:21:09
You'd better leave that bandage alone,
:21:11
unless you want to start bleeding again.
:21:13
- How do you feel?
- I hurt.
:21:16
- You hit your head on a rock.
- I feel like a fool lettin' you take me.
:21:21
I would, too.
:21:24
You haven't got a bad leg.
That bandage fooled me.
:21:28
Bide over there loaned it to me.
:21:29
It's real blood, too, Colonel.
Made by a Yankee bullet.
:21:32
- Who knocked me off my horse?
- Tuscarora, here.
:21:36
I hurt a little, too, Colonel.
You're a big man.
:21:40
You're the outfit
that's been taking our gold shipments.
:21:44
- That's the fourth lot you've grabbed.
- The South needs money, Colonel.
:21:48
I know you from someplace, don't I?
:21:51
- You do.
- What's your name?
:21:53
Pierre Cordona.
:21:55
French mother, Mexican father.
From New Orleans.
:21:58
Four or five years ago in Abilene.
:22:00
- That's right.
- Something about a horse, wasn't it?
:22:03
- Big bay horse. You stole it.
- The hell I did. I won it.
:22:07
- You won a sorrel.
- The sorrel was lame.
:22:09
When you play poker, you should know
what you are playing for.
:22:13
I remember.
We were both on that big bay.
:22:16
I was in front and you were behind
with a gun in my back.
:22:20
- Your friends wanted to shoot me.
- I wasn't happy about it.
:22:24
Colonel, I'd feel better
if you'd stay away from those rifles.
:22:30
Neither one of us got hurt.
Tell me, what am I doin' in this rig?
:22:35
Well, Colonel, you used me
and now I'm going to use you.
:22:40
This time you'll be in front
and get us out of here.
:22:43
If we run into any Yanks,
you'll be between us and them.
:22:47
- You'll get shot first.
- I don't know where all our units are.
:22:50
If you don't know,
you better guess pretty good.
:22:53
I would start doing
a little thinking before we leave.
:22:56
- When are we leaving?
- As soon as it's dark.