Davy Crockett and the River Pirates Page #4
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- 1956
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a part of the Mississip.
Where's my hat?
They were darn good friends
From that day on
Davy sold his furs
And then was gone
Sailin' north with Mike
To the land of the fawn
Where a man could live
By brain and brawn
Davy, Davy Crockett
Off for the woods again
From the mouth of the river
Up to its head
Boatmen and travelers
Was filled with dread
'Cause redskin pirates
Was raisin' old Ned
Was runnin' red
Davy, Davy Crockett
The man who don't know fear
Put your backs into it.
What do you think this is, a free trip?
You ungrateful pole cat, we dragged
this tub all the way from New Orleans.
I gotta admit, for a couple backwoods
bar hunters, you ain't done bad.
Those are kind words
coming from you, Mike.
You could put us ashore
I can't see why you bristleheaded varmints
can't land at a settlement
like civilized passengers.
He works the tar out of us
and calls us "passengers."
- It's the quickest way to get home.
- Sounds like a long walk to me.
We're gonna get some horses
and sit down for a change.
Where are you gonna find horses
in a lonesome place like this?
Chickasaws. This is their country
and they're friendly.
Been a pleasure knowing you, Mike.
I ain't likely to forget you two, neither.
Hey, you forgot your sack!
- That's yours.
- Mine?
Just a little something
to remember us by. Open it up.
Ain't she a pretty little pop gun?
"To Mike Fink,
King of the River,
from his admirers,
Davy Crockett and G. Russel."
We figured you needed something
redskin pirates upriver.
Don't reckon I'll need her for that.
But she'll come in handy
for letting tavern keepers know
Fink's a'comin'.
There's something else for you.
Oh.
You shouldn't have done it.
Georgie and me didn't want
nobody thinkin' you still wasn't king.
Never was no danger of that.
You bushwhackers get a hankering
to be river men again, look me up.
All right, get back to your poling,
you fork-tailed scorpions!
[Mike] And pull!
Put your backs into it!
Shove on them poles!
What do you think this is?
A pleasure cruise?
We got a cargo to move!
Here's a trail.
Probably lead us
right to a Chickasaw camp.
All through the wood
We're a'marching along
Makin' up yarns
And a'singin' a song
He's ringy as a bear
And twice as strong
Thinks he's right
'Cause he ain't often wrong
Davy, Davy Crockett
Back in the woods again
What's the matter?
If you'd been listening,
you'd know ain't nothin' but you singin'.
Not a sound. Not a bird or a squirrel.
Something must've scared 'em.
Must be a Chickasaw huntin' party nearby.
They ain't huntin' us. Let's find them.
They'll find us,
if we stay on this trail.
You quit the caterwaulin'.
No need to scare off their game.
- Davy, where are ya?
- You darn idiot! Cut me down.
[Chuckling] So you stepped
in a deer snare, huh?
Good thing Mike Fink can't see
the King of the Wild Frontier now.
Ow! Ooh!
[Whooping]
What's the matter with you
crazy Chickasaw? We're friends!
You're making a terrible mistake!
It's Davy Crockett
you're trying to hog-tie?
Don't you understand?
Davy Cro...
[speaks Chickasaw]
- Now you know where they was taking us.
- What are they going to do with us?
You've seen Red Hornet stirred up.
Shouldn't be hard to guess.
Mind your manners, Georgie.
This is the chief.
I am told you are the hunter
white men call Davy Crockett.
He sure is, Chief.
You are known to us
as friend of the red man.
We both are and look how
you're treating us.
You and your friend will not be harmed,
but you will remain prisoner.
Why are your men in war paint?
We go to avenge the murder
of our brothers.
This messenger has come from
the chief of the Kaskaskias.
White men have been killing
hunting them down like animals.
Kaskaskias?
They're up on the Ohio
around Cave-ln Rock.
No wonder, they've been attacking
every boat comes down the river.
Do you understand?
[Spits] They are white.
They hear only white man's lies.
This ain't something we heard.
We seen it, didn't we?
- Sure did.
- When?
- Not more than three months ago.
- We broke up a raid below the big cave.
More lies.
Three moons ago my people were driven
from the river by the white man.
- Must have been some other tribe.
- There are no other red men here.
- We have always kept the peace.
- I believe you.
- Know what this means?
- Could mean some white skunks
are dressing up like Indians
so they get the blame.
We're going to find out who they are.
You say you know me.
Then you know
Davy Crockett's word is good.
into the open.
If they ain't Indians,
we'll see to it everybody finds out.
It is too late. Already more messengers
have gone to the Shawnee.
The Miami, the Kickapoo.
And the Chippewa.
Then call them back.
Send out runners of your own.
- Tell the chiefs to keep the peace.
- Know this, Davy Crockett.
with the white man.
But he does not want peace with us.
He makes treaties
and calls us brother.
- But he believes any evil he hears of us.
- That's right.
But it works two ways. To strike back
at a few murdering whites,
you'd turn the whole frontier
into a needless war.
I will send runners. But we will
wait only until the full of the moon.
[Speaks Chickasaw]
Sure hope that old Gullywhomper
didn't pass before we got here.
We got a long way ahead
of them, thanks to them Indians.
Why do you think Mike's
gonna throw in with us?
- It's his river we aim to clean up.
- Yeah.
That old chief didn't give us much time.
Won't take long for that new moon
to fatten up.
Leastwise we ain't gonna
waste no more time here.
Davy, you showed rare good sense
in getting Mike Fink to help you.
Don't make no difference
if they're red or white.
mincemeat of them.
We gotta find 'em first.
I ain't certain they'll show theirselves
after that whopping I gave them.
They're sure to recognise
the Gullywhomper.
[Jocko] Hey, Mike!
Look what's coming!
Why, that's the Monogahela Belle.
But where's her crew?
Prepare to grab her
as she comes alongside, boys.
Aye, aye, Captain.
All right. Hold onto this mud bank,
I knowed old Cap Donovan.
Looks like he put up a good fight
before they wiped him out.
Thought you said
these pirates wasn't Injuns.
Well, they ain't.
No redskin ever made this arrow.
Let me see that.
Yeah, you're right.
Ain't no tribal markings,
ain't feathered right.
I wonder how far downstream
she drifted since the massacre.
Ain't no way of telling.
Nah, they didn't hardly leave nothing.
They left these.
Try it on for size.
I wouldn't be caught dead
in a monkey suit like that.
Won't be hard to disguise
the Gullywhomper,
but something's gotta be done
about you. Now, put it on.
Put it on.
[Men shouting]
Good name for her, Garth.
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