A Night at the Opera
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1:01:05
- Hey, you.
- Coming.

1:01:08
What's a hermit doing with four beds?
1:01:11
- You see those first three beds?
- Yes.

1:01:13
Last night, I counted 5,000 sheep
on those beds.

1:01:16
So I had to have another bed.
1:01:17
You wouldn't want me
to sleep with the sheep, would you?

1:01:28
- Who are you talking to?
- I was talking to myself.

1:01:31
There's nothing you can do about it.
1:01:32
- I've had three of the best doctors.
- I certainly heard somebody talk.

1:01:36
- Sheer folly on your part.
- What's this?

1:01:38
That's a fire escape.
1:01:39
That's a table. This is a room.
1:01:41
There's the door leading out.
I wish you would use it.

1:01:44
- I want to be alone.
- You'll be alone when I throw you in jail.

1:01:47
Isn't there a song like that, Henderson?
1:01:51
Look out.
He's coming around the other way.

1:01:53
Get inside, quick.
1:01:55
It means a stretch at the big house
if he catches you.

1:01:58
Don't let him catch you.
1:01:59
- Hey, you!
- Coming.

1:02:01
What became of that fourth bed?
1:02:03
What are you referring to, Colonel?
1:02:05
Last time I was in this room,
there were four beds here.

1:02:07
Please. I'm not interested
in your private life, Henderson.

1:02:15
Say, what's that bed doing here?
1:02:17
I don't see it doing anything.
1:02:19
There's something funny going on here.
But I'll get to the bottom of it.

1:02:22
Stairs right there.
1:02:24
Look out!
1:02:27
- Be on your guard.
- Hey, you!

1:02:29
Coming.
1:02:30
Am I crazy,
or are there only two beds here?

1:02:34
Which question
do you want me to answer first?

1:02:42
How did those two beds get together?
1:02:44
You know how those things are.
They breed like rabbits.

1:02:47
Let me tell you something.
1:02:48
I'll solve this
if I have to stay here all night.

1:02:51
- Lf you stay, you'll have to bring a bed.
- One bed!

1:02:54
One bed? What are you talking about?

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