Soliti ignoti, I
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This is none of your business.
:45:05
Shame on you!
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See you!
:45:13
Mother of God!
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You bully! Let me go,
you're breaking my arm.

:45:16
This hurts!
Good God, I'm sorry!

:45:18
What are you doing? He wasn't
doing anything! Let them go!

:45:19
Just go, quickly!
:45:23
Let's go, let's go, he's strong!
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- D'you hurt 'em, poor things?
- They deserved it.

:45:30
May I?
Pierluigi Capannelle, accountant.

:45:33
Are you from up North too?
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Padua... well, I really must go now.
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Why?
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My fiancé is waiting. He's off duty.
:45:41
He's a captain, but next month he'll
be promoted lieutenant. Goodbye.

:45:53
Miss, miss!
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Could I see you again?
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What? Not today. I'm expecting
my fiancé from Brescia...

:46:04
I say! How many
fiancés have you got?

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Three.
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And with all... all your workload...
you find time for all three of them?

:46:14
What workload?
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Well... your shopping.
Don't you go shopping?

:46:19
I do it because it's fun,
I lend my aunts a hand,

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as I'm staying with them.
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You see, my father's a colonel.
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Ah, I see, all in the army then?
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No, my father is... what d'you
call it? In the alpine corps.

:46:34
The alpine corps. Good, good.
In the North we're,

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we're all in the alpine corps, right?
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Hello.
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It's only that, when
you're a salesman

:46:48
traveling all the time,
your accent gets contaminated.

:46:52
But traveling is so nice, right?
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Right, but putting down roots too.
Me, I am a gypsy.


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