:00:01
You may have trouble
with Kanchi.
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- Kanchi ? She'd never dare.
- [ Monks Chanting ]
:00:08
After all, he is a prince,
and she is what she is.
:00:13
Still, I expect she knows the story
of the prince and the beggar maid.
:00:17
We're at 40, 41 , 42,
:00:20
43, 44, 45, 46,
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4 7, 48, 49--
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When the general
gave us the deeds,
:00:29
our boundary line was to be
500 yards around the building.
:00:32
Right.
:00:34
- So the holy man
is living on our ground.
- He was here fîrst.
:00:37
Yes, but, Mr. Dean, I fînd
all these things very distracting.
:00:41
- Distracting ?
- Yes, disturbing.
:00:44
This clear air,
and the wind always blowing.
:00:48
And the mountain, and the holy man
sitting there day in, day out.
:00:52
And the people
coming to see him.
:00:54
They climb the path
by the house,
:00:57
and they stop and sit
and stare at us.
:00:59
- What do you want to do ?
- Ask the general to ask
the holy man to move.
:01:03
- It wouldn't be polite.
- I don't suppose the general
even knows he's there.
:01:07
Oh, yes he does. That old man
worries him quite a bit,
:01:10
particularly when he's
in the middle of his dinner...
:01:13
or when he's trying on
a new coat from London.
:01:16
- Why ?
- I suppose he feels
he ought to do likewise.
:01:19
And he wouldn't turn h/m out ?
:01:21
It'd be a bit awkward for the general
to turn out his own uncle.
:01:25
His uncle ?
:01:28
General Sir Krishna Rai,
KCVO, KCSI, CMG.
:01:31
He has several
foreign decorations too.
:01:34
He lent our general
the money to buy this place.
:01:38
I've never heard h/m talk.
They say he speaks perfect Engl/sh.
:01:41
Several other
European languages too.
:01:48
Does he never speak at all ?
:01:50
I've never heard him.
:01:52
When does he eat or sleep ?
:01:54
No one knows. He's always
in his place under the tree.
:01:57
People come miles to see him.