El Abuelo
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Maybe that's why...
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some pupils
have laughed at me...

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and hung paper dolls on my back.
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But...
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in other times...
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I was a man of studies...
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and I accumulated knowledge.
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But...
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misfortunes have unsettled
my mind...

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and now...
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Now I'm a disaster, sir.
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You've got all my respect.
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The man who doesn't fool himself
when speaking of himself...

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is a wise man,
and as he is wise...

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he is also humble.
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Your lordship honors me
too much.

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I reckon, Don Rodrigo...
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that the honor
of having you in Jerusa...

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is due to your desire to be
with your granddaughters.

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And I'm not surprised.
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Those two little girls...
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can reach into your heart.
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Yes, they are two
really enchanting children.

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They're healthy in body...
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and, one supposes,
in spirit too.

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And they're so alike, so similar...
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and I don't mean in height!
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Similar, alike, you say?
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It may be because
I don't see well...

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but I find that
they look very alike...

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and the tone of their voices
is also identical.


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