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# Reveille
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Wake up, you dogs! Wake up!
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Wake up you Wake up!
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Come on you sons of dogs!
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Sleeping will stop now!
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What anre you doing? Hey you wake up!
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- Good morning, sir.
- Oh, good morning, Simpson.
:18:21
- It appears is time to rise, sir.
- Oh, thank you very much. Where's the tea?
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- There doesn't seem to be any served yet, sir.
- Oh.
:18:27
Well, in that case, run my bath, would you?
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I regret to inform you, sir,
that I've been unable to find a bath.
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- No baths?
- No, sir. I'm given to understand that...
:18:36
- Oh, dare I say it, sir?
- Please dare.
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That one uses a horse trough outside, sir.
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Oh, well, in that case, run my trough.
:18:46
Thank you, Clotski.
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(Yawns)
:18:51
Is nice to be back. The simple comforts.
:18:56
That was a rough patrol you had, Sergeant.
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They don't come any rougher, Clotski.
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Six days, six nights on the job...
takes a lot out of a man.
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You bet. You bet.
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You know, Sergeant, is incredible.
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You do all that walking,
and not a grain of sand in your boots.
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Yeah, when I do what I do,
I do it with my boots off.
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(Cheering and wolf-whistling)
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(Laughter)
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Ah, is good to be back!
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Look out on the old parade grounds and see...
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What the hell is that?
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I must be seeing things!
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They're the two new ones. Came in yesterday.
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What do they think this is? A health spa?
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What anre they? Newlyweds onr something?
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They're English, Sergeant.
You know the English? They're half nuts.
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By the time I'm finished with them,
they'll be whole nuts.
:19:52
Boy I'm looking fonrwanrd to tnraining those two
:19:55
I haven't had anything as good to work on
since that other limey was here.
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- What was his name?
- Beau Legs.