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:09:01
Chief Eagle Horn.
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Mothers, hold your
children close.

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This is not an act.
:09:09
You are beholding
the last of the wild hostiles,

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the red pirates of the prairies.
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- [Crowd booing]
- He who scalped many a pioneer

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on the bloody warpath
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that led to the winning
of the West.

:09:23
Now, this is the man
whose power

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took the life
of the great General Custer

:09:28
on the day that
Colonel Cody was too late.

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[Whistle blowing]
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And that, gentlemen, is
why they call me Texas Jack.

:09:46
Far Rider, I must speak to Long Hair.
Please speak United States for me.

:09:57
Chief says his people
are vanishing

:10:00
faster than he can
earn silver with you.

:10:03
- Can't this wait?
- Curb your tongue, Nate!

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Let the chief speak.
:10:09
[Speaking Sioux]
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Chief Eagle Horn says
that our... his nation's hoop

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is broken and scattered.
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The buffalo herds
have been destroyed.

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Elk and deer are gone.
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And now the government is
rounding up our wild horses,

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and they plan
to shoot them, too,

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before the first snows.
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They put a price
on the native horses

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too great
for a poor Indian to meet.

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Chief says that perhaps his
people have lost their lands,

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but not their spirit.
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And he asks you for your help.
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Tell my dear friend Eagle Horn
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that the mustang breed
has known its day

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and served its purpose.

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