Pursuit to Algiers
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You promised to sing
it for me, you know.

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Oh, I'm sorry,
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I'm afraid I don't
know it from memory.

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No, no, no, I won't
take no for an answer.

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You put the music for
it here in your case.

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I'm afraid I don't
feel like singing.

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I beg your pardon?
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What did I tell you.
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Interesting, isn't it?
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Interesting.
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By Jove he's right.
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Don't come any nearer.
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If you do, I'll...
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I won't come any
nearer, I promise.

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But may I talk to you?
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My dear Sheila.
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I don't know yet
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just what you're in
such mortal terror of,

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but I'm sure that
whatever it is,

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you are an
innocent victim.

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I don't know what
you're talking.

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Well, to begin with,
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the way you acted the
first time you saw me

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was a bit of a blow
to my vanity, you know.

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Men are such vain
creatures, aren't they?

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So I prefer to
think that it was

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something unexpected
that you found
in your music case

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that caused you to
react in such fashion.

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I saw nothing.
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Oh, come now,
you must have.

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And so since the quickest
way to relieve fear

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is to share the cause of
it with someone else,

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please forgive me if
I attempt to find out

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just what it is that your
music case contains.

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But I told you...
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Wait a minute.
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Come along, won't you.
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Please.
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Won't you sit
down, please?

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Now, it's unlikely to
be important documents,

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since to know their
significance

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you'd do need a
time to examine them.

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But there is one thing
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which is small enough
to be easily concealed

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and which is
highly valuable,

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a jewel or jewels.
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Then...
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then there's this
fellow Hassan

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in whose café you've been
engaged as an entertainer.


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