Lawrence of Arabia
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:55:01
I wonder if they'd offer that much
for me.

:55:06
What about next year?
Will they still come back?

:55:10
I wouldn't be surprised.
:55:12
-They think he's a kind of prophet.
-They do or he does?

:55:30
-Now may I speak?
-Yes.

:55:33
One more failure and you will find
yourself alone.

:55:38
-I do not include myself.
-I do not include the others.

:55:41
So say they love you.
:55:44
The more reason to be thrifty
with them.

:55:47
Give them something to do
that can be done. But you, no.

:55:50
They must move mountains,
walk on water.

:55:52
That's right. That's right.
:55:56
Who are you to know what can be done?
:55:59
If we'd done what you thought could
be done, we'd be in Yenbo now.

:56:03
Whatever I ask them to do can be done.
They know that if you don't.

:56:09
Do you think I'm just anybody?
:56:12
Do you?
:56:17
My friends, who will walk on water
with me?

:56:23
-Who will come with me into Deraa?
-Deraa is garrisoned.

:56:28
Will you take 20 against 2000?
:56:30
-I'll go by myself if I have to.
-Why?

:56:34
I told the English generals...
:56:36
...the Arab revolt would be in Deraa
when they'd be in Jerusalem.

:56:40
Or perhaps you are here...
:56:42
...for the English generals.
:56:46
Who says this?
:56:48
Rumour.
:56:50
That is not an argument.
:56:53
Oh, argument.
:56:55
This afternoon I will take
the Arab revolt into Deraa...

:56:59
...while the Arabs argue.

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