Wild Bunch. The Page #3

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Maybe that damn railroad!

That damn railroad you're talking|about sure isn't getting no easier.

And you boys ain't getting any younger.

We must start thinking beyond our guns.

Those days are closing fast.

All your planning and talking|damn near got us shot...

...over a few lousy bags of washers.

This was going to be|me and Tector's last job!

We spent all our time and money|getting ready for this!

You spent time and money running whores|while I spent my stake setting it up!

I should have been running whores|instead of stealing army horses!

While you did the planning...

...me and Tector was getting|our bell rope pulled by two...

...two, mind you, Hondo whores!

And Pike was dreaming of washers!

He was.

You were matching whores...

...in tandem !

What's that?

One behind the other.

That's right! That's what we was doing!

Mr. Thornton?

You rode with Pike.

What kind of man are we up against?

The best.

He never got caught.

This was going to be my last.

Ain't getting around any better.

I'd like to make one good score|and back off.

Back off to what?

Have you got anything lined up?

Pershing's got troops spread out|all along the border.

Every one of those garrisons|will get a payroll.

That kind of information is kind of hard|to come by.

I didn't say it's going to be easy,|but it can be done.

He'll be waiting for us.

I wouldn't have it any other way.

Come on Pike, let's go.

You sound like you're all caught up.

Enough to know we've overstayed|our welcome.

What's wrong with you?

We've got plenty of money to spend,|and no worries.

They're not going to look for us|in their own backyard.

How can you be so damn sure?

Being sure is my business.

Being sure is my business.

Hold it!

Relax.

It's just some champagne we ordered.

Relax. It'sjust some champagne|we ordered.

Being sure is my business.

Did you get him?

No, he got away.

You sure must have hurt that railroad.

They spent a lot of money|setting up that ambush.

I caught up with them.

Two or three times.

There was a man named Harrigan.

He used to have a way of doing things.

I made him change his ways.

And a hell of a lot of people...

...just can't stand to be wrong.

Pride.

And they can't forget it.

That pride, being wrong, or learn by it.

How about us?

You reckon we learned...

...being wrong today?

I sure hope to God we did.

Them's hot.

Damn!

Where in helI did you find him?

He ran with Thornton and me.

Did his share of killing, and more.

Around Langtry.

Only now he does his killing|with a coffee cup.

I wouldn't have it any other way either.

Watch out, boys!

Take it easy!

Watch him, Tector!

That goddamned son of a b*tch!

Get the horses up!

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