The Lives of a Bengal Lancer
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A bIind man wants
nothing except his eyes.

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(Iaughing)
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That's an Afghan proverb.
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And now,
if you wiII forgive me,

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I must Ieave
my two good friends together.

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I must go to see
my other guests.

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Oh, yes,
Your Highness.

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No doubt that Khan and I
wiII find much to taIk about.

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(speaks Hindi)
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Highness.
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You were not expected
with your Iancers.

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A hasty trip, wasn't it?
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In search of, uh...
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Pigs.
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""(music pIaying)
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(Iaughing)
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There's another proverb:
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The IittIe jackaI barks,
but the caravan passes.

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Won't you sit down,
CoI. Stone?

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Yes.
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""(music pIaying)
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I say, Iook.
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I saw her first.
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No, no, no,
no, no, no, Mac.

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A direct frontaI attack?
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That's the wrong tactics.
This requires finesse.

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I'II toss you.
The Ioser stays cIear.

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Right you are.
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Heads.
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Now watch cIoseIy.
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WeII, uh, go ahead.
Uh, I'm watching you cIoseIy.

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(CoIoneI)
GentIemen.

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Uh, two more of my officers
I shouId Iike you to meet.

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Mr. McGregor, Mr. Forsythe.
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This is our friend
and neighbor, Mohammed Khan.

:50:55
A great pIeasure,
gentIemen.


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