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Now, here are the mops, and....
Here.
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-Are these me mops?
-Right. Your brushes.
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And me brushes?
:32:09
-And me mops.
-That's right.
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What do you want me to do with them?
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I think you know what to do with them,
Father. Look for dust and dirt.
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If I find any dust or dirt...
:32:25
...l go over them with this mop.
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That's right.
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Now, I suggest you start off...
:32:32
...with the brasses on the doors.
:32:34
There's that door there.
Then the door that's open.
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And then there's this door here....
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Here's your polish.
And duster.
:32:50
History could well be made under
this roof over the next few days.
:32:55
Each and every one of you...
:32:57
...can be proud of the role
you will play on this occasion.
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Imagine yourself
the head of a battalion...
:33:06
... even if it is only filling
the hot-water bottles.
:33:10
Each one has his own
particular duty...
:33:12
... or her particular duty,
as the cap fits.
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Polished brass, brilliant silver,
mahogany shining like a mirror.
:33:20
That is the welcome we will show
these foreign visitors...
:33:24
... to let them know
they are in England...
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... where order and tradition
still prevail.
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Thank you, Brian.