Pursuit to Algiers
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:39:03
Because your
strong-arm methods

:39:04
are apt to be too noisy.
:39:06
With Mirko it's
swift and silent.

:39:08
Understand?
:39:12
Satisfied?
:39:14
I'm sure Mr. Gubeck
is convinced.

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

:39:26
We're delighted.
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Won't you sit down?
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What do you have?
:39:32
A brandy for me.
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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.

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

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by putting ice in it.
:39:43
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,

:39:49
one shouldn't
play the game.

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

:40:00
Thank you.
:40:05
I think I'll turn in now.
:40:07
Oh, what happened to
your charming companion?

:40:09
She said she
had a headache

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and went to her cabin.
:40:12
I think it's time
we all turned in.

:40:13
Gentlemen, I bid
you goodnight.

:40:15
Twenty past 10:00,
it's a good idea.

:40:17
Goodnight.
:40:18
Goodnight.
:40:19
Goodnight, gentlemen.
:40:22
Sit down.
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There's no hurry.
:40:36
My dear Mirko, time
to cultivate patience.

:40:41
It's so much safer.

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