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if she's a woman.
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Mm-hmm.
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Mustn't overlook that
little bearded fellow

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and his
goggle-eyed friend.

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And don't forget the
three charming gentlemen

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who came aboard
last night.

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Good shot, Watson!
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Oh, thanks old boy.
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Was lucky, Dr. Watson.
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Not luck, skill,
Mr. Merner.

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Mirko if you don't
mind, M-i-r-k-o.

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Oh, sorry, old bean.
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Your turn, Mr. Holmes.
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You've um, you've left
your man unguarded.

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I don't think so.
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It will be more
difficult to take him
off than it appears.

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Your turn, Mr. Gregor.
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Oh, tough luck, partner.
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Unfortunate.
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And yet sometimes to
leave a man unguarded

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may be a skillful trap
for one's opponents.

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You flatter me Mr. Gregor.
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I'm not as clever
a player as that.

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You're too modest,
Mr. Holmes.

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Mirko is most accurate.
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I'm afraid I'm not
giving him much help.

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Are you conceding
defeat then, Mr. Holmes?

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Oh, certainly not.
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One always prefers to win.
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Even when the price
of victory is too high?

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I guess that all depends
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on the price one's
willing to pay.

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Well, that's
it, Mr. Mirko.

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I'm afraid we're too
good for you, old man.

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Yes, Mr. Holmes and I,
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shall have to
send the drinks.

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After your skillful
playing Mr. Mirko,

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I wouldn't think
of penalizing you.

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The drinks shall be on me.
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You are a good
loser, Mr. Holmes.

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I suggest we all meet in
the lounge after dinner.

:37:52
Thank you for the
game, gentlemen.

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Pleasure was
ours, Mr. Holmes.

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Oh, now we can
really see it.

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The Rock of Gibraltar.
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We'll be getting to
the Mediterranean
soon, Holmes.


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