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The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)

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[WIND WHISTLING]

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[WIND HOWLING]

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...by the Lord, or fate, or nature, whatever you prefer...

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And run the risk of having them taken from me by bandits?

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Big winds from the north this time of year.

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Come over by the fire.

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Fred C. Dobbs ain't a guy likes being taken advantage of.

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Done as if by order.

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- We've taken all the gold this mountain has. - How much do you figure we got?

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Don't mind being taken advantage of so long as it isn't money out of pocket.

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As if he couldn't manage by himself.

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...by packing up and getting out tomorrow.

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What do we gain by bumping him off?

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By that time, the victim doesn't care. He's dead.

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Thanks anyway, but I prefer going it by myself.

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Anybody happens by, we can tell them we're hunters.

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Swell by me. After we got a couple of hundred ounces...

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A man all by himself in bandit country with a string of burros...

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HOWARD: Gold in Mexico? Sure there is. Not 10 days from here by rail.

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I find they come from that ridge up there, washed down by the tropical rain.