you mean the shoshones? shoshones, bah. bunch of farmers. do not sell them short, plank. oh, i might show off a little in front of their squaws. them squaws is gonna be mighty proud of them tonight. 'they're attacking the stage.' it don't look too good, does it? you think, we ought to lend them a hand? i don't figure we got any choice. alright, boys, let's go down there. mount up. [barking] [all shouting] [barking] [all shouting] [gunshot] [gunshots] [gunshot] [horses galloping] [neighing] [gunshots] [speaking foreign language] [all shouting] [gunshot] [gunshot] [dog bark] [gunshot] [gunshot] smitty, see about the driver. what about that bunch that got away? see, they gonna bring back some more. - too late to worry of 'em now. - cheyenne. you alright, driver? - get the woman out. - woman? woman! he's right, there is a woman in here. [woman crying] anything busted any place, ma'am? - i-i.. - it's alright now, miss. you hurt, ma'am? this way. come on. easy. easy, ma'am. [continues crying] was anybody else with you, ma'am? no, just the guards. they were killed. it'll clear u

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