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When daggers are pointed at innocent
hearts and muskets are ready to fire
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Where tyrants ride high and govern with
fear as the forces of evil come fire.
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Then from out of the night, our hero
must rise with courage that evil, a mask
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won't disguise.
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They turn to the man called Zorro.
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Zorro! He's larger than life and the
fiend of all.
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He's this man who the people acclaim.
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He's the one who strikes back for the
poor and oppressed.
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A hero whose name is Sorrow.
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His name is Sorrow.
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He's a bit embarrassed about falling off
his horse.
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Your poor father.
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But was he hurt badly?
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Well, between some broken ribs and his
wounded pride, I doubt if he'd be riding
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for a while.
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Well, I'm sure it could have been worse.
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I think his greatest regret is having to
send me to Santa Paula over this place.
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Santa Paula?
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Isn't that where the Royal Spanish
Emissary is at the moment?
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Yes. I was looking forward to meeting
with him to discuss the Alcaldes' new
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initiative. And your father trusts you
to speak on behalf of the Pueblo?
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He certainly does.
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And since I leave in the morning...
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We'll get my things together.
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Matthews. Adios.
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I feel better about leaving, knowing the
Alcalde is away.
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He feels better about it, too.
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I won't be gone long.
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Take good care of my father while I'm
away.
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I'll be back soon.
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Senorita! Good morning.
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Diego, I'm going with you.
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I beg your pardon?
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You will need my help pleading our case
to the king's emissary.
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You don't say.
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Diego?
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Diego de la Vega?
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You haven't heard a word I said?
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Of course I have.
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But how would it look, the two of us
traveling alone together?
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Think of the gossip.
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Gossip? About you and me?
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Don't be silly.
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Hola.
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Buenos dias, senors.
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How far to Los Angeles?
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About two miles down the road.
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You come far, you look as if you've had
a hard journey.
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Si. Santa Paula Bridge is out.
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Then it looks as if you won't be joining
me after all.
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I'm sure Don Alejandro would not refuse
me the loan of one of his horses.
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A strong -willed woman, senor.
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If she were mine, I'd put her in her
place.
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Adios.
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Felipe, take Senorita Escalante's wagon
back to the tavern.
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I'll saddle her horse.
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Buenos dias, senor.
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We finished your order.
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Oh, fine, Rinaldo, fine.
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Tell me, how long to fix my saddle?
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We're very busy, but we'll be happy to
work on it tomorrow.
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Good. Put it on the alcalde's bill.
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That'll be all.
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Well, here we are. Santa Paula.
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Beautiful, isn't it?
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Yes, Diego.
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It's lovely.
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I hope I'm going to like this, Perez.
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Oh, you will, Sergeant. I am the best
cook in the entire territory.
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The absolute best.
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Just find them and bring them here.
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Innkeeper, tequila.
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Do you hear me?
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I said tequila now.
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Señor, excuse me.
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Is there some kind of trouble here?
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When I need a lazy dog, I'll whistle. I
am the alcalde of this pueblo.
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Let's be pleasant, eh?
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Or you will be eating in this dark cave.
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Oh, you're here.
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Hello, Reynaldo.
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Reynaldo, you know this man?
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Yes, we work together.
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He is a tanner?
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No, he's a trapper from the Indian
territory.
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What? That explains it.
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His lack of manners.
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He was lucky you were here, Sergeant. I
would have torn them apart.
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There is.
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There are four of them.
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No problem. When it comes to a fight,
Sergeant, I am the best.
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The alcalde went to Monterey and left
his sergeant in charge.
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We picked the perfect time to rob the
blind.
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So when do we do it?
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Tonight.
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It's so beautiful here, Diego.
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Why couldn't we have stayed in Santa
Paula?
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I promised my father I'd bring him news
of the meeting right away.
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I think we're riding into a storm.
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See, I told you we should have taken
rooms for the night in Santa Paula.
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But we didn't.
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There's an old abandoned windmill about
a mile up that way. I think we can make
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it there before the storm hits.
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It's getting worse out there.
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Excuse me.
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Right.
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Glad we brought these blankets.
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you were spending the night here?
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Well, a storm doesn't give us much
choice.
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That'll make the floor more comfortable.
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And what is this?
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Your side.
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My side.
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How very proper.
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I wouldn't have it any other way.
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Neither would I.
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You were very impressive today.
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Was I? Oh, thank you.
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Although speech -making is very
different from action, isn't it?
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Why don't you ever do anything?
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I do lots of things.
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Read.
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Play the piano.
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Write poetry.
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I know all about those things. But isn't
there something you want above
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everything else?
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Something that you must have?
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Yes.
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Sleep.
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I must have sleep.
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The fire reminds me when my mother used
to read me poems and adventure stories
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about love and courage.
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Love has no rhyme and no reason.
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It strikes with a passionate fire,
engulfing the hearts in flame.
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And only your cool, sweet lips will
quench my burning desire.
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Diego, something happened today.
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Something that I've never noticed
before.
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When you stood up to the king's
emissary.
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There was something about you.
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Well, you seem different somehow.
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Thank you Diego.
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Good night.
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See? Your saddle is ready, Alcalde.
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Oh, it's beautiful, Reynaldo. What a
pleasant surprise.
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Indeed it is, Alcalde.
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What is this?
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A robbery.
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Now.
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Alcalde, let's take a look at the safe.
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Shall we?
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We're not playing games here.
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It's going to be a long night for all of
us.
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Especially for you, Alcalde, if you
don't cooperate.
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I can't.
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My patience is wearing thin. Tell us the
combination to the safe.
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Now!
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Don't force me to turn Chato loose on
you.
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Diego, I can go alone from here.
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You should go and see your father.
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Yes, I should.
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I'm glad you came along.
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I will see you at the tavern later.
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Sergeant, it's been a long night.
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Now, for the last time, tell us the
combination to the safe, or I'll let
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kill you.
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Señor, if I don't tell you, you will
kill me.
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If I tell you the alcalde will kill me
when he comes back, what is the
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difference?
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The difference is I'd enjoy killing you.
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I can't.
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Finish him now, Chato.
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No, wait, please.
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I will tell you.
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A wise choice, alcalde. Get the
saddlebags.
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The combination is 16, 1,
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51, 0,
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2...
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Thanks
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for... For the gold, Alcalde.
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Enjoy your saddle.
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for him
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What is it, boy?
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You miss me?
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What's wrong?
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the rocks. Be careful.
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Get back that saddlebag.
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Go here, my friend.
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Cut him off.
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You'll pay for this, my little friend.
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On the contrary, amigo.
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It is you who will pay.
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It's Zorro.
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He's worth more than all the money in
those saddlebags.
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Get him.
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I am going to slice you into little
pieces.
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I'm not ham, senor.
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You plan to capture Zorro, senors?
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You can't do it lying down.
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Coming?
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Don't worry, Sergeant. I'll think of
something.
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Don't you have any confidence in your
men? What is the alcalde going to say?
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What is that?
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Madre de Dios!
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It's Zorro!
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Good afternoon, Sergeant.
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Please accept these prisoners as a gift
from me.
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Zorro.
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I think you'll find what you're looking
for in the leader's saddlebags.
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Senor Zorro.
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Adios. Will you ever be able to stay?
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Your smile almost quenches my burning
desire.
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