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"Your song
nice . . .
your face nice,
too."
|
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Slater runs
Henry off his ship. "I'll have no heathens on this ship!"
he tells him. |
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Later, when
Slater realizes Henry is the owner of the cocoanut crop he wants,
he suddenly becomes friendly to the young man. "My dear
Mr. Shoesmith . . . it is a great pleasure to meet you."
As can be seen, though, Henry can't take his eyes of Tito. |
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"I am raising
Tito to associate with white people - not with your kind! You
half caste! You sun-baked Pagan!" |
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"I won't have women of your kind near
anything that belongs to me," Slater tells Madge. |
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"Henry, the money you have been borrowing from
the bank . . . is my money!" |
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Henry steals Tito
away from her wedding to Slater. |
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In a mountain hut that Henry has, the two feel safe
from Slater. However, their solitude is short-lived. |
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Tito recoils in horror as Slater prepares to beat
her. |
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"No, no! Don't kill me!" Slater begs Henry. |
