Granny Spelvin: It ain't honorable to take a family feud to court. It won't spill no blood for you.
Mark Hayden: I want no blood spilled for me.
Granny Spelvin: Then you're puttin' yourself above the Prophets! An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. It's in the Book!

- Eugenie Besserer (as Granny Spelvin) in To the Last Man (1933)

Ellen Colby: I ain't used ta bein' polite at!

- Esther Ralston (as Ellen Colby) in To the Last Man (1933)

Judge: Jed Colby, you have been found guilty. But on account of peculiar circumstances and feelings in the community, the court has decided not to have a hanging. But you'll have to go to the State Penitentiary for 15 years for the murder of Judd Spelvin.
Jed Colby: Murder? Why, it was feudin', pure and simple!

- Noah Beery (as Jed Colby) in To the Last Man (1933)

[after shooting Grandpa Chet Spelvin]
Jed Colby: Now my pappy can rest easy in his grave. I got Chet Spelvin for him.

- Noah Beery (as Jed Colby) in To the Last Man (1933)

[Lynn has rescued Ellen from Daggs's unwanted attentions]
Ellen Colby: Thanks, stranger.
Lynn Hayden: Glad I happened by.
Ellen Colby: Wouldn't have made much difference. I never seen the man I couldn't handle. Better put that hat on, 'fore the sun hits you any worse.
Lynn Hayden: Thanks, lady.
Ellen Colby: [taken aback] Lady!
Ellen Colby: [seeing Lynn eyeing her approvingly] What are you starin' at?
Lynn Hayden: A lady.

- Randolph Scott (as Lynn Hayden) in To the Last Man (1933)