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Indian words mean the sound and feel of a word, like, crack of dawn, the first bronze light that makes the buttes stand out against the gray desert.

14 seconds sound clip from the Hondo (1953) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:20:56 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- I'm sorry. I didn't mean to bring up an unhappy memory.

- I can't remember anything unhappy about Destarte.

- How musical. What does it mean?

- You can't say it except in Mescalero. It means morning.

- But that isn't what it means, either. Means more than just that.

- Indian words mean the sound and feel of a word, like, crack of dawn, the first bronze light that makes the buttes stand out against the gray desert.

- The first sound you hear of a brook curling over some rocks, with trout jumping.

- It's like when you get up in the first light, just you and her and you go out of a wickiup.

- Where it smells kind of smoky and private, just you and her, and kind of safe with just the two of you.

- Stand outside and feel the bite of the first wind coming down from the high divide that promises snowfall.

- Can't say it in English, but that was her name.

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Actors: John Wayne (Hondo Lane), Geraldine Page (Angie Lowe), Ward Bond (Buffalo Baker), Michael Pate (Vittorio)

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