:26:02
-What's your vote, mister?
-Where are your manners, Curley?
:26:06
Ain't you gonna ask
the other lady first?
:26:12
Well, what do you say?
:26:19
What difference does it make?
lt doesn't matter.
:26:23
l vote that we go on.
:26:25
l demand it.
l'm standing on my legal rights.
:26:29
What do you say, Hatfield?
:26:36
-Lordsburg.
-Four.
:26:39
-You, Doc?
-l'm not only a philosopher, sir.
:26:44
l'm a fatalist. Somewhere, sometime
there may be the right bullet...
:26:49
...or the wrong bottle...
:26:50
...waiting for Josiah Boone.
:26:52
-Why worry when or where?
-Yes or no?
:26:55
Having that philosophy, sir,
l've always courted danger.
:27:00
During the late war, when l had
the honor to serve the Union...
:27:04
...under our great president,
Abraham Lincoln...
:27:07
...and General Phil Sheridan,
well sir...
:27:11
...l fought 'mid shock and shell
and cannon roar.
:27:14
Do you want to go back or not?
:27:16
No.
:27:17
l want another drink.
:27:21
That's five.
:27:23
How about you, Mr. Hancock?
:27:25
Peacock. l'd like to go on,
brother. l want to reach...
:27:28
...the bosom of my dear family,
in Kansas City, Kansas...
:27:31
...as quickly as possible. But l may
never reach that bosom if we go on.
:27:34
So, under the circumstances,
you understand, brother...
:27:37
...l think it best we go back
with the bosoms...
:27:39
...l mean, the soldiers.
:27:41
One against.
:27:43
Well, Buck?
Buck says "aye", that's six.
:27:46
l'm voting your proxy, Kid,
and you go with me.
:27:48
Ain't nothin' keepin' me out
of Lordsburg, Curley.
:27:51
There sure ain't. Well folks,
that settles it, we're goin' through.
:27:55
Sit down, folks, and eat your grub.
Come on Buck, we'll change them horses.
:27:59
-But Curley, ain't we gonna eat?
-You can eat later!