The Mark of Zorro
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# YJesus sea siempre glorifiicado
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Good evening, Padre.
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It was so dull at home, and I remembered
that you played a fair game of chess.

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So I took the liberty of riding over
and setting up the men.

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Diego...
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What's the meaning ofthis? How dare you!
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We are aFTer Zorro.
He rode towards the mission.

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- Good evening, Sergeant.
- Good evening, señor.

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- Zorro, you say? What's he done now?
- Enough to get himself hanged.

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- Have you seen him?
- I have only this moment leFT the chapel.

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- How long have you been here, señor?
- Some little time. It seems like hours.

:42:53
I've been waiting to play chess
with the good padre.

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- It's a dull game, but what can one do?
- You have seen or heard nothing?

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OfZorro? Oh, heaven spare me.
My blood chills at the thought.

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Out of here! Search the grounds.
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What's disturbing you, Padre?
Thoughts ofthat bandit?

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- Puppy!
- Oh, my dear Padre, really.

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When I think ofwhat one man, single-handed,
has accomplished against these devils,

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and see you, the last ofthe Vegas,
trembling at the very mention of his name,

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why, I could... Can't you even
listen to what I'm saying?

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Ordinarily, I'd drink in every word you say,
Padre, butjust now...

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Thank you, Mother.
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- Quick, hide this plunder.
- Plunder?

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Well, don't stand there
gaping at me like a fish. Put it away.

:43:54
- What is this?
- It's some ofthe alcalde's gold.

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Oh, and this I took from his charming wife.
It's pretty, don't you think?


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