1:19:02
-There's a price on my head too.
-But these are murderers.
1:19:06
The sheiks will hang these men.
1:19:08
These men are mine.
1:19:10
Lawrence, these things know
nothing of the Arab revolt.
1:19:15
-You, Ghitan of Aleppo.
-Sherif?
1:19:18
-Where do we ride?
-Damascus, sherif.
1:19:21
Aye, but for what?
1:19:23
Sherif, for Lawrence.
1:19:28
-You have bought these things.
-I bought half the men here, Ali.
1:19:32
That is different.
These are not ordinary men.
1:19:35
I don't want ordinary men. Hut!
1:19:41
Damascus!
1:19:43
Damascus! Damascus!
1:19:46
Damascus! Damascus!
1:20:21
Very well, gentlemen. The cavalry's
gone through Mazril and Deraa.
1:20:25
Very good, by the way.
Very good indeed. Now your turn.
1:20:28
If the enemy's retreating in
any order, which we'll assume--
1:20:32
Certainly.
1:20:33
He can't be far from Mallud...
1:20:35
...in which case I can have him
within range by 0900 hours tomorrow.
1:20:40
Splendid. Philip.
1:20:42
These are the last infantry supports
going up now.
1:20:45
But Mallud, we could have
the fusiliers there by Wednesday.
1:20:49
That'll do for now.
The guns are what matter.
1:20:53
Any questions?
1:20:54
This Arab army on the right, sir,
what's it consist of?
1:20:59
Irregular cavalry, sir. About 2000.