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:15:00
You see? It's a Iucky th!ng
I knew that bastard.

:15:09
Papa. . .
:15:18
Can't you g!ve me a ceII of my own?
:15:20
You won't be together for Iong.
Th!s one !s Ieav!ng tomorrow.

:15:24
Pres!dent D!az granted h!m a pardon.
God onIy knows why.

:15:31
Is he dangerous?
:15:33
Very! Mr. Ram!rez !s a poet.
:15:51
. . .^, 7, 8, 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, 1 3, 1 4.
:15:57
1 4 buIIets.
:15:58
One day I'II have the sat!sfact!on
of count!ng 1 4 hoIes. . .

:16:01
. . .on those Frenchmen of the
secret serv!ce.

:16:04
They are th!ck-sk!nned, aII r!ght.
:16:07
They came as h!red k!IIers w!th
Max!m!I!an of Austr!a. . .

:16:10
. . .then stayed on w!th Juarez,
and now they are w!th D!az.

:16:12
They w!II bury us aII and our fIags, too.
:16:17
He has come.
Can you foIIow me, pIease?

:16:33
Ass!gnment compIete, as far as
I can see, CoIoneI Sev!gny. Very good.

:16:40
That rebeI gave us
a great deaI of troubIe.

:16:43
Yes, but not so much as to d!sturb
a m!n!ster, just to check on h!s death.

:16:48
I d!dn't come here for the m!ss!on
you compIeted.

:16:51
It's about the one com!ng next week.
There's a man !n Torreon Pr!son.

:16:55
He has been pardoned and
they're sett!ng h!m Ioose tomorrow.


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