065. It's a watch chain.Copy !req
1066. Yeah. Well, it's a nice one.
It will come in handy. I thank you for it.Copy !req
1067. You do have a watch, don't you?Copy !req
1068. Well, I've been meaning to get one, yeah.Copy !req
1069. Could we...Copy !req
1070. play a song for you?Copy !req
1071. I'm afraid I don't really know
too many songs.Copy !req
1072. Could we play something you like?
Come on.Copy !req
1073. Only song I can think of is
"Rose of Alabama. "Copy !req
1074. We remember that old piece.
Rosie, come here.Copy !req
1075. Away from Mississippi's veil
With my old half-ear for a sailCopy !req
1076. I crossed upon a cotton baleCopy !req
1077. To the rose of AlabamaCopy !req
1078. - Do you dance?
- No.Copy !req
1079. Me neither.Copy !req
1080. A sweet tobacco posy
Is the rose of AlabamaCopy !req
1081. A sweet tobacco posy
Is the rose of AlabamaCopy !req
1082. Help us out now.Copy !req
1083. Oh, brown rosie
The rose of AlabamaCopy !req
1084. The rose of AlabamaCopy !req
1085. I could see him through this window
when he shot my partner.Copy !req
1086. He was traveling with an
old Injun and a squaw...Copy !req
1087. and some old lady
and a scrawny girl.Copy !req
1088. Had to be him. He had this scar
right on his face, right here.Copy !req
1089. I wasn't about to face him down alone.Copy !req
1090. Mm-hm.Copy !req
1091. You men get them horses out of sight.Copy !req
1092. If Josey Wales comes back here,
we'll buy him a drink.Copy !req
1093. Kansas was all...Copy !req
1094. golden and smelled like sunshine.Copy !req
1095. Yeah.Copy !req
1096. I always heard there were three
kinds of suns in Kansas.Copy !req
1097. Sunshine...Copy !req
1098. sunflowers...Copy !req
1099. and sons of bitches.Copy !req
1100. Well, at least we're known
for something.Copy !req
1101. I heard a joke about Missouri once.Copy !req
1102. Something about how people
from Missouri...Copy !req
1103. are always saying, "Show me. "Copy !req
1104. - Do you know it?
- No.Copy !req
1105. I think it was:Copy !req
1106. What does a man from Missouri say...Copy !req
1107. if someone asks him to see a
Missouri mule?Copy !req
1108. - And?
- He says, "Show me. "Copy !req
1109. Get it?Copy !req
1110. They teach dumb jokes
to pretty girls in Kansas.Copy !req
1111. They teach other things.Copy !req
1112. Show me.Copy !req
1113. Pa!Copy !req
1114. You're up kind of early, aren't you?Copy !req
1115. It's been nice riding with you.Copy !req
1116. Same here.Copy !req
1117. When you get to town, get some nice
dresses for the ladies, you hear?Copy !req
1118. I will.Copy !req
1119. Get something specially nice for Laura
Lee for when I come back in the spring.Copy !req
1120. Yeah.Copy !req
1121. Or the following spring.Copy !req
1122. Yeah.Copy !req
1123. Sometimes trouble just follows a man.Copy !req
1124. Hell, I've been here way
too long as it-Copy !req
1125. I reckon so.Copy !req
1126. Josey Wales!Copy !req
1127. You're all alone now, Wales.Copy !req
1128. Not quite alone.Copy !req
1129. Now we're really going to show
these palefaces something!Copy !req
1130. No offense.Copy !req
1131. None taken.Copy !req
1132. These freebooters are
a slander to Kansas...Copy !req
1133. attacking innocent women like this.Copy !req
1134. Josey!Copy !req
1135. The bullets were flying
and people running every which way.Copy !req
1136. Church bells were ringing.
Me and Miss Rose were ducking for cover.Copy !req
1137. Because one didn't know where
the shots were coming-Copy !req
1138. Mr. Wilson!Copy !req
1139. Good morning.Copy !req
1140. Hello, Mr. Wilson.Copy !req
1141. We were just telling a little story...Copy !req
1142. about an outlaw passed through
this way a while back.Copy !req
1143. I don't suppose you'd know
about him but-Copy !req
1144. These two fellows down here
is Texas Rangers.Copy !req
1145. Been on his trail, along with this
other fellow over here.Copy !req
1146. What did you say your name was,
friend?Copy !req
1147. - My name is Fletcher.
- That's right, Mr. Fletcher.Copy !req
1148. Anyway, they've been chasing
this outlaw...Copy !req
1149. and it just so happens old Ten Spot
here knows all about it.Copy !req
1150. Yes, sir.Copy !req
1151. It was down in Monterey, Mexico,
a little while back.Copy !req
1152. Anyway, this outlaw fellow...Copy !req
1153. he went up against five
pistoleros.Copy !req
1154. He got three of them
before they cut him down.Copy !req
1155. Is that right, Miss Rose?Copy !req
1156. That's right. His name was...Copy !req
1157. Josey Wales.Copy !req
1158. Yeah, that's it. Josey Wales.Copy !req
1159. If that's what happened,
then Josey Wales must be dead.Copy !req
1160. He is dead.Copy !req
1161. He sure is dead.Copy !req
1162. Dead, all right.Copy !req
1163. Will you sign this affidavit?Copy !req
1164. Sign? I sure will.Copy !req
1165. That's it.Copy !req
1166. Nice seeing you, Mr. Wilson.Copy !req
1167. Must be 5000 lawmen
in Texas right now.Copy !req
1168. Can't get them all.Copy !req
1169. I guess that's the truth.Copy !req
1170. You fellows get back up this way,
stop in.Copy !req
1171. I reckon we won't be coming
back this way.Copy !req
1172. I don't believe that story
about Josey Wales.Copy !req
1173. You don't?Copy !req
1174. No, sir, I don't.Copy !req
1175. I don't believe no five pistoleros
could do in Josey Wales.Copy !req
1176. Maybe it was six.Copy !req
1177. Could have even been 10.Copy !req
1178. I think he's still alive.Copy !req
1179. Alive? No sir.Copy !req
1180. I think I'll go down to Mexico
to try to find him.Copy !req
1181. And then?Copy !req
1182. He's got the first move.Copy !req
1183. I owe him that.Copy !req
1184. I'll try to tell him the war is over.Copy !req
1185. What do you say, Mr. Wilson?Copy !req
1186. I reckon so.Copy !req
1187. I guess we all died a little
in that damn war.Copy !req