The Appaloosa Page #4
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- Year:
- 1966
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in the arr0y0 in Cocatlan
where
the gring0 left his horse,
and they lead to here,
only heavier.
Oh.
Oh, many horse pass
my humble casa, se0r.
I do not see them.
It is possible.
Maybe your goats see them.
H0la.
Have any of you seen
the gring0 and the girl?
You have foolish animals,
old man.
They do not answer.
I hope you are
not so foolish.
I can tell you nothing,
se0r.
but only has
trouble remembering.
I help you to remember.
Mateo!
Hey!
Se0r.
You do not go to
the border now?
No.
You are going
back for your horse.
I know Cocatlan,
I will help.
I'm not going in
for the horse.
I'm gonna...
I'm gonna kill Chuy.
I've got a word
for Chuy Medina.
Tell me
what else he say.
These words,
they are not from my mouth,
they are from
the mouth of the gring0.
He said that the poison
of your scorpion is weak
like the blood
of the Medina.
That you tie up your woman
like you tie up your horse.
Or she run away.
He say that
you are a coward.
Afraid to fight if we
are not with you to help.
He wait until tomorrow.
He wait to see
if you come alone.
You drink too much, amig0.
Hoya.
Where is the gring0?
He waits in
the high canyon, Chuy.
You think it is
like the gring0 say?
I need help to fight?
Pride is not enough, amig0.
Now we can go.
Mateo!
Oha!
Oha, gring0!
You ask me to come.
Here I am!
What is it you wish
to do now, gring0?
I tell you what:
Send me my woman,
and I'll let you go.
I even let you
have your horse.
I will go.
Stay where you are.
A Medina always
keeps his word.
You know.
Gring0!
Listen to me.
Soon my muchach0s will come
to look for me.
Then you are finished,
gring0!
Do not be a fool, se0r!
I no longer wish to kill you!
But no man can take away
any woman of Chuy Medina.
You think maybe
you wait till tonight
and get away, se0r?
You make a mistake.
My pist0ler0s will
be here before then!
What do you say?
We make a deal, gring0?
Here's the deal, Medina.
You keep the horse.
I'm sending him out.
You send out your horse
and I will kill him
to start with.
He will kill the horse.
He'll have to show
his gun to do it.
He's all yours, Medina.
Mateo! It is Mateo!
Mateo!
Ana! It is Mateo!
Mateo!
Mateo!
Mateo! Mateo!
Mateo!
Mateo!
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