Daniel Boone

Worthing: (to Daniel): I trust you like traveling by canoe.

Daniel: Colonel, someday I might just take your scalp--for free.

Worthing: To think what a man of ambition may achieve here staggers the imagination.

Daniel: Colonel, a while back I told you I might have to scalp you but if you start playin' games with the Chickasaws too I might have to stand in line.

Worthing: Loyalty is an impermanent thing, lieutenant. It is quite essily replaced by doubt.

Worthing: You know how untrustworthy the Chickasaws are. Daniel: Given the choice between them and you, I trust the Indians.

Daniel: White Feather, fightin' you's gettin' to be a habit.

White Feather (to Daniel): When you had your knife at my throat you should have used it.

Daniel (to White Feather): You take the one I don't get.