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Most of us are.
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Last week Mrs. Grant went riding.
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Across the border.
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She was born in Mexico.
:13:50
I suppose she got lonely for it.
:13:53
By the time we were alarmed,
the note of ransom arrived.
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You'll want to know how she looks.
:13:59
Those were taken four years ago
on our wedding day.
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I guess I'm not much good without her.
Not anymore.
:14:10
-What part of the hacienda is she kept?
-I'd only be guessing.
:14:14
We have to know.
:14:16
-The goat-keeper must know.
-Is he still there?
:14:22
-What goat-keeper?
-By name, Padillia. Eduardo Padillia.
:14:27
He was devoted to Mrs. Grant.
:14:30
Twice a day he brought her goat's milk.
It was almost a ritual.
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By this, he will know
you have my blessing.
:14:45
Like myself, he would give his life
for the señora.
:14:49
When you cross under that bridge,
you're in Mexico.
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You'll leave as soon as it's dark.
It's safer to travel by night, rest by day.