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:07:01
- But he was alive when I had it.
- When you "had" it?

:07:04
You mean you gave birth
to the horse?

:07:07
No, but nothing
surprises me anymore.

:07:11
Last month, a woman
foaled a colt in Ceará.

:07:14
It's the drought,
people starving.

:07:17
They can't have babies,
so they have horses.

:07:21
Horse's food is cheaper
and you can sell them.

:07:23
- What was the blessed horse like?
- A finer horse, I'd never seen.

:07:31
Once we chased a heifer from
dawn to dusk without a rest.

:07:36
We started in Paraíba and before
I realized it, we were in Sergipe.

:07:42
What about the
São Francisco River, Chicó?

:07:45
You and your questions!
:07:48
Of course!
How did you cross it?

:07:51
Didn't I say the horse was blessed?
That's why nothing surprises me.

:07:55
Blessed horses, blessed dogs,
I've seen it all.

:07:59
But your fibs won't
convince Father John.

:08:04
- A bitch?
- Yes.

:08:06
- For me to bless?
- Yes.

:08:08
That's crazy,
plain nonsense!

:08:12
I told him you wouldn't.
He insisted, so here we are.

:08:18
There's no way
I'll do it!

:08:21
I don't see anything
wrong with blessing it.

:08:24
Didn't you bless
Major Moraes's new mill?

:08:28
A mill is something
everyone blesses.

:08:32
But I've never heard
of blessing a bitch!

:08:35
I like dogs better than mills.
:08:37
But that will make
a laughing stock out of me.

:08:41
It's fine to bless a mill,
everyone does it. But not a dog!

:08:46
The priest is right, Chicó.
People will mock him.

:08:51
One thing is Major
Antonio Moraes' mill.

:08:54
Another is Major
Antonio Moraes' bitch.

:08:58
What?

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