Phoebe Ann Naylor: I don't want to be a widow before I am a bride.


--Rosemary Forsyth (as Phoebe) in Texas Across the River

Don Andrea Baldazar aka Baldy: Where in Texas? How will you find me?
Phoebe Ann Naylor: I'll find you. Texas isn't even a state - how big can it be?


--Rosemary Forsyth (as Phoebe) in Texas Across the River

Mrs. Ann Anderson: Here's something else you must remember: husbands like to be alone once in awhile.
Jennie Anderson: Why?
Mrs. Ann Anderson: You never know why, but I can always tell when James wants to be alone. A mood comes over him. I can always see it in his eyes before it gets there. I don't know where the mood comes from or why, but that's when I leave him alone. It seems sometimes things get so fickle in a man that he comes to feel that everything is closing in on him - and that's when he wants to be left alone. You understand, don't you?
Jennie Anderson: No!


--Rosemary Forsyth (as ) in Shenandoah

Lt. Sam: I don't know what to say. I mean... Well, I know what to say, I just don't know how.
Jennie Anderson: It must be all very complicated, then.
Lt. Sam: No, it's, uh, just all memorized. Everything I wanted to say I've said a dozen times before I got here. I said it to my horse and it sounded good. I said it again to the trees ans it sounded better. I said it to the moon and it sounded perfect.
Jennie Anderson: The moon can't hear you, Sam. He smiles and smiles, but he never hears. I do.
Lt. Sam, Jennie Anderson: [noticing porch audience they walk further on]


--Rosemary Forsyth (as ) in Shenandoah