Genio, due compari, un pollo, Un
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:52:08
Jesus!
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Well?
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Well, well.
With the proper...

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trousers and boots...
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shoulders...
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a little spit and polish
here and there...

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- Well, what do you think?
- I think he's fine.

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So do I.
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Then there's no doubt about it.
They will shoot you.

:52:57
Say it again, Bill,
keep saying it.

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We are not ordinary people,
Major Cabot. We're Americans.

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I know you know that. You've been
saying it over. The instructions.

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God damn it, I'm fed up to
the teeth with this clowning.

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You get to the fort,
you pass yourself off as Pembroke...

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and confiscate
the US$ 3OO, OOO. Then what?

:53:15
Then what? Then if they haven't me
strangled up, I head due East...

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as fast as a jack rabbit
to where you're gonna meet.

:53:21
If Cabot gives me an escort,
you're gonna stop the coach...

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shove the gun into my Adam's apple,
and say, "Don't move or I shoot!"

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- Go on.
- But if there's no escort...

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you don't shove anything at me,
we beat the hell out there...

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and live happily forever after
on a beach on the Sandwich Islands.

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- That 's fine.
- Perfect. What are you sour about?

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That would do, Michelangelo.
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What am I so sour about?
Look at him!

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You think, for a minute,
he's gonna pass for a cavalry man?

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And you think, for a minute,
you're gonna pass for a Colonel?

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That 's what I'm saying!
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They won't even let us into the fort.
They'll eat us alive!


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