:22:23
- Old Max sure knows how to live.
- The fanciest lodge hall l ever seen!
:22:35
- Hey, come on down here!
- What's at this end?
:22:39
Aren't you going to join us, monsieur?
:22:41
- The emperor built quite a palace.
- You know its history?
:22:46
We had books in the South...
:22:48
And one or two homes that once
might have stood beside all this.
:22:52
Once?
:22:54
There's nothin' ever destroyed
that can't be rebuilt.
:22:57
Perhaps... if a man
wants to badly enough.
:23:01
l didn't come down here for the ride.
:23:05
Aw, come one, take just
a little bite! Come on!
:23:11
- What do you suppose is wrong with her?
- Try approaching 'em downwind.
:23:15
Oh, gentlemen.
:23:20
May l present Captain Danette?
Monsieur Erin, Monsieur Trane.
:23:24
You'll find something in common
with this gentleman.
:23:27
As a soldier, he fought with
the American Confederate Army.
:23:30
Then l feel we'll have little in common.
:23:32
You see, l've never fought
with a losing side.
:23:36
That's cos you ain't ever fought him!
:23:39
He has you there, Captain, l assure you.
:23:42
Excuse me. The captain will
take care of your needs from now on.
:23:45
Tell Max we're waitin'!
:23:48
Your acquaintance with
etiquette amazes me, monsieur.
:23:51
l had no idea you knew
which hand to use.
:23:57
When l was no higher than
a hound dog's tail on point,