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19 injured in 13 traffic accidents...

and nine swindles in real estate transactions.

The reported swindles are worth 1.5 million pesetas.

These things just didn't happen in the past.

Sure, there were modifications. But there always was a prior notice.

The company would confirm the date with a generous prior notice.

So, it was understandable that they didn't accept refunds...

without the corresponding ticket.

People traveling without a ticket is a common sight.

Before, passengers caught without a ticket were made to pay double;

besides getting their names registered...

in court for false representation.

There was no way they could get around it.

The weight of clothes and personal belongings...

was included in the fare...

that every passenger paid.

They had an allowance for...

I don't know how many kilos.

Those were the general conditions.

The captain's duty was to preserve order.

If, for example, the ticket had been issued...

and the ship didn't set sail on the promised date,

the company had the obligation to refund the ticket.

And if you decided to suspend or postpone the voyage,

you could get a refund,

according to the established rules.

Now...

now you can also find help.

Well, it's organized differently.

In the old days, the company wasn't responsible for passenger's property,

unless the object had been entrusted to the captain.

And dangerous goods were forbidden on board.

The mail...

had to be either special delivery or stamped by the postal administration.

I can't remember...

how many kilos each passenger was entitled to carry.

Back then, the fare included the meals...

on the Canaries and Guinea lines, not on the others.

So I thought. That's it.

Keep me updated. I'll wait for your call.

Right, OK.

Fine, so we are agreed that at least every six months...

so it comes out twice a year.

All fine, then. See you soon.

Goodbye.

Can I have a light?

Thank you.

Damn! My legs are numb from standing up so long.

The same thing happens to my mother, she says it's the joints,

but maybe they're not.

War is always related to numbers.

"Third chapter of the novel "With Other Arms"

"Written by ***.

"We want to send a message to all the ***

"Tomorrow, on the 18th of July holiday,

"we will broadcast a special program from five thirty A.M.

"directly from El Pardo...

showing all the inaugurations...

"of several facilities and services..."

"What's she good for if you haven't taught her how to kiss?

"So, please turn your sets on...

"to broadcast the events. Now, for the evening program."

"Your mouth, give me your mouth.

"Your mouth, give me your mouth.

What's she good for if you haven't taught her how to kiss?

"Baby, give me your mouth."

"Oh, baby...

What's she good for if you haven't taught her how to kiss?

What are you telling me, mentally?

I wonder if a diploma is enough.

Morality.

Anything that serves my own needs is good.

Business is business, and that's all.

People shouldn't think, just obey.

Trying to be infallible is my own thing.

So they don't have to go through the trouble of accepting responsibility.

That's the way it works.

What are you waiting for to learn how to ride a horse? To be an old man?

I'm sure that in your pocket you carry a piece of paper...

with a name of a town written on it.

Why do you always step forward with your left foot when walking?

Let's not start arguing about which is the high road.

What do you want me to do, write reports about a battle?

It's fine here.

Let's go on a bit.

A map is not the right place to write questions.

The trousers are uncomfortable.

At school I used to wear a dust coat with blue stripes,

and a blue collar.

Punishments were useless. The church looked like a hangar.

I associate teachers with ideas of chastisement.

The visiting father,

would always walk with the left foot stepping forward first.

Really?

I have the feeling that you don't like me.

Talk to me about everything you dare say out loud.

Since I was a girl, I found myself obliged to lie frequently.

I've always tried to look for safety from mistakes.

- I'm not asking you to forgive me. - I can see that.

Poor bastards!

The first "no" is always important.

So what? A husband is no more than a husband.

I had forgotten things that I now remember.

Love is always different.

So many things disappear when you start to love someone.

I like looking at you when you're not aware of it.

All this helps me understand...

that you're still wearing the school medal.

Your role will force you to do so many things...

I don't know if it's me or this woman who's standing here.

There's always something uniform about friends.

I never thought about cutting my hair.

When I was a girl, I used to think that the only difference...

between men and women were the clothes.

in my memories, I always see myself roaming halls.

And now you tell me this?

But I'm not feeling down!

But family circumstances and the fear of gossip...

I don't know. Freedom should be freedom for something!

What's the use of just saying "freedom"?

All thoughts are alike.

What could you have been thinking of?

Listen, why should we surrender the time we have?

Perhaps my words are at odds with statistics,

but these are my thoughts now.

That's the way things are, and they're not going to change.

What a world we live in!

Mar�a, do you have some water?

"You, who fill the air with joy and youth...

"And hear the scented song of blue.

"Leave me.

"Don't stop to gaze at the rose's dead limbs...

"that wilt without blooming.

"Have a look at love's scenery, which is every reason to dream...

"and love.

"... I can't get a hold of you, leave me.

"In your life, I'll be yesterday's fog best feature...

"as soon as you forget me.

"Just like the verse we can't remember is always the best one.

"And we see ghosts against the night's light.

"Leave me. Don't stop to gaze at the rose's dead limbs...

"that wilt without blooming.

"I have fought against all evil,

and my hands are so hurt from gripping so hard...

"that I can't even keep you...

"... from yesterday's fog when you start to forget me.

"Just like the verse...

"we can't remember is always the best one."

Mar�a, do you have some water?

Mar�a, do you have some water?

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