Daniel Boone

Jericho (to Daniel): Those legs of yours only have to take half as many steps as everyone else.

Cassady: Boone, where's the rest of your party? Daniel: I guess the three of us is enough.

Mingo: What are you thinking, Daniel? Daniel: I'm thinkin' if we set off to stop an Indian war we're off to a mighty poor start.

Cassady: We're much alike, you and I. The same job to do. Daniel: I like to think we go about it a bit different.

Cassady: The sympathies of the Continental Congress happen to be with us. Daniel: I find that hard to believe.

Cassady: You sound like you're sidin' with the Shawnee. Daniel: In this case I am.

Jericho (to Mingo): I got a funny feeling I wish I were someplace else right now.

Daniel (about Cassady): I reckon he's worth one more try.

Cassady: Are you calling me a liar? Daniel: Not until I find out more than I know now.

Daniel (to Cassidy about the Shawnee): They'll attack. You can depend on that.

Mingo: Looks like Daniel made his point. Jericho: He usually does if you give him some time.

Jericho: Looks like I may get some sleep tonight after all. Mingo: Don't overdo it. You may have to wake up in a hurry.

Daniel (to Cassady): You've already made a liar out of me.

Mingo: Daniel, allow me to congratulate you on your diplomatic finesse.

Daniel: You know, Jericho, I think you need a bath. Jericho: Now hold on a minute. I just swum a river yesterday. Daniel (to Mingo): While we're at it, I think you need one too. Mingo: I take that as a personal affront. I swam the same river that Jericho swum yesterday.

Jericho (to Cassady): You're a fool just like Daniel said.