:19:01
...west of Constantinople.
- Yes, but it is shaky.
:19:05
Yes, we have French infantry
and German cavalry.
:19:09
Our currency is Spanish, but my
nephew is the sultan of Morocco.
:19:15
And it is as it shall be.
:19:21
Well, if you wish it to stay that way...
:19:26
...then I implore you
to send your French infantry...
:19:29
...and your German cavalry into the Rif
and bring our people back.
:19:34
Better to serve the leopards
than the fox.
:19:38
I am only a servant of the sultan, the
chosen one, the defender of the faithful.
:19:42
I can make no such decision.
:19:48
Very well then, we shall seek
an audience with the sultan himself.
:19:52
He will not see you...
:19:55
...unless it pleases him.
:19:57
Now listen here,
we represent a modern power!
:20:00
We're talking about Marines,
battleships, big guns.
:20:03
- We are not fooling about.
- Richard.
:20:06
We are not here to make threats...
:20:09
...merely entreaties.
:20:12
Now tell me, bashaw, what would
please the sultan? Gold?
:20:20
More bicycles?
:20:23
- Another carriage?
- Lions.
:20:27
Lions would please the sultan.
:20:30
Lions are noble.
:20:32
Very well.
:20:33
Mr. Dreighton will leave this afternoon
for Fez with a pair of lions.
:20:40
Lions?