The Man Who Would Be King
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:32:10
-What´s the charge?
-No charge.

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This chief from Agatsi which
viIIage have fire...

:32:16
...and suppIy of grains go up in smoke.
He want permission...

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...to raid another viIIage for
to steaI grain.

:32:24
They don´t have to raid and they won´t
starve. Make a procIamation.

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-What number is it?
-Thirty-one, my Iord.

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Each viIIage wiII bring
one-tenth of its crop here...

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...to my royaI city of SikanderguI
where same wiII be stored.

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Henceforth, any viIIage
suffering from privation...

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...shaII have grain issued
in accordance with its needs.

:32:48
I now pronounce this Iaw enacted.
SeIah.

:32:51
I pronounce a recess in this durbar.
:32:54
-Yes, my Iord.
-Peachy.

:33:01
If we´re gonna make
it stick that I´m a god...

:33:05
...you ought to bow when you pass
in front of me Iike everybody eIse.

:33:12
-AII right, Danny.
-Understand?

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-For appearances´ sake.
-Yeah.

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-No offense?
-No, no, of course not, Danny.

:33:31
You have to take your
hat off to Daniel Dravot.

:33:34
He dealt out justice
as though he wrote the book.

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Peachy was general of his armies, but
there was no more battles to fight.

:33:44
Danny had him build a bridge that would
span the chasm below the Holy City.

:33:49
It´d help keep Peachy occupied
until the spring came.


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