Man of La Mancha
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Needlework?
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Embroidering banners
for their knights...

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he said they had no time
for study.

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What's it say?
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Hmm
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Most lovely sovereign
and highborn lady

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The heart of this,
thy vassal knight

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Faints for thy favor
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Oh, fairest of the fair
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Purest of the pure
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Incomparable Dulcinea
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Oh, that again!
My name is Aldonza.

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- Master calls you Dulcinea.
- Why?

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I don't know, but I can
tell you from experience...

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that knights have their own
language for everything...

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and it's better
not to ask questions.

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It only gets you into trouble.
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Ahem.
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I beg thee grant
that I may kiss

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The nethermost hem
of thy garment

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Kiss my what?
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If you keep interrupting me
like this...

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the whole thing will be gone
right out of my head.

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- Well, what's he want?
- I'm getting to it.

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I beg thee grant
that I may kiss

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The nethermost hem
of thy garment

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And send to me a token
of thy fair esteem

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That I may carry
as my standard into battle

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What kind of a token?
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He says generally
it's a silken scarf.

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Why, your master's
a crack-brain.

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Well, they say one madman
makes a hundred...

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and love makes a thousand.
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- What does that mean?
- I'm not sure.

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You're crazy, too.
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- What are you waiting for?
- The token.

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I'll give him a token. Here!
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But, milady...
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Don't you milady me,
or I'll crack you like an egg.

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Hey, wait a moment.
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Come here.
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Come. Tell me.
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Why do you follow him, huh?
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Oh, that's easy to explain.
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It's a... it's a...
well, it's a sort of crusade.


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