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Tinker - Alleline. Tailor - Haydon.
Soldier - Bland.
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- Spot the mole.
- Quite. Ways and means, George?
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Ricki Tarr will go to Paris.
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He'll make use
of the appropriate Embassy facilities
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to send a signal to the Head of London Station.
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"Something, something, something,"
which we'll now concoct.
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The message will be, "Have information
vital to the safeguarding of the service.
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"Request immediate meeting. Personal. "
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Remember,
"Vital to the safeguarding of the service. "
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No mistakes, Ricki. Your head's on the block.
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Not the only one, Peter.
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Check.
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Toby Esterhase did say two full milk bottles
and all's well and you may enter?
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Yes, George. And that's the second time.
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Is it? Well, let's not pretend we're not nervous.
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Check, George.
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Ready to record? Shall we try it? I'll go upstairs.
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What would you like -
Monteverdi, Irving Berlin, Mick Jagger?
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This machinery, installed at great
expense to the British taxpayer,
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is voice-activated...
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When I stop speaking,
the tape will stop recording.
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- (CLICK)
- See?
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# Old man river
That old man river
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# He just keeps rolling... #
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(FAINT SINGING)
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Hello, here's something...
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Soldier's just arriving.
That's all three of them in there now.
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- Under starter's orders.
- Importantly, who gets away first?
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Just going for a walk.
Back with you in a minute.
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Peter? All clear?
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- As far as I can judge. No promises.
- You should come down now.
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- Proceed?
- Proceed.
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- What's that?
- Nothing, just fiddling.
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- You there?
- Yes.
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Someone just leaving. Can't quite make him out.
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Called a taxi right to the door. Cheeky.
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Thank you. Join us.
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(TAXI DRAWS UP)
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(TAXI DOOR OPENS THEN CLOSES)
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(DOOR OPENS THEN CLOSES)
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(A DOOR CLOSES, FOOTSTEPS)
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(KEY TURNS IN LOCK, TAXI ENGINE)
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(DOOR CLOSES)
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(FOOTSTEPS)
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(CAN RATTLES)
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(VOICES SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)
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- What will you drink?
- Scotch. Bloody great big one.
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Have you anything on you that I should...
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- Will Alleline go to Paris?
- He's got to.
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Stay just long enough to...
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He knows Tarr would never
stick his neck out...
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Something to buy back
his good name... and then some.
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You know what it is.
Karla's got 24 hours to get me out.
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The time has come, Aleks.
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You!
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You...! You!
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You butchered my agents...
How many since? How many?
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Two hundred? Three? FOUR?!
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- Stop that!
- All right! All right!
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- Are you armed, Bill?
- I'm a Soviet diplomat.
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- This behaviour...
- Shut up!
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Peter, will you phone Percy Alleline
and ask him and Roy Bland
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to come here immediately?
Then Lacon, then Toby Esterhase.
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I think the first thing to do
is to play them this evening's tapes.
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That should save
a great deal of time in explanations.
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- (SPEAKS IN RUSSIAN)
- Aleks... really. Oh, they're on.
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Do you mind if I finish my drink, George?
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- No one out there you noticed?
- Quiet as the grave.
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Very proper, George.
Don't want anything irrelevant, do we?
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Very tidy, George.
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- Will Alleline go to Paris?
- He's got to.
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He'll delay just long enough
to keep his dignity.
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He can't jump the moment
Ricki Tarr tells him to.
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Tarr would never stick his neck out
unless he'd something precious,
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something to buy back
his good name... and then some.
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And you and I know what it is.
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Karla's got 24 hours to pull me out.
The time has come, Aleks.
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Well, that's that. Congratulations, George.
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Next step, gentlemen?
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Would you agree, Percy, that our best course
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is to make some positive use of Bill Haydon?
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We need to salvage whatever's left
of the networks he's betrayed.
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Yes.
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We sell Bill to Moscow Centre for as many
of our men in the field as can be saved.
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For humanitarian reasons.
Professionally, of course, they're finished.
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Quite.
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The sooner you open
negotiations with Karla, the better.
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You're much better placed to talk terms
with our friend downstairs than I am.
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Polyakov remains your direct link with Karla.
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The only difference is this time you know it.
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It's definitely your job, Percy. You're still Chief.
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Officially... for the moment.
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Very well, George.
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Excuse me, sir.
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Mr Guillam says is it all right if the inquisitors
take Mr Haydon away now, sir?
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Shall I go first?
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(HAYDON) All the best, Percy.
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I want Fawn to stay with him.
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I'm sorry about the assault... unprofessional.
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It was just that... it would have
to be Bill Haydon, wouldn't it?
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He was always our hero, in capital letters.
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I mean for the younger lot... my kind, anyway.
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The antiquated English patriot.
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"Never mind all the dirt
we have to do. It's for England. "
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The funny thing is, it's an effort
not to think of him with affection.
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I suppose Bill would say
that means you've grown up, Peter.
