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Ready, Mr. Rue.
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When you are.
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Well.
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It's true.
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Thank you.
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Nice girls working in the embassy.
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Do I understand, Mr. Rule, that none of
the girls is suitable?
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Well, if I'm going to take the
assignment, I would say that's exactly
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want to send.
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We need a professional.
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She does not look so much like me.
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Well, that's not quite so important as
the fact that she's ideal for the job.
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Despite the fact that at this moment
she's on holiday.
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I'm sure you can arrange to get her here
on time.
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3 ,000 miles in an afternoon.
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And secretly.
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Why not?
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Mr. Rood, our whole Air Force consists
of three short -range bombers.
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Short -range.
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But the strategic position of your
country means that the big powers are
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anxious to be friendly. Why don't we
just see how friendly?
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Perhaps you are right, Mr. Rood.
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Medina put me through two calls.
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One to the American embassy and one to
the embassy of the Soviet Union.
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You better have a good reason for this.
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A very, very good reason.
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All right, Harry, just explain.
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Here you are on holiday on my yacht.
There I was, lying on a beach, minding
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own business, just listening to the
surf.
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And now, thanks to the combined efforts
of Harry Rule and the World Superpowers,
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there's a whole continent between me and
that beach. Why?
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That's a good question, and a long one.
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I'll give you the answer in just a
moment when I introduce you to someone.
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This is Madame Roux.
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The President's wife.
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So long way from home, Madame.
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Ah, not at all, Confessor.
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I am staying at our embassy here for a
reason.
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My husband is no longer young,
Confessor.
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For the past year, he has been a very
sick man.
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I've seen the press reports.
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His doctors have recommended urgent
treatment by specialists in this
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So you brought him over here?
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Not yet.
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Until suitable precautions have been
made, I dare not.
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You dare not?
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There's a rumor around they're going to
attempt to kidnap the president when he
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gets here. Have you any idea who could
be behind it?
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My husband has his share of enemies at
home, Composer.
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The danger is from both sides.
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The extreme left and the extreme right.
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Madame Roux wants us to help get the
president here safely.
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Yes, well, it's all right so far, Harry,
but why haul me back from holiday? I
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mean, couldn't you handle it yourself?
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Well, I suppose I could, but somehow I
don't think the airport press would
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that I was Madame Roux when the
president flies in tomorrow.
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Dig?
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Dig.
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Rough ride, Caroline?
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Like a trip on a steel trampoline.
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Well, don't blame me.
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Blame Harry.
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He said to make it look good.
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It'll look good.
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All right, Mr. Rule. No more questions
for the moment.
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We'll post roadblocks for the ambulance.
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On an island this size, we shouldn't
have to...
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Very convincing.
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Think it lit the evening vapors?
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It was a good idea.
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You gave it to me.
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Me? When you mentioned the threat of
kidnapping, I thought we ought to do it
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first. A red herring for the real
extremists to chase.
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Meanwhile, the president will be taken
safely to shore. When does your charter
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yard arrive?
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In about an hour.
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Good. The ambulance will be there to
meet it. The doctor will take the
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directly to the clinic. Doctor?
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One of us.
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To help in any way we can.
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You are very considerate.
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Paddy, what is it? Our ambulance is in
trouble. You're nearer. Get down to the
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marina, fast.
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The ambulance is in trouble.
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Come on, let's go.
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Good morning, we've been called out on
an emergency.
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What?
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Take them back to the embassy.
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This way, please.
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Come into the car.
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We were too late. They've got the
president.
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Is that the ambulance?
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The emergency signal's still working.
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Let's go find them.
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Right.
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Ah, they must be in the house.
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President is a sick man. We don't know
how sick. Can we risk a straight break
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-in? Negative.
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Keep it under surveillance, Paul. They
have to make contact sooner or later.
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Right.
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This arrived this morning.
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Delivered by hand.
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I'm to go alone.
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No mention of rents.
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No.
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It's risky.
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My mind is made up.
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I do not know what their demands will
be, but if I do not do what they ask,
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will kill him.
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I must go to my husband.
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Has he gone inside?
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Yes, he has.
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And it looked like a rough reception.
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When do we go in? We go in in ten
minutes.
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Cover me.
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South Africa would be my guess, less
than five hours away.
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We'll need a fast boat to catch that. At
least 30 knots.
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They didn't have much choice.
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Yes, he's dead.
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How long ago?
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When did he die?
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About an hour before I contacted you.
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Three days ago.
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Yes. You've been through it all for a
dead man.
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I think we've been through it for one
very much alive woman. Yes, alive to the
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possibility of taking over from your
husband.
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You had to buy time.
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You had to keep the president alive as
far as the world was concerned until you
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could arrange to seize power.
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A week would have been enough.
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Replace the police chief.
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A new army commander.
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And then an announcement that the
president is dead.
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A state funeral.
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And by then you're too strong for anyone
to challenge you.
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I got a question.
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Why didn't you take him to the clinic?
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With your staff in attendance, your
secret would have been safe.
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Yes. With my staff in attendance.
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Oh, yeah, that's right.
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We had our doctor. He was in the
ambulance.
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He wouldn't have been fooled.
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So you arranged the kidnapping.
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You gave me the idea.
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All right, gentlemen, if you have no
objections, we will take her back.
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You did a good job, Skipper.
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I will second that.
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Oh, excuse me.
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Sure.
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Look, why don't you stick around for a
while? I'm going to take a couple days
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off. I'd appreciate a little female
companionship.
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I'll bet you would. Golden beaches?
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Long, cool drinks?
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Take a ride for two in a horse -drawn
carriage?
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Mm -hmm.
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Quiet little dinner under the stars.
What's the matter with that? All right.
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convinced me I will stay.
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Waiter.
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I know you too well.
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Huh?
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Mr. Rule, your chauffeur -driven car's
waiting for you.
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Yeah, I won't be needing it now. I'm
flying out soon.
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I'm very sorry to hear that.
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You mean that chauffeur -driven car?
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I'll take it.
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What's your name?
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Julie.
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Mine's Harry. I'm kind of new on the
island.
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Uh -huh. And I thought maybe you could
show me around.
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In the avenues and alleyways.
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