Pursuit to Algiers
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Now that you have failed
to warn Holmes off,

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our only safety lies
in first eliminating him.

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But Holmes is
not our objective.

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No, but he stands between
us and our objective.

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It seems such a pity to
eliminate Sherlock Holmes.

:38:15
You may accuse me of being
unduly tenderhearted,

:38:18
but to destroy
so great a man

:38:19
in order to
reach our target...

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But the target
we must reach

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before we
arrive at Algiers.

:38:24
There's still
plenty of time.

:38:27
You're right, of course.
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I should like to
have given Holmes
a chance, but...

:38:31
Good.
:38:32
Then tonight it'll
be done my way.

:38:34
You really enjoy your
work, don't you, Mirko?

:38:43
I promise you Mirko is
more than competent.

:38:47
We cannot afford
to take chances.

:38:49
And Nikolas must
be disposed of

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before we reach Algiers.
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That's because you
don't know Mirko.

:38:57
I've used him before,
and I promise you,

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he never fails.
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Because your
strong-arm methods

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are apt to be too noisy.
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With Mirko it's
swift and silent.

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Understand?
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Satisfied?
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I'm sure Mr. Gubeck
is convinced.

:39:22
Good evening, gentlemen.
:39:23
Good evening.
:39:25
Mr. Mirko insists that
losers pay off the bet.

:39:26
We're delighted.
:39:28
Won't you sit down?
:39:30
What do you have?
:39:32
A brandy for me.
:39:33
Brandy.
:39:34
Whisky and soda for me.
:39:36
Whisky and soda and
three brandies, please.

:39:37
Pay nothing for
losing the game.

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No ice in mine, Steward.
:39:40
I can't think why you
ruin good whiskey

:39:41
by putting ice in it.
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You see, Mr. Holmes,
:39:44
losing the game
always carries a penalty,

:39:46
sometimes greater
than others.

:39:47
Well, if one isn't willing
to pay the penalty,

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one shouldn't
play the game.

:39:53
Thank you.
:39:57
Your health,
and long life.


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