:27:01
No, not stubborn.
The field is like a woman.
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You live with it all of your life,
it's hard to learn that she isn't yours.
:27:09
He understands.
:27:11
Mano, I couldn't catch them...
:27:17
- I'm sorry we've caused you trouble.
MAN: Now they'll be after you.
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- You can hide in my house.
- It would be an honor.
:27:28
Thank you.
:27:37
ESPEJO: You mentioned Don Nacio?
- Don Nacio is my patron.
:27:41
He has assured me
that I will be a man of substance.
:27:44
On that basis, I presume to sue
for your daughter's hand.
:27:47
Do not think I'm insensible
of the honor you do me...
:27:51
...by offering to take my daughter
off my hands.
:27:55
Why is it impossible for me
to get a glass of cold water?
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- Go, go!
- Shh!
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MRS. ESPEJO:
Go, go!
:28:03
But I do not need to give the problem
a great deal of thought...
:28:05
...before I answer with a permanent
and unchanging no.
:28:10
The answer is no.
:28:13
- What is wrong with me?
- We have a proverb:
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Though we are all made of
the same clay, a jug is not a vase.
:28:22
- What is wrong with me?
- I'd hoped you would not ask again.
:28:27
But since you have,
you are a rancher without land.
:28:31
A gentleman without money. A man
of substance without substance.
:28:35
A fighter, a drinker, a brawler.
These things you are.
:28:39
Though I have nothing
against you personally...
:28:42
...and I can see wherein some quarters
you may be considered desirable.
:28:46
But my daughter...
:28:48
I have no intentions of finding her
squatting on the bare earth...
:28:53
...patting tortillas
like a common Indian.
:28:59
What are you doing?