Oh, blessed one. Come, Your Grace.Let's get you to bed. Sancho, I do envy my enemies. Your...
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Oh, blessed one. Come, Your Grace.
Let's get you to bed. Sancho, I do envy my enemies. Your Grace, you're tired. No, Sancho, I feel quite well. Your Grace, many a man... has gone to bed in the evening
feeling well... only to wake up in the morning
and find himself dead. - That's a proverb.
- Yes, Your Grace. - I don't approve of them.
- I know, Your Grace
Let's get you to bed. Sancho, I do envy my enemies. Your Grace, you're tired. No, Sancho, I feel quite well. Your Grace, many a man... has gone to bed in the evening
feeling well... only to wake up in the morning
and find himself dead. - That's a proverb.
- Yes, Your Grace. - I don't approve of them.
- I know, Your Grace
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Oh, blessed one.
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Come, Your Grace.
Let's get you to bed.
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Sancho, I do envy my enemies.
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Your Grace, you're tired.
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No, Sancho, I feel quite well.
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Your Grace, many a man...
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has gone to bed in the evening
feeling well...
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only to wake up in the morning
and find himself dead.
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- That's a proverb.
- Yes, Your Grace.
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- I don't approve of them.
- I know, Your Grace.
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Movie Summary
The funny story of mad but kind and chivalrous elderly nobleman Don Quixote who, aided by his squire Sancho Panza, fights windmills that are seen as dragons to save prostitute Dulcinea who is seen as a noblewoman.
