The Wind and the Lion
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- Beautiful!
- It is quite extraordinary.

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You may sit.
:43:25
- You wish to discuss the Raisuli?
- Yes.

:43:28
Have you made any contact
with his people?

:43:30
He wishes for the return
of the woman Pedecaris...

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...that he be granted the lands
of the Rif by formal decree...

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...and that the bashaw of Tangier's
head be presented in a golden jar.

:43:42
- He didn't ask for money?
- Yes, but that is honorable.

:43:45
- You have offered to pay it?
- Do not distress me by such a question.

:43:49
See here, we will have
our people back and right quick...

:43:52
...or we will do something about it!
- I will not endure this treatment!

:43:55
Have you ever heard
of the big stick, sultan?

:43:58
There are squadrons of warships
in your coastal waters.

:44:01
In days there will be Marines, cavalry
and artillery to enforce my demands.

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Now, my country wants the woman
Pedecaris alive or Raisuli dead!

:44:10
You cannot talk to the defender
of the faithful in this manner!

:44:15
You do not understand it!
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It is so difficult to be sultan.
You do not understand.

:44:26
What do you know of this Raisuli?
:44:31
He is a wonderful man,
a servant of God.

:44:35
But he is a brigand
and a criminal as well.

:44:37
He taught me to shoot a rifle
when I was 5 years old.

:44:40
- You know him?
- He is my uncle.

:44:44
But the bashaw in Tangier
is your uncle.

:44:46
They are both my uncles.
They are brothers.

:44:50
It is so difficult to be sultan.
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You foreigners do not understand.

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