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Is that the contract?
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That's her.
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What now?
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Make contact, and then wait for an
answer.
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The answer's no.
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And we do it for real.
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When did these arrive?
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This morning, delivered by hand.
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Mr. Dukes found them in the office mail.
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And the phone call?
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30 minutes later.
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Brief, straight to the point.
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I have till midday tomorrow to give my
answer.
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Why your daughter, Sir Charles?
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The standards group are about to make a
series of international mergers.
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You mean takeovers?
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There have been several attempts by
certain parties to prevent it.
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If we carry on... My daughter, Vicky.
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may die.
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Well, that means she may have to be kept
hidden for months.
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Only till the end of this week. By then,
the first papers will be signed and
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nothing can stop us.
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Who are they? All we can tell you is
that the men they will hire will be
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professional and deadly.
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Why use us? Why not the police?
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Vicky must never know she's in danger.
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That's vital.
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Can you imagine the effect on a ten
-year -old girl?
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Okay, we've got a lot of things to do
and very little time to do.
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Thank you, Mr. Rule.
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Total protection for my daughter for six
days.
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hand in our history, but I do think that
a sudden upheaval like this is quite
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unnecessary in its most upsetting.
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I agree.
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Of course I don't doubt your
qualifications, Mr. Rule. After all, it
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child's privilege, and he's a very
determined man. Quite so, yes.
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Ah, Vicky, this is Mr. Rule.
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How do you do, Vicky?
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How do you do?
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Do I have to go?
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I'll miss tennis practice.
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And Jane's birthday on Friday. It's what
your father wishes.
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Well, if we're going, let's go.
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Oh, where's John? Oh, he's sick, miss.
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What's your name?
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Paul. You're new, aren't you? Yes, just
temporary, miss.
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I thought you weren't one of my father's
drivers.
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Afraid I misjudged that corner a bit,
miss. You nearly had us over.
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Be careful, miss. He's a god dog.
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Oh, he's gorgeous.
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What's his name?
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Major, miss.
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Oh, miss.
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This is Vicky.
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Hello. Hello. This is the housekeeper.
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Mrs. McGillicuddy.
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I'll show you to your room.
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Thank you, Mrs.
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McGillicuddy.
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Well, I fixed the window in the girls'
room.
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And I've checked all the other
fastenings.
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Good.
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Listen, we could rig up some alarms.
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Yeah, have them go off in the middle of
the night.
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I'll have to explain to a ten -year
-old.
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Yeah.
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Mrs. Mullet, I think you'll be
comfortable.
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It must be jammed. I'll get Paul to fix
it tomorrow.
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Major!
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Hey, Major!
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I'm coming!
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Where are you going?
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Just to see the dog.
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You can't go outside.
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Why not?
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Well, we have work to do here.
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Mr. Rule.
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Hmm.
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Yes, why don't you go upstairs and
finish unpacking?
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Go on, now.
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You
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know,
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that young lady has a mind of her own.
Yes, we have other problems on our
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Remember the studs on Vicky's overnight
bag?
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Well, there was one too many.
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Yeah,
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I know the type.
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It's got a radius of ten miles.
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So perhaps we still lost them?
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Yeah, maybe we didn't.
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There. That should fix it.
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Aye, Vicky's okay upstairs. Now, one of
us is never going to be in the living
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room or here at all times, so we'll have
to take turns sleeping.
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Won't arouse suspicion.
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Okay.
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I'm starving.
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Let's see.
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Well, actually, I'm not the cook.
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Oh, well, then it must be you, Paul.
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Hmm? Yes, it's Paul.
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Now, how did you guess that?
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Well, you've got a French name, and it
can't be Mr. Rule.
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Oh, I see. Well, what would you like?
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Oh, just something simple, please. An
omelette.
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An omelette?
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Fine.
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Any special kind?
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Ophine's herb.
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Ophine's herb?
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I'm sure it will be perfect.
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Daddy says that Mr Rule always looks
after everyone very well.
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When did he say that?
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Just now on the phone. I rang him.
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Vicky, I think you should tell me when I
heard a little chat. Shall we go to the
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living room?
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Right.
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Get your herbs going.
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What a lot of books you have.
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Have you read them all?
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Not from cover to cover, no.
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Vicky, did you get straight through to
your father?
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Yes, on his private number.
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Yes.
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Did you speak to anyone else?
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No.
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The reason I rang him was because I
thought there was something funny going
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Funny? Well, everything was so sudden.
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And coming all that way round.
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And ending up so near the school again.
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Oh, yes.
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What did your father say?
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He said he'd known you for years.
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And that I was to trust you completely.
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Even though you were a bit, well,
eccentric.
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Yes, of course.
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We all have our little ways.
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Nicky, I would rather much prefer if you
didn't call anyone else, you see. Not
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even your school friends.
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Yes, I'm awfully sorry that I was short
with you earlier.
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About going outside.
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Why can't I?
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Because, well, quarantine is a
quarantine.
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What quarantine?
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Hoof and mouth.
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Oh, well, what about Major?
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Silly dogs can't get hoof and mouth.
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Nor do people.
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Vicki, I told you, you can't go outside.
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What are you reading?
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A History of Queen Victoria.
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In six volumes.
