Pursuit to Algiers
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:27:00
Nikolas?
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Nikolas?
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Good morning, duckie.
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Good morning,
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you're looking
depressingly healthy.

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Rather.
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Three-mile hike before
each meal, old boy.

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I know, good for
the digestion.

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You haven't by
any chance seen

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Ms. Woodbury and
my nephew, have you?

:27:25
Don't tell me you've
lost the dear boy.

:27:26
The question is not have
I lost the dear boy,

:27:29
but have you seen him?
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Come, doctor
a-hunting we will go.

:27:34
I've already
been this way.

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You know, there's
something fascinating

:27:38
about fog at sea.
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Gets you just as wet.
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It really is
thick, isn't it?

:27:49
You can hardly
see the water.

:27:51
It looks ominous.
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Yes, doesn't it?
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You're right
about it being wet.

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You know, I have a feeling
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my nose is a sight.
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It's a very pretty nose.
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Oh, liar!
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Look out!
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Oh, well, thank you, I...
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isn't it lucky
you were here?

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Yes, isn't it?
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You, you startled me.
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I thought you were
deep in your chess game.

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Oh, the lust is
found, Doctor.

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Sorry, Holmes,
it was a fog.

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Yes, so I observed.
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It's colder out
here than I thought.

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Come, my dear,
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a good brisk hike
will do you good.

:28:33
I'm sure the Doctor
doesn't wish to continue

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now that he's
found the dear boy.

:28:40
It appears that someone
has been careless, Watson.

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'Cross my heart,
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I always will love you,

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