:14:01
My manner. It looks insubordinate,
but it isn't.
:14:05
I can't make out whether you're
bad-mannered or just half-witted.
:14:09
-I have the same problem, sir.
-Shut up.
:14:12
The Arab Bureau thinks you
would be of use to them in Arabia.
:14:15
Why, I can't imagine.
:14:17
You can't perform
your present duties properly.
:14:20
" I cannot fiddle, but I can make
a great state from a little city."
:14:24
-What?
-Themistocles, sir.
:14:27
-A Greek philosopher.
-I know you've been well-educated.
:14:30
It says so in your dossier.
:14:35
You're the kind of creature
I can't stand, Lawrence.
:14:40
But I suppose I could be wrong.
:14:43
All right, Dryden.
You can have him for six weeks.
:14:45
Who knows? It might even
make a man of him. Come in!
:14:51
Yes, what is it?
:14:52
The convoy will be in
Port Said tomorrow night.
:14:55
-Is that certain?
-Yes, sir.
:14:58
There doesn't seem to be
any artillery.
:15:00
But there must be artillery!
:15:06
Sir, this is something
of an expedition.
:15:09
He has to get to Yenbo, find a guide,
find the Arabs and then get back.
:15:13
He can't do that in six weeks.
:15:17
-Two months, then.
-Three.
:15:20
All right, three. Now, will you
let me do some work, Mr. Dryden?
:15:24
Thank you, sir.
:15:28
I'd like to say, sir,
that I am gratef ul for this.
:15:31
Shut up and get out.
:15:39
Sir?
:15:46
How can I fight a bloody war
without bloody artillery?
:15:50
-How did you do it?
-Might better ask why I bothered to.
:15:54
-Because I'm the man for the job.
-I just wonder about that.
:15:57
Of course I am.
What is the job, by the way?