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You're really serious.
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Well, I have a young lady named Vicki
who expects to be tutored in the
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Hence, homework.
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You let me know if you hear anything,
all right?
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All.
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Everything seems quiet out there.
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Nothing else?
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Are you sure it was them?
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It's got to be.
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Vicky's father is the only one who knows
we're here.
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Ed.
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Well, listen, I don't see what we're
worried about.
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It stands to reason I'm not going to try
to kill her.
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Well, of course. I mean, then they'd
have nothing to bargain with, would
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Yeah, and they won't snatch her while
we're here.
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It's true.
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As I was saying, it's true enough.
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It won't stop them from picking us off.
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Sister Milton.
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They're out there somewhere.
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I've heard them.
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Why don't we just go out there and get
them?
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That's what they want us to do, show our
faces.
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Why don't we just put Vicki in the car
and make a break for it?
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What if they get a roadblock?
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Now, the best thing we can do, both for
Vicki and for ourselves, is stay right
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where we are.
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If they want to, let them come to us.
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Good morning. Well,
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you're up early.
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So am I.
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Yes, well, I'm a bit of trouble sleeping
these days, you know.
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Oh, don't do that.
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Why not?
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Well, because, uh...
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I have migraine headaches, you see, and
sunlight makes them worse.
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Oh, well, sit down.
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Relax.
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Sure you're comfortable now? Oh, yes.
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Good.
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Is that okay?
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Oh, it's ever so much better.
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Are you well enough to teach?
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Yes, I am, as a matter of fact, right
after breakfast.
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Is it dead?
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No drug.
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Something's been injected into the milk.
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Now they're here, why don't we just go
in shooting?
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There's only three of them.
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That's a new situation.
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We've got to grab the girl, not kill
her.
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And time's running out.
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You, go and check.
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But don't get heroic.
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All right, Vicky, take some notes now.
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19th century history.
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The reign of Queen Victoria began in
1837.
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Queen Victoria?
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Yes, yes.
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But we're studying European history.
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To the death of Napoleon.
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He died two years after she was born.
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Oh. Well, we're studying the aspects of
his civil code in relation to
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this theory of warfare, particularly to
the battles of Jena, Austerlitz, and
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Waterloo.
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Yes, yes. Well, first things first,
though.
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Now, Napoleon was a Frenchman.
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Corsican. He was born in Corsica.
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Well,
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he became French, so... Do you know
Corsica?
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No. Moscow?
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No. Paris?
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No. Well, you should know about these
places, as they were when Napoleon knew
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them.
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Now, let's see.
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Corsica. It's an island, you know.
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Yes.
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And there are a lot of bad men living
there at the present time.
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As a matter of fact, a good deal worse
than in Napoleon's time.
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Would you like me to tell you about it?
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Yeah. All right.
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Well, you see, they carry big guns, and
they eat spaghetti, and they shine their
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heads with olive oil.
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Do you know that?
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out there with a shotgun.
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Alone? Yeah.
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Probably checking on whether the drug
milk worked or not.
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Well, perhaps we should let him think it
did.
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Hopkins.
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No rabbits again today?
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Well, never mind. Maybe tomorrow, hmm?
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Oh.
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What's he doing under there?
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Uh, I was looking for me thimble.
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How many times have I told you not to
bring a loaded gun into the house?
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Could cause nasty accident.
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You know that, don't you, Smith? Hmm?
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Come, Vicki.
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Now. Did you know that Moscow was filled
with spies in Napoleon's time, just
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like it is today?
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Did you know that, Jones?
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They must have got him.
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And that settles it.
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We've got to go in.
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Where are you going?
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I've some arrangements to make. We move
tonight.
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pretty eccentric too, isn't he?
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Oh, ever so has.
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Where are you going?
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To the larder. I'm thirsty.
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I'll get it for you.
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Oh,
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um, lemonade fizzy, please.
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Right.
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Good night, Vicky. Mr. Rule, I've been
thinking.
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If the fur trapper hadn't found the
French soldier in the snow, he'd have
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his feet and fingers, wouldn't he?
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It's very possible.
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You see, the story of Napoleon's retreat
from Moscow, well, it's really the
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story of man's fight against nature.
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You make it sound so real, as though it
had happened to you.
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No, no.
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All from books.
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It's much more interesting than duffy
old dates.
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I mean, you didn't give me one single
date.
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That's just my personal method.
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Now, come on. You must get some sleep.
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Good night, Mr. Moore.
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Good night, Vicki.
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How goes the watch, Jeeves?
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Fine. How's the girl? Sleep.
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Good.
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Thank you.
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all right. Don't worry.
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Just that Mr. Rule fell down the stairs.
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It's all right.
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Everything will be all right. Just have
to go back to bed.
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All right.
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There you go.
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Up you go.
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Good morning.
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Hi.
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How about a little walk before
breakfast?
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I thought we couldn't go out. Oh, no.
The quarantine's over.
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What about your migraine? Gone.
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Can you really go?
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Have I ever lied to you?
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On a Wednesday morning?
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Before breakfast?
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Mr. Wood? Mm -hmm?
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Are you an American?
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Uh, yes, sort of.
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In the avenues and alleyways, where the
soul of a man
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is easy to find.
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