Pursuit to Algiers
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Don't worry.
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I'll return the necklace.
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And I assure that
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the reward the
insurance company
has offered is yours

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and will more than
make up to you

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for any loss you may incur
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by the cancellation
of the Hassan contract,

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and will enable
you to go home to...

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Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn.
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Well, I knew a most
charming man who
lived there once.

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He's now a resident
in Sing-Sing prison.

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You know, I'm not
going to have to

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carry this briefcase
around with me any more.

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How can I ever thank you?
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If you really
must thank me,

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please do so by singing
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Dr. Watson's song
for him, will you?

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You're a darling.
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Extraordinary sight.
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Elementary my dear fellow,
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and very pleasant.
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Flow gently Sweet Afton,
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among thy green braes.
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Flow gently, I sing thee
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a song in thy praise.
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My Mary's asleep
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by the murmuring stream.
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Flow, gently Sweet Afton,
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disturb not her dream.
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Good evening.
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Oh, that looks
very nice, Steward.

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May I help you?
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No, I want to put these
favors around myself.

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I want to
rearrange the seating.

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See, I'm using
them as place cards.

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And I put the
name on each.

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That nice, fat gentleman,
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it was his suggestion.
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Hope nothing goes wrong.
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Nothing will go wrong
this time, my dear Mirko.


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