:33:15
See, Sergeant, just like I told you.
:33:17
That's my horse, all right.
Got my brand on it: "E.L." Ed Lowe.
:33:21
What he says true?
:33:22
- Yeah, that's his horse.
- Where'd you get him?
:33:25
From his ranch,
that's where I'm taking him back.
:33:28
That's where he can pick him up.
:33:30
But that's Indian territory, strict orders
against any Whites going in there.
:33:33
You know something, Joe, I got a bad ear.
I can't hear a thing you're saying.
:33:45
Aren't you gonna prefer charges
against him?
:33:47
He may be a mean, ornery,
son-of-anything-you-wanna-call-him...
:33:50
but he ain't no horse thief.
:33:52
And I'm not gonna call him one,
to his face or his back.
:34:08
You stay here.
:34:23
I thought the Apache were always silent.
:34:26
Not when they seek squaw. You pick one.
:34:30
What?
:34:32
It's not good for Small Warrior...
:34:33
to be without father
to teach him how to be man.
:34:37
This is the one I was calling Emiliano.
:34:40
Very brave, has taken many scalps.
:34:43
He has six horses, and two squaws,
but one old and will soon die.
:34:51
He's good hunter.
:34:52
Never hungry, his wickiup.
:34:56
This is one who is called Kloori.