The Four Feathers
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For your time.
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Can you speak Arabic?
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I can learn.
:33:12
Yes, but can you learn
to look like an Arab?

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If the Mahdi's men find you...
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I'm taking a caravan of whores
up to Korti next week.

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Come and see me then.
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Left, right, left, right,
left, right, left.

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Thank you.
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Left, right, left, right,
left, right, left.

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Congratulations, Jack.
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I've decided
to give you a few weeks' leave.

:33:34
Every report I receive
singles you out for praise.

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You and several other officers
will be going to London

:33:43
to convince Parliament
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and the public opinion
that it's high time

:33:46
this government ordered us
out of Korti

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to rescue General Gordon.
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With your permission, I'd rather
stay here with the regiment.

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Why?
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I don't feel
I've done my duty yet.

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I wouldn't want
to let the others down.

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Permission refused.
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Sir, why me?
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Because you're a hero, Jack.
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With all due respect, sir
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I don't think
we've been fighting long enough

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to have any heroes
in this campaign.

:34:29
Shut up!
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Keep them quiet, Saadi!
What do I pay you for?!

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They are princesses.
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Can you imagine
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even the savages have royalty?
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But the British soldiers
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pay me three dirham
an hour for them.

:34:55
Well worth the trip to Korti.
:34:57
Is this the Mahdi's territory?

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