Lt. Linus Delaney:
Well, I never thought I'd see the day.
Ward Kinsman: That's the point, isn't it? To live to see the day.
Ward Kinsman: That's the point, isn't it? To live to see the day.
Capt. Ben Lorrison:
What do you think of the entire plan of action?
Ward Kinsman: I wasn't asked.
Capt. Ben Lorrison: You are now.
Ward Kinsman: The plan is based upon what Diablito should do. You better be ready for what he can't possibly do, but probably will.
Ward Kinsman: I wasn't asked.
Capt. Ben Lorrison: You are now.
Ward Kinsman: The plan is based upon what Diablito should do. You better be ready for what he can't possibly do, but probably will.
Ward Kinsman:
Did you ever figure that maybe I won't get back?
Lt. Linus Delaney: You'll make it. People only die when they have something to live for.
Ward Kinsman: I know. That's why I'm a little worried...for the first time.
Lt. Linus Delaney: You'll make it. People only die when they have something to live for.
Ward Kinsman: I know. That's why I'm a little worried...for the first time.
Ward Kinsman:
You sure must need those ten big dollars a day the Army paid you to come up here.
Frank Holly: I got a sick wife.
Ward Kinsman: It beats a sick widow!
Frank Holly: I got a sick wife.
Ward Kinsman: It beats a sick widow!
[Frank and Ward are pursued by Indians]
Frank Holly: I say it ain't much time before they pick up our trail.
Ward Kinsman: Time is what gives a man gray hair.
Frank Holly: I say it ain't much time before they pick up our trail.
Ward Kinsman: Time is what gives a man gray hair.
[Frank and Ward contemplate descending a near vertical hillside]
Frank Holly: Has a horse ever been down through there before?
Ward Kinsman: A horse has got too much sense to try.
Frank Holly: Has a horse ever been down through there before?
Ward Kinsman: A horse has got too much sense to try.