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You can't do this to me.
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You've been telling lies to the squire
about me.
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I'm as fit to do a good day's work as
ever I was.
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Oh, come the old soldier with me. Just
get out.
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I was casual gardening for the squire.
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Long before you came here.
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For too long, Donovan.
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You're getting old and lazy.
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You're just not worth the money the
squire's been paying you.
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Here, think yourself lucky and get out.
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I'll not leave until I see the squire.
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We'll see about that, Paxton.
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Good boy, Beauty.
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Get out!
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Goodbye, beauty.
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You keep that animal away from us,
Master Gordon, or I'll get the squire to
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with you.
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Thank you, boy.
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That's just what my own old horse,
Hector, would have done.
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The squire never gave you orders to push
him about like that. Now, look here,
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you. All right, all right.
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I'm going.
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No need to get the lad into trouble.
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Very clever the way you got rid of that
old fool, Donovan.
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Yeah.
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Yes, now I got him just where I want
him. What's that?
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It's a button I pulled off his coat in
the struggle just now.
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You're a card, all right, and no
mistake.
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Morning, Corporal Donovan.
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Morning, Doctor.
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Hello, boy.
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Beauty seems to like you.
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You know, it's untanny, Doctor.
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It's hard to use it just like my old
Hector.
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Best horse I ever had.
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Right down to that little flash in the
corner.
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What happened to him?
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They're under me in the charge.
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The light brigade.
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Kevin tells me you've lost your job at
Squire Armstrong's.
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Fred's old, Doctor.
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You know, it's the injustice of it. Paul
Rogers wanted that job for that pal of
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his, Paxton.
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Anyway, it's about time I was moving on.
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Well, um, while you're making up your
mind, there are a few odd jobs around
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Cottage you could do, if you want.
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Well, thank you, Doctor.
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I'd work for my rations.
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I owe this fellow here a favor.
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I'd like to see a bit more of them
before I move headquarters.
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light brigade, surrounded by the enemy.
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Trouble was, the general misunderstood
his orders, and instead of trying to
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recapture these guns here,
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we was ordered to attack the main force
at the end of the valley.
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I suppose you got a medal then.
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Medals aren't everything, lad.
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Why don't you shut up?
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During that Crimean campaign, we were
often short of fodder for the horses.
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Some of them died of starvation.
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Enough to break a man's heart.
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My old Hector used to look at me
reproachful -like.
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But I think he understood somehow.
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Sometimes wondered how he had the
strength to carry me through the charge.
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he did, and finally, too, until that
shell hit him.
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What happened then?
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Well, us Lancers were in the first line
of attack, so we took the full brunt of
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the Russian cannonade.
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We were right on the guns when Hector
fell.
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Thirteenth Dragoons were with us.
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I managed to mount a riderless horse
belonging to one of their chaps who had
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fallen.
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Right through the artillery we went.
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And there in front of us was the Cossack
cavalry.
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Keep together, lads. You ought to tap in
Morris and be charged again.
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What happened then was like a... like a
nightmare.
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Smoke, confusion, dying, wounded men
everywhere.
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How did he get back to the British
lines?
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He walked, I suppose.
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That's exactly what I had to do, Sonny.
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Right down that valley of death.
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140 on the 17th there were when we
attacked.
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Only 35 returned and three officers.
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Not many horses.
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Well, Beauty, my lad, you were lucky not
to be in that campaign, weren't you?
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He certainly was.
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Come on, boys, off you go. It's bedtime.
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Good night, Corporal. Good night,
Donovan.
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Well, Corporal, you seem to have made
some new friends at your cottage. I
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Doctor. This fellow here in particular.
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Though I have my doubts about that young
Albert.
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Well, Albert was born sceptic.
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Kevin has a great admiration for you,
though.
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Look, there isn't a spare room in the
house, but you're very welcome to bed
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here, if you like.
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Oh, thank you, Doctor, but I have my own
place down by the lake.
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And it's a fine night.
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Well, I'll just do a bit of clearing up
before I go.
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As you wish.
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Good night. Good night, Thompson.
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Thank you.
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What on earth has happened, sir?
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Damn it, man, it's obvious, isn't it?
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You'd better get somebody down to Five
Oaks Police Station.
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Yes, Squire, I'll get P .C. Dickens to
come straight back with me.
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That's odd, sir.
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What is?
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On your desk, that button.
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It's a military button.
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Morning, Mr. Dickens.
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Morning, Master Gordon.
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Can't stop for a chat, I'm afraid.
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I'm off to make an arrest.
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And for a Donovan.
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Burgled the Squire's place last night,
he did.
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What? I don't believe it.
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It's true.
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Made off with a lot of valuables.
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I'll miss me off.
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Goodbye.
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Come on, Beauty. We must warn Donovan.
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Oh, young Kevin, what's up with you,
lad?
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I just met Mr. Dickens. He's coming to
arrest you.
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Arrest me?
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What for?
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There was a break -in at the hall last
night.
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The news is all over Five Oaks. The
squire says you did it.
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You see?
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Did you do it, Corporal? Of course I
didn't.
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You must hurry. Mr. Dickens will be here
in a minute.
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Thank goodness he hasn't got a horse.
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I could have done with a bit of
breakfast.
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Thank you, lad.
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I'll keep in contact.
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Get through the enemy's line somehow.
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Good luck.
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I don't know what disposed you to give
the old rogue work here.
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I had no reason to suspect him of
criminal intentions, Mr. Ansel.
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Come on, boys.
