War and Peace
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:09:01
- Come along.
- Father, you can't do this!

:09:02
What do you mean?
The settee?

:09:05
If you left that here, those three men
wouldn't have to stay here...

:09:08
- and become prisoners of the French!
- What three men?

:09:11
But of course!
:09:14
If we leave the settee behind, I don't
know what will happen to your mother.

:09:17
- I'll speak to mother.
- Back into the house with it!

:09:20
You three are to come with us
on that cart, please.

:09:30
Sir, your men must make themselves
at home in my house.

:09:33
Count, please help us.
:09:34
Is there no room in one of your carts
for this poor fellow?

:09:36
Of course.
:09:59
Hurry. Hurry.
:10:02
- Oh, my.
- Oh, those men, Papa.

:10:03
I know.
It's very sad.

:10:06
- Still, in a war...
- We must take them with us.

:10:09
Papa, we're going
to unload everything...

:10:11
and take every man
who's able to travel.

:10:14
You're right.
So very right.

:10:19
Take those back.
Put that down.

:10:22
Vasilich, unload all the carts.
:10:24
- Unload?
- Do as you're told.

:10:26
You can tell your men
we'll find room for them all.

:10:28
Thank you, sir.
:10:29
- Papa!
- Come along now!

:10:33
Take this off.
Take it all down.

:10:35
Unload the carts.
:10:37
Unload this cart completely.
Take it all down.

:10:40
- Overboard with that.
- Take all that down.

:10:42
You, come here.
:10:44
Take down that terrible table.
Leave it behind. We don't need it.

:10:47
Empty the cart straightaway.
:10:49
All of this out.
You, come here and help.

:10:52
Ilya, what is this?
They're unloading everything.

:10:57
To make room for the wounded,
my dear.

:10:59
But these are our things.

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