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Just what I did 50 years ago
with my own bride, Mary.
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Yes, it's glorious.
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And yet, I pity her.
Pity her?
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I've spent 50 years
in China,
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and there are times when I think
we're just a lot of persistent ants
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trying to move
a great mountain.
:03:23
Bishop, how can you say that?
After all that you've done?
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Yes, I do pity her.
:03:29
When I think of what
she has to face, I...
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Only last month I learned
a terrible lesson.
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I was telling the story
of the Crucifixion
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to some Mongolian tribesmen.
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Finally, l... I thought
I had touched their hearts.
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They crept closer
to my little platform,
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their eyes burning with the
wonder of their attention.
:03:51
Mongolian bandits, mind you,
listening spellbound.
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But, alas, I had misinterpreted
their interest in the story.
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The next caravan of merchants
that crossed the Gobi Desert
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was captured by them
and crucified.
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That, my friends, is China.
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Miss Davis, please.
:04:45
Come on. Miss Davis!
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You've run down
my rickshaw boy.