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The Viking Women and the Sea Serpent (1958) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 18

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Sound clips of the best quotes and sfx from the 1958 film The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great Sea Serpent.

Actors: Abby Dalton (Desir), Susan Cabot (Enger), Richard Devon (Stark), Jonathan Haze (Ottar)

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171 Shh, go to sleep.
172 So shall they all. Follow the Vikings. Pay for the life of my son. Mount!
173 So you scorn me, yet you're softness in the arms of a slave.
174 Somebody has to protect you women. It's ridiculous not to have a man along on a dangerous voyage. -It's ridiculous not to have a man.
175 Someone's coming, leave me alone!
176 Speak, gain your freedom! I'll understand, I swear it!
177 Take your hands off her!
178 Teach them a lesson, my father.
179 Thank you, Enger.
180 That window. -Oh Desir, nobody can get through there... -I can get through. Let me try.

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