The Wind and the Lion
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1:18:02
Obviously, you relish jokes in view of
your approval of the Gummere report.

1:18:07
I try to go along with them, John.
1:18:10
I suppose a declaration of war
would be a joke too?

1:18:15
You have to admit,
it would be entertaining.

1:18:17
A barrel of laughs.
1:18:19
Have you any idea of the risk
you're running?

1:18:24
Have you any idea of the territory
I'd be gaining?

1:18:27
Theodore.
1:18:32
You're dangerous.
1:18:35
You might even shoot somebody.
1:18:37
Accidentally, I mean.
1:18:39
John, I'd never shoot anyone
accidentally. I need their votes.

1:18:43
Madness.
1:18:53
- Madness.
- Sir?

1:18:55
Utter madness.
1:19:07
Why are you closing your left eye?
You told us to shoot with both eyes open.

1:19:11
The light bothers me.
I can't see out of that eye anymore.

1:19:14
- What do you mean?
- I'm blind in my left eye.

1:19:16
- Since when?
- Saturday. Boxing.

1:19:22
Now don't say anything
to Edith about it. Do you hear?

1:19:25
Maybe it'll go away.
1:19:28
And don't let anyone come up
on my left side either.

1:19:32
Father, is Raisuli a real pirate?
1:19:34
Yes, Quentin, he's the last
of the Barbary pirates.

1:19:37
Why do you say that?
1:19:39
Well, the world is fast outgrowing
pirates, of that sort anyway.

1:19:43
Do you know any others?
1:19:44
Yes, J.P. Morgan.
He's the only other real pirate I know.

1:19:47
I hope you have him brought
before you in chains.

1:19:50
- J.P. Morgan? I should hardly think so.
- No, have Raisuli brought before you.

1:19:54
I should like to see that.
1:19:55
Oh, I should like to see him too,
but not in chains.

1:19:59
Let's have the Winchester, Alice.

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