A cry for help

[ItsForYou]

In TGBU  just before the trek through the desert which would eventually take them to the Bill Carson death wagon, Tuco gave Blondie a little speech on the place where they would be going. I need to know the body of that speech which went something like this and I loosely paraphrase what I remember; "Sibley's men are moving south, Someone else men are going north but no one sets foot in this place, a hundred miles of hell. That is where I am going."

I need to know the exact passage. thank you in advance

[Lilly]

Tuco shoots Blondie's water bottle and hat, then:

TUCO: (Laughs) Like that you won't have to carry so much.

BLONDIE: Where are we going?

TUCO: Where?  Where I'm going amigo, over that way.  Another hundred miles of beautiful sun-baked sand.  Even the armies are afraid to march through there.  Sibley's men are retreating up there.  Cambey's men are coming here.  But no-one will set foot in this hell.  Except you...and me.

One hundred miles, that's a nice walk.  What was it you told me the last time?  "If you save your breath I feel a man like you could manage it".  (Laughs)  And if you won't manage it, you'll die.  Only slowly.  Very slowly, old friend.

After you please.  Start walking.

[ItsForYou]

Thank you so much Lilly.

[Lilly]

You're welcome.

[KC]

Canby.

http://www.historycentral.com/Bio/UGENS/USACanby.html

[Lilly]

  Thanks KC!  I couldn't catch Tuco's words, and obviously am ignorant of Civil War history, so I copied the subtitles.  Bad subtitle mistake me thinks!   Unless Tuco was meant to get it wrong.

[ItsForYou]

Spelling corrected, thanks!