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And I would even say...
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that their characters...
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are also similar.
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Absolutely not, your lordship.
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Neither their features
nor their voices are similar...

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and much less their characters.
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Tell me something.
You're with them every day.

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Which of the two
is more ingenious, more alert?

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Or which of them...
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has the nobler, more generous heart?
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Answering that...
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is very difficult, your lordship...
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because both of them...
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are sharp and bright as buttons.
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They're kind-hearted,
and very good.

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And a bit mischievous too,
I have to say.

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But they both observe
the law of modesty...

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and the two of them
are very firm in their...

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moral principles,
and fearful of God...

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but not sanctimonious.
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But all of that
is what they have in common!

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What I want you to tell me...
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is what makes them different,
Coronado.

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That's your name, isn't it?
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Yes, Pio Coronado,
at your service, your lordship.

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Let me see if I can clarify it for you,
because it isn't easy.

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Dolly is more prone
to be naughty...

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and Nelly seems
more inclined to study.

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But no, I don't want
to be unfair...

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praising one more than the other.
You're their grandfather.

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When you've been close
to them for a few days...

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you'll know them
better than anyone.


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