Pursuit to Algiers
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:13:09
My name's
Watson, Dr. Watson.

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Oh, yes, Dr. Watson.
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I'm very glad to have
you on board, sir.

:13:15
My name is
Johansson, Purser.

:13:17
Good morning.
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Will you take
Dr. Watson's bag

:13:20
up to Cabin 8, please?
:13:21
Yes, sir.
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Sanford will be
your steward.

:13:24
Good, good.
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Have you a
cabin trunk, sir?

:13:26
Naturally, one doesn't
go to the Mediterranean

:13:28
without a change of linen.
:13:29
Quite so, sir.
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Be careful
of those fishing
poles, young fellow.

:13:33
There you go, sir.
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Your cabin is very
comfortably located

:13:39
on the port side
of the ship sir.

:13:41
Good, I hope I have
a nice reading...

:13:43
Excuse me.
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Purser, has anybody
been asking for me?

:13:45
Why, no, Ms. Woodbury,
not as far as I know.

:13:47
Oh, may I introduce
Dr. Watson, Ms. Woodbury.

:13:49
How do you do?
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How do you do?
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Ms. Woodbury's quite
a singer, you know.

:13:53
She will be with us all
the way to Alexandria.

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Splendid, I used to
sing a bit myself,

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Sounds Like
Glacoloma and some.

:13:58
Pardon me, sir, you're
wanted in the lounge.

:14:00
Excuse me.
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Certainly.
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You must sing it
to me sometime.

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Ha, ha, ha.
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Is this your first trip
to the East, Ms. Woodbury?

:14:06
Yes, and I'm
tickled to death.

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American?
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Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn.
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Yes, Brooklyn.
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I've been wondering,
are you the Dr. Watson?

:14:14
Well, I'm Dr. Watson
of 221 B, Baker Street.

:14:16
The one who is associated
with Sherlock Holmes?

:14:18
Holmes and I have
been associated

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on quite a
number of cases.

:14:21
Is Mr. Holmes with
you on this trip?

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No, as a matter of
fact, he's gone...

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Gone where?
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Oh, he won't be
long with us,

:14:28
he's a very busy man...
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he realized...
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he came to see me
off to the station,

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he said, Watson, I shall
be lost without you.

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Oh, I'm so sorry
he isn't here.

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You see, I've
heard so much

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about his work, and yours.
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Oh, perhaps someday
you'll let me give you

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an insight on some of our
most interesting cases.

:14:43
Oh, Reggie,
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Who?
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Oh, excuse me.
:14:47
Reggie?
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I was afraid you
wouldn't get here

:14:54
in time to see me off.
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Here you are, Sheila,
:14:57
and try not
to lose it again.

:14:59
Heavens, where was it!

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