Mister Roberts
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''...of the recreational facilities of this port.''
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That means liberty!
:53:08
-That don't mean liberty?
-That's exactly what it means.

:53:11
Somebody must have been drunk
to send us to a liberty port.

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-The old man seen them orders?
-Saw them before l did.

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Elysium, where is that?
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''Elysium is the largest
of the Limbo lslands.

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''lt's often referred to
as the Polynesian paradise.

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''Vanilla, sugar, cocoa, coffee, phosphates
and rum are the chief exports.''

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Rum! Did you hear that?
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''Elysium City, its capital,
is a beautiful metropolis...

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''...of palm-lined boulevards, handsome
public buildings and colorful stucco homes.

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''Since 1900, its population has remained
remarkably constant at about 30,000.''

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Wait till we get there!
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Go on, Mr. Roberts, go on.
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''Elysium harbor, offering
excellent anchorage and docking facilities...

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''...is surrounded on three sides
by beautiful, green, cloud-covered hills.

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''The natives are noted
for their congeniality and hospitality.''

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Nice port, huh, Mr. Roberts?
:54:58
We finally made it, Mr. Roberts!

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