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Money. True?
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True.
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Why should I give you money?
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What do you need it for?
You're an old woman.

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Get out, you're just like
your father! Get out!

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Don't do that.
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Listen to me. You're my last hope,
do you know that?

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You're going to listen to me.
I'm going away.

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Good.
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Far away.
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The farther, the better.
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To America,
I'm going to America.

:23:31
Give me enough
to get to Constantinople.

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There, I'll work and make the rest.
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Hear me. You're my last hope.
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Put me down.
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Long ago...
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you used to say to me
when I come of age...

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you had something to give me.
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I remember you as a little baby...
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soft and round and made of butter.
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And I remember you in a little blue
dress that your mother made you.

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A little saint,
with a blessed, pale face.

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And your eyes,
shining with God's own light.

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My boy.
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I thought, if only the whole world
were like that.

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Here, take it.
It was your grandfather's.

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I don't need this,
I need money.

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You need this more,
take it.

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It will remind you that no sheep
ever saved its neck by bleating.


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