El Abuelo
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2:02:08
( Coronado )
''Oh, how wretched I am!
How unhappy!

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I yearn to know...
2:02:15
whyyou treat me like this.
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What crime did I commit
against you in being born?

2:02:22
But, as I was born, I understand
what crime I have committed.

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Your justice and rigor
have had cause enough...

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for man's greatest crime...
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is to have been born.''
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Curtain.
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Forgive the indiscretion,
your lordship...

2:02:49
but where will you go
on your own?

2:02:53
In any house in Forbes
or in Polan...

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I shall find better hospitality
than in La Pardina.

2:03:03
There are still
a few old colonists left there...

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who will be glad to see
old Albrit arrive...

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even if he has turned
into a beggar...

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asking for a bite to eat
and some charity.

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Goodness me, your lordship.
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The way you put it
sets my teeth on edge!

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That's how it is.
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Old Albrit has got nothing left now
but loneliness...

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and despair.
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Loneliness is terrible...
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isn't it, Coronado?
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You talk to me about loneliness,
your lordship...

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when I've just buried
my third dog?


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