:51:00
Well, you study an encyclopedia
a lot harder
:51:02
than you study a Bible, Lincoln.
:51:03
Get all that buckshot
out of your ass yet?
:51:05
Ten more minutes.
:51:07
Ten more minutes
is about how long
:51:08
you got to live,
unless you give up
:51:10
that bath to the man who
could've killed you
:51:11
when he met you.
:51:13
George, you couldn't kill
a bottle of mescal
:51:14
--with a pack of Mexicans.
--Give up the bath.
:51:16
What the hell are you doing?
:51:18
--Get the hell out of here!
--Give up the bath!
:51:20
Have a seat, sonny.
just stay on your side!
:51:31
Oh, you had
to see that.
:51:32
She was eyeing me.
:51:34
( horse whinnies )
:51:40
( knock at door )
:51:41
Come in.
:51:45
Mr. Dunnison.
:51:50
( McNelly coughs )
:51:57
November 17.
:52:00
The men fought bravely,
but I believe it was my mistake
:52:03
to lead them into a battle
on such arduous terrain.
:52:07
With no natural defencements,
they were unprepared
:52:09
to withstand
such a pitched encounter.
:52:11
I had believed that the numbers
were in our favor.
:52:14
I had believed that the raiders
:52:16
would not be as
well-disciplined
:52:17
as they were.
:52:21
It was a disastrous decision.
:52:31
would you agree with that,
Mr. Dunnison?
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Dunnison:
It's awfully
kind of you, Miss
:52:38
to be taking care of
such wrecks like us.
:52:40
Awfully kind.
:52:41
Well, it must've been hard.
:52:43
Were many young like you?
:52:45
Rest assured, Miss,
we didn't go down
without a fight.
:52:47
I killed two raiders
myself at close range.
:52:49
I may have killed a couple
more in the charge.
:52:53
What were their names?
:52:55
Pardon?
:52:56
you had warrants for them,
I trust.
:52:58
Well, the raiders opened
fire on us, Miss.