Daniel Boone

Daniel (to Mingo): There's bound to be somebody around here with more sense than that Spanish captain.

De Vaca (to Heloise): Madamoiselle, I am not so discourteous as to discount a woman's emotions.

De Vaca (to Daniel): You French are stubborn people!

Daniel: You've got the wrong man. De Vaca: Then I must convince you of your true identity.

De Vaca: Have you learned your name yet? Daniel: Julius Caesar.

Daniel: Kings have a way of doing things to people without consulting them.

De Vaca: The Spaniards are interested in empire not furs.

De Vaca (to Daniel): Were I you, I would detest me.

Daniel: Don't you feel like a white bellied snake houndin' a man to his grave? De Vaca: Not in the slightest.