The Wind and the Lion
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1:25:01
...and the Raisuli and his followers
are to be granted the freedom...

1:25:05
...to travel in the cities
and marketplaces.

1:25:07
And last, all those held
in the dungeons of Mogador...

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...who swear fealty to Raisuli
shall be placed under Raisuli's care.

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This in return for the American woman
and her children.

1:25:21
It is the word of the American sultan
Roosevelt, and his honor.

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Even with treachery,
such an offer is impressive.

1:25:34
The American bashaw wished
that the Raisuli act in haste...

1:25:38
...as the Europeans aren't pleased.
- You must take their offer!

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Each day you keep us here...
1:25:44
...the Europeans use as an excuse
to land more troops.

1:25:47
Everything that you have fought for
is wasted!

1:25:50
They are using you, Raisuli!
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- You are becoming a dupe to them.
- Do not call the Raisuli a dupe!

1:25:56
- I do not need the counsel of women.
- The American woman is true.

1:25:59
Every day more Germans travel
to Fez.

1:26:02
They have guns that need wheels
to carry them.

1:26:04
What is stopping you?
Can't you see?

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It is no longer our concern.
1:26:10
The great powers want this land,
and they will fight for it.

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When they're done
there'll be nothing...

1:26:16
...not your mountains, nor your palace,
not pride, nor honor!

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It is a wind so strong
no tree can stand in it!

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And where there are no trees,
there is no shade from the sun.

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And what is land without shade
from the sun?

1:26:29
Desert.
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The desert I know very well.
1:26:33
Mrs. Pedecaris,
you speak like a Berber.

1:26:37
It must be the heat.
1:26:40
Why do you do this?
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I do not ordinarily ask the counsel
of any man...

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...let alone the counsel of women.
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You're not even one of my wives!
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I should certainly say not.
1:26:57
I am not!

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