1:07:01
Yeah, and you'll do what I say
tonight, and you'll do
1:07:04
what I say tomorrow.
1:07:05
Maybe one day
we'll charge admission.
1:07:07
( whips knife )
1:07:09
( guitar musicplaying )
1:07:15
( cattle lowing )
1:07:27
Don't know which
I want to do worse:
1:07:30
kill the son of
a bitch up there...
1:07:33
or go teach him
how to play.
1:07:36
McNELLY:
Take up your pen, Mr. Dunnison.
1:07:41
No notebook, sir?
1:07:42
Take up your pen.
1:07:46
November 19.
1:07:50
I, Leander McNelly,
being of sound mind
1:07:54
do hereby bequeath
my land and property
1:07:56
to the Texas Rangers
1:08:00
to do as
they see fit.
1:08:02
The following
items excepted:
1:08:05
my Navy Colts,
field glasses
1:08:07
and books
on military strategy...
1:08:12
to Lincoln Rogers Dunnison--
1:08:16
a soldier fit to lead.
1:08:20
My Bible I would like
to be buried with.
1:08:24
That is all.
1:08:29
( writing )
1:08:31
( pen clinks into inkwell )
1:08:32
Sir...
1:08:34
In that fort will be
far more than 30 men.
1:08:37
They'll never expect us
to cross
1:08:39
into Mexico.
1:08:41
They'll be well-armed
and well-provisioned.
1:08:44
They've been riding
for weeks, sir.
1:08:46
It's their first night back.
1:08:47
The women, the liquor...
they'll crave sleep.
1:08:58
( McNelly coughing )