:23:19
Hey, you, come upstairs with me.
:23:22
l don't want to.
:23:23
Come on, let's go.
:23:24
l don't want to. You can't buy me.
:23:28
lf you don't want to go with him,
you come with me.
:23:30
She told you she doesn't want to go.
:23:35
Let her go.
:23:39
Stop it!
:23:41
Send away all the girls, Nathaniel.
:23:43
Let's go girls, go upstairs. You, too.
:23:48
Man, not again.
:23:51
A man must be very brave
to talk this way to Ringo.
:23:56
Brave, or crazy.
:23:59
Just like the dirty Yankee, who killed
five of my men down at the river.
:24:05
That must have been some man.
:24:08
Five men at one time?
That's a job done only by specialists.
:24:14
The man also took a woman with him.
:24:17
A harlot who was sold to the Mexicans.
:24:20
One who betrayed our race.
:24:25
The war is over, and these things
aren't that way anymore.
:24:32
l am sorry to contradict you,
but my war never ends, my friend.
:24:38
You're smart to drag a casket
behind you.
:24:40
That way you'll be treated with respect.
You'll be buried.
:24:44
Usually we put the Northern scoundrels
out as poison for the vultures.
:24:49
l wasn't aware that this racial matter
would also involve the poor vultures.
:24:54
l thought it concerned
only the Southern pigs.
:24:59
Men, let's proceed.