Pursuit to Algiers
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:25:01
Cheers.
:25:14
Good morning, everybody.
:25:16
Good morning, my dear.
:25:17
Not that it is a
very good morning.

:25:19
Well, at least it's
mysterious and attractive,

:25:21
not all dirty and sinister
:25:23
like a London fog.
:25:25
Blasted noise,
:25:27
kept me awake
half the night.

:25:29
Oh, that's too bad.
:25:30
Would you be interested in
a stroll around the deck?

:25:32
I'd like to.
:25:33
Well, come along, then.
:25:37
Watson, I think a walk
on the deck, is indicated.

:25:40
Not for me.
:25:41
Oh yes of course,
:25:43
nothing like a good
hike for indigestion.

:25:59
That's funny, they
can't have gone far.

:26:23
Can't see a thing.
:26:31
I don't dare entrust
a message like that
to the wireless,

:26:34
it might fall into
the wrong hands.

:26:36
Well, unless we
should get in touch

:26:38
with someone in
authority at once.

:26:39
I do know there
should be three
bodies, not just one.

:26:41
We were told to
use our own judgment

:26:43
about the best way to...
:26:44
Pardon me, gentlemen,
:26:45
have you by any chance
seen Ms. Woodbury and...

:26:47
Sorry, we haven't.
:26:54
That's very rude.

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