Hattie Pelfrey

Laramy, 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.

Mr. Sybitz! Mr. Sybitz! Yes, Captain! Wasting up fire at this range, past the word, men at a flank the canyon dig in and hold their positions. And their fire sir? Cease fire. But they'll think we're quits sir.

I hope they do Mr. Sybitz. Yes sir. Captain? What about your leg? It's fine. Now pass the word Mr. Sybitz. What a wacer. Cease fire. Fire. Black, can I get another possession? Where's the word?

Cease fire. Goers. Sergeant Goers. Yo. Right here Captain. Give me a hand. Find that boulder. Right here, Captain. Give me a hand. Find that boulder. Yes, sir. Can you bear weight on that lake? I can get behind that boulder.

Are you easy, Nasser? Don't know when I've been more comfortable. If you're dry, I got part of a canteen here. No, no, I'll save it. You'll need it. Captain, there's a clearing about 100 yards back.

We got the horses back there, Harrison and me together. Get you there. I'm fine here, Sergeant. You'd rest him out easier there, sir. Maybe you want to take up nursing gores you're developing a fine manner for it.

Well sir, I reckon it's all this easy living it's kind of got me soft. Come back to your positions, Sergeant, and dig in. Flank in the canyon this way you must be figuring their engines will try another run through.

No use, 40 men spreading thin against two 300 arapohole. Yes sir. Go on back gores, send Lieutenant Sybitz here. Right sir. Lieutenant? Lieutenant Sybitz. You said for me sir men have their orders all down the line how about ammunition we've enough sir. What's enough?