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1:15:09
I say, sir, are... are we too late?
1:15:13
# Arabic music
1:15:20
Well, I've heard this sort of music before.
Is for a wedding celebration.

1:15:25
- Oh, is that all?
- Ja, is when the chief is taking another wife.

1:15:29
Good luck to him. He's got twelve already!
1:15:31
And another wife...
1:15:34
Number thirteen? Lady Jane?
1:15:36
- Oh, no!
- Now, don't panic, sir. It may not be too late.

1:15:39
Er, Kommandant, sir,
is it a before or an after celebration?

1:15:43
Before.
It is to wish the chief an abundant harvest.

1:15:46
Is called The Song Of The Oats.
1:15:49
Oh, no! Les hurry, before is too late.
1:15:56
There she is!
1:16:00
There is still time. This music is to wish the chief
great virility and endurance.

1:16:06
The day of the morrow,
we march on Sidi-bel-Abbès!

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(Cheering)
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But the night of tonight,
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to manrk younr gallant victonry
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l, your chief,
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will take another wife to bosom.
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ALL: Aah!
1:16:30
Go to my tent.
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The hour of your fulfilment approaches.
1:16:36
- Oh, look here, do I have to be fulfilled?
- Take her!

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Oh! (Yelps)
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(Laughter)
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My people,
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the time is nigh!
1:16:48
I wish mine was.
I could use a nigh old time right now.

1:16:53
Come, we will try and work our way round
and up under the back of her tent.

1:16:57
But she isn't wearing one.
1:16:58
SHEIKH ABULBUL: . . Anre all with us

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