Hilary Price: How are you getting along with Vindicator, Mr. Burnett? Sam Burnett: We're not gettin' along with him at all. He's a useless hunk of gristle and besides, he's lyin' on my blanket. - James Stewart (as Sam Burnett) in The Rare Breed (1966)

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Sam Burnett: Just one thing, ma'am. If you're dead set on making this trip to Texas, you're going the wrong way. Martha Evans: Oh, thank you, Mr. Burnett. You are a very capable guide. Sam Burnett: Well, I can tell north from south. - James Stewart (as Sam Burnett) in The Rare Breed (1966)

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Sam Burnett: Well, I didn't break anything. I just clipped my pride, I guess. Jeff Harter: That seems to hurt worse than anything, don't it, Sam? - Ben Johnson (as Jeff Harter) in The Rare Breed (1966)

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Alexander Bowen: That woman doesn't fear a thing, does she, Sam? Sam Burnett: Nothing but dishonesty... and dirt. - James Stewart (as Sam Burnett) in The Rare Breed (1966)

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Alexander Bowen: Ya cannot live with dreams. It's time to stop dreamin' and live for this day... and the next day. - Brian Keith (as Alexander Bowen) in The Rare Breed (1966)

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Alexander Bowen: You shut your gob, woman! Out here, it's Alexander Bowen what gives the orders and you womenfolk listen to what I have to say. Is that clear to ya? [Martha slaps Bowen's face, Burnett cracks up at the sight] Martha Evans: You pompous, foul-smelling tyrant! I want that boy moved where he can be looked after. - Maureen O'Hara (as Martha Price) in The Rare Breed (1966)

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Martha Evans: How dare you hit that man! Sam Burnett: Well, he was going to shoot me! Martha Evans: Now really, Mr. Burnett, you have a predisposition to violence of which I heartily disapprove. Sam Burnett: Yes, ma'am. - James Stewart (as Sam Burnett) in The Rare Breed (1966)

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Martha Evans: It would never be like Herefordshire. Alexander Bowen: Aye, and it's not like Scotland. - Brian Keith (as Alexander Bowen) in The Rare Breed (1966)

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Martha Evans: The trouble with appearances, Mr. Bowen, is while beauty is skin deep, meanness runs all the way through. - Maureen O'Hara (as Martha Price) in The Rare Breed (1966)

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Martha Evans: Time for me to admit that this is longhorn country; that you're its lord and master? Alexander Bowen: A man in love is neither lord nor master of himself. - Brian Keith (as Alexander Bowen) in The Rare Breed (1966)

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