This passage appears to be a transcript of dialogue and actions from a scene in a story or movie. It involves various characters, including a Sheriff, a cowboy, and a woman named Rose. The dialogue covers topics like a confession, a reward for someone's head, and the mention of a man named Gibson. There is also a sense of tension and conflict in the interactions between the characters. The passage ends with someone changing a horse's room and a plea to the Lord.
1. The stagecoach is expected to arrive soon, carrying a prisoner and a sheriff on a special mission.
2. The local authorities are described as very modest.
3. The speaker expresses a desire to give a sip of something to someone, but it's been more than 10 years since they last quenched their thirst.
4. The stagecoach has a place for a passenger, but there's a prisoner inside and it's prohibited to enter.
5. The speaker advises someone who is shaking to make a small sum and leave first.
6. The speaker mentions a dangerous item that could hurt someone if left lying around.
7. The speaker congratulates someone on their elegance, suggesting that their bride will be happy to see them in this state.
8. The speaker mentions a bandit and advises not to be afraid, as it's a well-stocked establishment.
9. The speaker expresses fear of dying and a desire to continue killing to avoid being killed by 10,000 men.
10. The speaker mentions a desire to save a lot of money in a year to give God this life and buy a place to live.
11. The speaker expresses a desire to go back to Mexico, and people know they left and when.
12. The speaker mentions a man named Fernando who is offering 10 thousand for his head.
13. The speaker mentions a man named Gibson, who they are waiting for.
14. The speaker mentions being in a prison where no one escapes, not even the smartest ones.
15. The speaker mentions a man named Antonio, who they combed his hair with and became friends with.
16. The speaker mentions a man named Sheriff, who killed a man named Rose and confessed to the crime.
17. The speaker mentions a man named Gibson, who they realize followed them when they arrived in the city.
18. The speaker mentions a man named Gibson, who is in an abandoned church celebrating his glory.
19. The speaker mentions a man named Gibson, who they know is too far from them.
20. The speaker mentions a man named Gibson, who they know is about to tear their skin off.
21. The speaker mentions a man named Gibson, who they know is a great weakling.
22. The speaker mentions a man named Gibson, who they know is a very vulnerable tenor.
23. The speaker mentions a man named Gibson, who they know is a very weakling.
24. The speaker mentions a man named Gibson, who they know is a very weakling.
25. The speaker mentions a man named Gibson, who they know is a very weakling.