Squaw Man

Laramie, starring Raymond Burr as Captain Lee Quince, specially transcribed tales of the dark and tragic ground of the wild frontier, the saga of fighting men who rode the Rim

of Empire, and the dramatic story of Lee Quince, Captain of Cavalry. Looks like everybody ready to pull out, Captain. Yeah. Walk back with me, Sergeant. I never did see such a mangy collection of stock.

It's not a cavalry outfit, Gorse. It's sure ain't. Most of these wagon trains headin' west get through. One way or another, but I sure don't know how. I talked with Mr. Brown a couple of times.

He seems like a good man. He is. But I wonder how much luck a Missouri farmer is going to have taken a couple hundred women and children through Indian country. He'll make out, Captain. I hope so.

Hello, Sergeant Gorse. I beg your pardon, Miss. I was afraid we'd leave without seeing you again. Oh, well I... And I wanted to thank you... for last night. Yeah, sure, Miss. Goodbye, Sergeant. And thank you.

Still water runs deep, Gorse. How's that, Captain? Never mind. All I did was give her a little old knife. I bought it at the Sutler's. Never mind. It's all it was, Captain. I just give her a little old present.

Sure, Sergeant. I keep them wagons in line and do a brush to win the river. Your lake getting started Mr. Brown. Oh, hello Captain Quince. Only about an hour. A waste in daylight. Yeah, we're pulling out now Captain.

Any of your men going to ride along with us? No, but you won't have any trouble. I like to say Captain. Or are you going to bust? You guarantee no trouble Captain? Now here we don't guarantee anything Mr. Brown.