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What do you want, Englishman?
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>> Edward Canway. I'm here to warn you of
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You all look the same to me. Why should
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I need your warning? My life is all
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>> I may have brought it on you.
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>> This means you owe me.
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As it happens, I could use a man to help
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free some of my friends.
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>> brothers? Warriors. The hope of the
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maroon. Doesn't sound like my business,
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>> All I need is for you to mingle with
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>> Listen to hints for where my friends are
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I'll see what I can do.
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And where would an Englishman be at any
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given time of day? on a jag down at the
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Is that really necessary?
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And then he dismissed me without pay for
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>> All I have to do was the man north.
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>> I'll find answers near the church.
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You'll keep your brains in your head if
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you move away from here.
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>> Whatever for I don't know make an
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example of or some such. Well, what did
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>> Does he need to do anything?
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>> Sometimes just have to make another
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>> Our cities, our owns. Nay, nay. Their
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feeds who take what does not belong to
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them, lurking in the mountains, waiting
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to way lay the innocent. But we did not
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sit like Dutch to be hunted. We brought
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I wouldn't linger here. I sense we're
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not alone. We should get ourselves gone.
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>> We must warn the others.
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>> We must warn the others.
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>> Sir, don't hurt me. Let me live.
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>> You got the information I need, mate?
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I'VE HEARD OF YOUR KIND ASSASSIN. DON'T
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>> All I want to know is where this slave
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is. Do you know of anyone being held,
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>> Please let me live. MY WIFE AND
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>> Come on then. Out with it.
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>> Look near the windmill.
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>> See? Was that so hard?
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This should settle my debts with Antto.
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Are you drunk? Take yourself off.
