Lance Hardeen:
There was something familiar about that kick in the pants I took.
Charles E. Boles: You must be awfully sensitive to be able to tell one from another.
Charles E. Boles: You must be awfully sensitive to be able to tell one from another.
Lance Hardeen:
What about that $3000 we have buried at Sage Fork.
Charles E. Boles: We split it.
Lance Hardeen: How?
Charles E. Boles: We can't all go together. The first one there takes his share and leaves the rest.
Lance Hardeen: You must trust me a lot, Charlie.
Charles E. Boles: I do. Besides, I 've got a faster horse.
Charles E. Boles: We split it.
Lance Hardeen: How?
Charles E. Boles: We can't all go together. The first one there takes his share and leaves the rest.
Lance Hardeen: You must trust me a lot, Charlie.
Charles E. Boles: I do. Besides, I 've got a faster horse.
Lance Hardeen:
You don't seem to be nervous traveling alone.
Lola Montez: Should I be?
Lance Hardeen: This is dangerous country for a woman traveling alone.
Lola Montez: I've never been in one that wasn't.
Lola Montez: Should I be?
Lance Hardeen: This is dangerous country for a woman traveling alone.
Lola Montez: I've never been in one that wasn't.
Posse member:
This is your last chance to say anything.
Lance Hardeen: You're hanging two innocent men!
Posse member: Innocent? You were caught leaving town with the mayor's wife, riding stolen horses and carrying money from two bank holdups!
Charles E. Boles: You call that evidence?
Lance Hardeen: You're hanging two innocent men!
Posse member: Innocent? You were caught leaving town with the mayor's wife, riding stolen horses and carrying money from two bank holdups!
Charles E. Boles: You call that evidence?