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Ahoy, Bill.
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Morning, George.
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I hear you just signed on with Captain
Haddock's crew.
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Yep, we're sailing for the South Seas
with Tintin. Oh, the reporter who caught
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the Bird Brothers.
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This time he's after Red Rackham's
treasure.
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The pirate Red Rackham? I thought that
was just an old sea tale.
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I'll tell you the rest later.
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Listen to this, Captain.
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Although more than likely just an old
sea tale, sources say the treasure
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full speed ahead.
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Tintin and Captain Haddock could not be
reached for comment.
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Comment? I'll give them comments.
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Parasitic snoops.
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Headline hedonists.
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Word -hungry mongers.
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Yes? Good day. I'd like to speak to Mr.
Tintin, please.
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I'll get him. Hang on.
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He's gone?
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Oh, dear.
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Maybe another time.
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Wait. Can I help you? Mr. Tintin, how do
you do? My name is Professor
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Calculus, Cuthbert Calculus.
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I understand you're off on a treasure
hunt soon.
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So? Have you considered the sharks?
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Sharks? They're very dangerous
creatures, you know.
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That's why I invented an anti -shark
submersible.
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I'm sorry, Mr. Calculus. I don't have
the time for this.
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Yes, tomorrow is fine.
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No, sir. I'm sorry. The answer is no.
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Right now? Of course. Let's go.
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I'm so glad you agreed to come,
gentlemen. This is amazing.
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This way, please.
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Ah! What the... It's a clothes brushing
machine.
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Voila!
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The shark submarine?
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My shark -proof submarine is an
exploring machine, gentlemen. Let me
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It can dive up to 900 feet. It travels
at a speed of up to six knots and has a
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two -hour oxygen supply.
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I'll show you how it works.
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Oh, yeah.
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I'm sorry, Professor, but your machine
won't do.
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For two?
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A two -seater?
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No, it won't do. Goodbye.
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Bye. I'll see you tomorrow.
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Okay, men.
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Ready. Hi, Captain.
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Morning, landlubber.
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Yoo -hoo!
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Oh, no.
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Calculus. Hello, gentlemen.
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I'm ready to demonstrate.
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I'll take care of that.
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Now, I still have to assemble it, of
course.
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Got it!
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Hello, Tintin. Reporting for duty, sir.
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Detectives?
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Shh. Don't say detective.
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We've gone undercover.
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The Bird Brothers have escaped.
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We've been assigned to keep an eye on
things.
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Fine. Bunk down below, then report to
the bridge.
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Yes, sir.
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Prepare to...
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Someone is stealing food. A thief in our
midst?
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Why, the glutton, gourmand, greedy, peg
-lut captain, what's wrong?
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Someone's stealing food.
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Hmm.
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Snowy? Don't be so quick to accuse
anyone unless you have proof.
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Snowy! Here, boy.
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Snowy!
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Captain! Help!
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Captain!
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It's a... bomb!
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Careful!
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This isn't a bomb, Captain.
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It's not.
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Then what is it?
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And what's it doing in my hold?
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Look at this.
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Wait till I get my hands on him. I'll
tweak his cheeks to rubber.
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Good morning, gentlemen.
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Thank you for waking me. I was hoping
you could give me a cabin. I slept
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badly last night. A cabin? I ought to
throw you overboard.
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You hear me? With a view of the sea.
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Delightful.
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I don't see
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anything.
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Are you sure your calculations are
correct, Captain?
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Of course they're correct, numbhead. Of
course they are.
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Even in this fog. Quiet.
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Captain.
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What do you want?
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According to my pendulum, we should be
further west.
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Look.
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The island.
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That must be Sir Francis Haddock's
island.
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on. Let's look around.
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Look.
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What was that?
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Goodness. Have you found something?
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It's the Francis's boat.
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We're on the right track.
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Why, it looks like Sir Francis.
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Thundering typhoons, you're right.
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Nankan peeps. Huh?
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Popping jays, braggos.
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Ghosts.
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Baboons.
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Look, there's your ghost detectives.
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Sir Francis must have taught their
ancestors how to talk.
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Well, blistering barnacles.
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Blistering barnacles!
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Blistering barnacles!
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Blistering barnacles!
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Well,
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that was a waste of time.
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How do we know the treasure isn't buried
somewhere on the island?
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Because Sir Francis would have brought
it back with him when he was rescued.
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No, the treasure must be in the wreck of
the unicorn.
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Somewhere on the ocean floor.
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I hope so.
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10 ,000 thundering typhoons!
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He almost bit my hand off!
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Look! They're all around!
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That'll teach him not to attack innocent
hands!
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Oh. Hello.
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I'm ready.
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Now remember, the clock shows oxygen
supply and the red button is a smoke
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For when you find the unicorn.
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Okay, Captain. Lower me down.
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Uh -oh. We'd better surface.
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It's Tintin. He's surfaced!
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Tintin's in Strasbourg? How's that
possible?
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I found it! The unicorn!
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Something's wrong. He's tugging on the
line.
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Thundering typhoons! Why aren't you
pumping? We're taking a rest.
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I'll give you a rest.
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Man that pump.
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Now! You bastard!
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That's better.
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He's found something.
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This has got to be the treasure.
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He swallowed the whole bottle. That must
have been so rough.
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Quick,
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that's the signal to pull Tintin up.
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Fluttering blue barnacles. He sent up a
shark.
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They're just old documents.
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May I take a look?
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Don't lose heart, Captain. We'll keep
searching.
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Come on, Captain.
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It hasn't been a total lot.
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After all, we found some fine artifacts.
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I'm glad to see we're finally headed
west.
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Treasure hunt ends in failure.
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Good morning, Tintin.
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Hi, Professor.
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I'm returning the documents.
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Documents? What documents?
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Oh, I'm fine, thank you.
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But surely you remember the documents
you found in the unicorn.
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I thought this one would interest you.
It seems that Marlin Spike Hall is
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Captain Haddock's family estate.
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That's it.
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Professor, you're a genius.
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Don't you see, Captain?
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No. The treasure must be at Marlin Spike
Hall.
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The treasure? At Marlin Spike Hall?
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Oh, no.
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Marlin Spike's up for sale.
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Oh, dear.
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Captain, you must buy it immediately.
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What's wrong?
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Don't worry about money. The government
bought my anti -shark submarine for
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quite a tidy sum. And since you let me
test it, I'll buy Marlin Spike for you.
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Wow! This way, Captain.
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It might be in here.
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It's full of junk.
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Well, we start looking.
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Three brothers joined will shine forth
the Eagle's Cross.
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Captain, the trot.
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Eagle! Look!
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Sir Francis's island!
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Wow!
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Red Raccoon's treasure!
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Someone's coming!
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Ah, Mr.
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Tintin, I'm glad you're here. I've
finally located the treasure.
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An impressive
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display, Captain.
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Yes, just as I always said, more to the
west.
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All's well that ends well, eh,
Professor?
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No, thank you. Never between meals.
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No, no.
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I said, all's well that ends well.
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Without any doubt.
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Which reminds me of that old saying,
all's well that ends well.
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Wouldn't you agree, Captain?
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Without any doubt.
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