Daniel Boone

Israel (about Nitashanta): Maybe he's taken a vow not to talk to palefaces.

Israel: What are you thinkin', pa? Daniel: I'm thinkin' that if you found an Indian we've found a pack of trouble.

Mingo (to Daniel about Watowah): His idea of the happy hunting ground would be a place where he could burn you at the stake every night and twice on Sunday.

Rebecca: Do you think Daniel can explain? Mingo: I've never known Daniel to be at a loss for words before.

Israel: Boy, I sure made a heap of trouble for pa.

Israel: Golly, pa, you know everything. Daniel: I reckon there's one or two things I mighta forgot.

Daniel (to Israel): When you say Indian, you're sayin' smart.

Daniel (to Gray Elk): A bellyache's a bellyache no matter if you're Indian or white.

Gray Elk: I will not forget that you have been a friend to us. Daniel: If that's supposed to make me feel any better you're wastin' your time.

Watowah: See where the sun is, Boone? When it goes down behind the hill you will die. The gods have willed it so. Daniel: I have a feeling the gods had a little help from you.