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I should have thought the fellow's
appearance was enough to damn him. His
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appearance? But you employed him as a
gardener, didn't you?
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His work was quite satisfactory, wasn't
it?
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Yes.
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Well, I heard him escape on a horse.
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And it's my belief that he came here to
get friendly with that animal of yours.
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And took him out after you were all abed
to help him in the burglary.
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Uh, Kevin.
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When you took Beauty out this morning,
did he look as though he'd been ridden
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again last night?
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No, he was spotless.
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The fellow could have groomed him again
after bringing him back.
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He seems a bit tall to me.
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I'm convinced... Ah, Squire.
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There's no point in your hanging around
here, Dickens.
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If you haven't picked up that rogue by
this evening, you'll have some
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to do.
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Yes, Squire, I'm strong, sir.
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I assure you, sir, everything in my
power will be done.
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No soul will be left unturned. Well, get
on with it.
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I'd better get some of my own men out
looking for him, too.
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That fool on his bicycle isn't going to
get very far.
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Come on.
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Do you think they'll catch him? I hope
not.
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Blimey. Were you up there all the time?
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I was, matey.
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Best place for me.
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They wouldn't think of looking for me
here, would they, huh?
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I suppose not. An old trick.
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Landed in India during the mutiny.
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I'm separated from my patrol.
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Head out in one of the enemy's own
camps. The large chaps can buy and
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it. Did you do the burglary, Donovan?
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Serve Squire Armstrong right if you did.
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No, young Albert.
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I did not.
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Well, somebody did. On a horse. And they
said it was you on Black Beauty.
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Look, Sonny, I haven't ridden a horse
since I left the army.
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Not at all sure I could even get on one
now.
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Wait a minute. When I came to warn you
this morning... That's when you went on
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Beauty. I saw her coming out of
Mountswood.
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I've never seen him riding out that
early in the morning. Is he you?
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No. What was he doing amongst wood, I
wonder, huh?
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You think it was him, Donovan? I
shouldn't be surprised.
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Him and that slimy pal of his.
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So that's why they're in the woods. Him
and Paxton were shearing out the loot.
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They could have hidden it there, if it
was them, that is. What about the old
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prairie ruins?
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It's a chance.
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Look, Corporal, why don't we go and have
a look around, just in case? Will you,
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Raz?
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Good.
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Now, look, don't get in any trouble or
danger. The doctor'd never forgive me.
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Just have a quick look -see and then
report back here to me at headquarters.
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Shouldn't take you more than an hour.
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No skirmish is mine. Just a
reconnaissance, huh? Right, Coppola.
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Found anything, Albert?
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No, there's nothing around here.
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The old hollow tree.
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Nothing there but no shit. Wait a
minute.
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There was no old stone when we came bird
nesting.
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That's right.
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Help me get it out.
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Look, he's there.
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Hey there, you two.
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What do you think you're doing?
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Nothing, mister.
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You are getting... After them, Paxton.
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They're going this way. Right, I'll head
them off the other way.
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Where are the little varmints? They're
over here.
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I got one.
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Right,
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this way. Come on.
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Here they are.
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Here they are.
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Albert.
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I don't know where they are, Doctor.
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I haven't seen them for over an hour.
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Some mischief, I suppose.
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Never mind, I really came back for some
medicines.
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these young troopers yourself.
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Go on back now, boy. Go on back. There's
a good horse.
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Go on back. The doctor'll be mad if you
don't.
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Look, I've got to find these two lads.
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I haven't all day to stand here having
polite conversation with you.
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You mean you want to help me, huh?
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It's a long time since I sat on a big,
handsome fellow like you.
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Looks like we lost them.
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Must be around here somewhere.
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Well, they can't be far.
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Keep a sharp eye. I've packed them.
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Ah, that. A little trick I learned in
the Indian mutiny.
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Excuse me.
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What was that? It came from over here.
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I heard something there.
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It's a broken cover. We'll soon catch
him now.
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Donovan!
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Donovan!
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Come on.
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Over here, lad.
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Over here.
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Get behind me, lad.
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I'll deal with them.
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Look at the old fool.
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Look at him.
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Still playing at soldiers, Donovan?
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What are you going to do, Corporal?
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Where's the rest of the Light Brigade,
Donovan?
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By the right.
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Advance.
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Go on, Corporal. Go and get them.
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John!
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I told you he was really there, Albert.
252
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You know, even my old Hector would have
been proud of that.
253
00:20:11,720 --> 00:20:14,260
Let's have these leaving Cossacks
rounded up.
254
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Three kids for life again!
255
00:20:18,560 --> 00:20:19,560
It's it! Hooray!
256
00:20:20,060 --> 00:20:21,220
It's it! Hooray!
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It's it!
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Hooray!
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It's my
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beauty, my boy.
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You know, lads, it was an honor to have
ridden him.
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We're proud you did, Corporal. And I'm
grateful to you.
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For rescuing the boys.
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I'm sorry I didn't believe you, Corporal
Donovan, about being in charge of the
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Light Brigade and having won the medal
and all.
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Oh, yes.
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That medal.
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Well, I think that somebody here
deserves a medal, don't you?
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Here you are, boy.
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For bravery and action.
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Well, time I was going.
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Will we see you again, Corporal?
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Oh, you can bank on that. I'll be
through here next spring.
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Now, we want that to be a promise, don't
we, Lance?
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Of course it's a promise.
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Got to see this fellow again, haven't I?
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You
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know
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what this medal is, don't you?
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What, Father?
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It's the Victoria Cross, the highest
award for bravery that there is.
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Thank you.
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