- Manuel Robledo: Men have died for you - forsaken work and honor - for you!
- Elena: Not for me - but for my body! Not for my happiness, but for theirs!
- Marquis de Torre Bianca: You're not going to leave me - - after all I've done for you - ?
- Elena: May God forgive you - for all you have done for me.
- Title Card: The Argentine! Far from the artificial life of the old world - land of Men - and the work of Men! - The Argentine!
- Canterac: May I say goodbye - to - to her?
- Manuel Robledo: In hell - would you offer prayers to the devil?
- Housekeeper: The Señora will soon be down - she is undressing.
- Manuel Robledo: Your protectors are well armed - - my brave Manos Duras.
- Manos Duras: My caballeros are gentle as lambs, Señor - they would not harm a fly - but I am less tender, and I would prove it to you! When would it please you?
- Manuel Robledo: Here and now! Guns or knives?
- Manos Duras: Neither, Señor. We will fight -- 'Argentine'.
- Elena: There is one thing about me that is a part of God - - - my love - for you.
- Manuel Robledo: You lie - damn you - you lie! You have destroyed others - - but you shall not destroy me!
- Manuel Robledo: How strange - and how wonderful - this meeting! It can't be just accident - chance...
- Manuel Robledo: There is a strange fear in my heart - of losing you. Won't you tell me your name - ?
- Title Card: Men from the dam to make a fiesta for the Marquise! - Men - Men - what are men for - if not to amuse a woman!
- Title Card: Woman - born to rule the world!
- Minstrel Clown: Spring - and the nights of Paris, Throb with love and desire.
- Marquis de Torre Bianca: What brings you back to Paris - - after so many years in the wild Argentine?
- Manuel Robledo: I suggest that you take your men and get out of this country at once - or there will be bloodshed.
- Manos Duras: [slyly] Whose blood, Señor?
- Manuel Robledo: Not mine, Manos Duras - do you understand?
- Manos Duras: Señor is so expressive - in words!
- Manos Duras: [just before he exits] God be with you, Señor - till we meet again!
- Manuel Robledo: The Devil will be with me, Manos Duras - when we meet again!