A Countess from Hong Kong
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Then you'll go as you are.
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In your pyjamas?
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- Take off those pyjamas.
- Would that look nice?

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Take off those pyjamas
or I'll tear them off.

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- Oh!
- You heard what I said.

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- Take 'em off.
- Oh, please, my nerves.

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- Take them off.
- Oh, this is silly.

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- You'll see how silly this is.
- Oh!

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Ah!
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Take 'em off.
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Oh, please. Do you want me
to call the Captain?

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Oh, but really.
What are we doing?

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Ooh! Ooh! Oh, dear!
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You'll get off this boat if l...
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Who is it?
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It's Crawford, sir.
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Come in, ladies and gentlemen.
Please be seated.

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- How do you do?
- Good morning.

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- Good morning.
- Good morning.

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Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce
His Excellency, Ogden Mears?

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- How do you do?
- Good morning. How many
in your party, Mr Mears?

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There are three of us,
Mr Crothers, Mr Crawford and myself.

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- I understand you've been made
Ambassador to Saudi Arabia.
- Yes, that's right.

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Are you going
directly there now?

:39:36
No, I'll go to Washington
for the usual formalities.

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- Is your wife going with you?
- I hope so.

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Mr Ambassador,
what is your solution for peace?

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The solution for peace
lies in man himself.

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In this atomic age
and the power of military might...

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- Wait, I'll get you a towel.
- Liberty, freedom and justice...

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are generalities that have been
quoted as an excuse for aggression.


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