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Always good for a laugh, wasn't he, Bill?
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I'd like to thank you, by the way.
You helped enormously. Truly, Peter.
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Lacon assures me there's been
no coercion. I hope that's true.
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Oh, yes. No complaints, George.
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Bit of a nose-bleed, keep feeling dizzy.
I'm sure it's just the excitement of it all.
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- Why have you been weeping?
- Sheer exasperation.
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The pettiness of our inquisitors.
They're utterly incompetent.
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They believe I know the names
of Karla's other moles around the world.
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Idiots! I can't talk to people like that.
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You're prepared to say
something to me, according to Lacon.
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Can't Percy get a move on
doing his horse-trading with Karla?
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I'm sure it'll only be a day or two now.
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- What do you want to know?
- Oh... Why? When? How?
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Why? You ask that!
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Because it was necessary...
that's why! Someone had to.
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We were bluffed! You, me, Control... all of us.
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The Circus talent spotters all those years ago...
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they picked us when we were golden with hope.
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Told us we were on our way to the Holy Grail,
a lifetime of glory in front of us.
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Service to the great cause. Freedom's protectors.
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Oh, my God... what a question... "Why?"
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Do you know what's killing
Western democracy, George?
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Greed... and constipation -
moral, political, aesthetic.
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I hate America very deeply.
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The economic repression
of the masses... institutionalised.
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Even Lenin couldn't foresee the extent of that.
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Britain... oh, dear!
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No viability whatever in world affairs.
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I suppose that's when it began.
Turning my eyes to the east, I mean.
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When I saw how trivial we'd become
as a nation - say the forties.
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By 1950, I was slipping Karla
occasional gifts of intelligence,
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carefully selected morsels to help
the Russian cause against America.
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At that time I was scrupulous not to give
Moscow anything harmful to ourselves,
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our own agents in the field.
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I still believe the secret services
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are the only real expression
of a nation's character.
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Until the mid-fifties, I still had hopes...
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lingering loyalty to what WE represented.
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Self-delusion, of course.
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We were already America's streetwalkers.
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I was granted Soviet citizenship
twelve years ago.
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They've given me a couple of medals.
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- What medals?
- I didn't ask. Does it matter?
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- Quite a lot to Bill, one supposes.
- Possibly.
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We're going to get a bit more from him, I hope.
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I do hope so, George.
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He's right about the state
of affairs down there, slovenly.
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They don't even patrol the perimeter,
day or night. I have mentioned it.
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The thinking on Sarratt is that
it should be as inconspicuous as possible.
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I'm concerned for Haydon's safety.
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Aren't you being a little over-dramatic?
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He can only go to Russia,
and we're sending him there, anyway.
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The number of people
who need to be told about all this,
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as we agree, must be kept as small as possible.
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I suppose your wife will have to be
among them. I know you told me...
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she and Haydon... over and done with now...
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There's always the unknown factor
in matters of the heart, isn't there?
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I'm thinking about the future,
any possible further contact.
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If Ann doesn't know... She does meet
so many different sorts of people.
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- She gets around.
- I'm sorry, George.
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Not at all. I quite take your point.
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Ann must let us know
of any approach, directly or indirectly,
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- made by or on behalf of...
- Exactly.
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Or even apparently on behalf of,
or merely concerning, Bill Haydon.
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- Thank you.
- I was going to tell her anyway.
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You might call it balancing the books.
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Absolutely.
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One thing perplexes me more than
anything else about the mole conspiracy.
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Karla devised Operation Witchcraft
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primarily as a means of putting
poor Percy Alleline on Control's throne.
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But why didn't Karla want Haydon
to take over the Circus himself?
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It would've been less difficult to arrange,
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with all Bill's
acknowledged accomplishments.
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No, no. We had the perfect set-up.
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Percy made the running,
I slipstreamed behind him.
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Roy and Toby did the legwork.
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Far better for me to remain
the freewheeling subordinate,
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the laughing cavalier.
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Being in charge could have bogged me down -
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admin, meetings, dinners,
chewing the cud in Whitehall.
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- Never happened to Control.
- A natural recluse, Control.
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I couldn't have behaved like that
and got away with it. No, no, George.
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Karla and I agreed.
I would have been wasted as Chief.
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- Could have done it, of course.
- Of course.
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I'd like to go inside now.
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(TV: WEATHER FORECAST)
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Yes, you're right.
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The Czechoslovakian business
was a bit of a desperate throw.
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But something pretty bold was called for.
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I was certain Control
was getting very warm indeed.
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All that burrowing in the files he was doing.
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It was paying off, I knew.
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He'd built up
an uncomfortably impressive inventory
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of the number of operations
I'd either blown or managed to cripple.
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Then, of course, he was
narrowing his field of suspects.
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A short list of officers
of a certain age, experience, rank.
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He did well, considering he was so ill.
Surprised Karla.
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Was the offer of information
from General Stevcek genuine?
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Good Lord, no. It was a fix from start to finish.
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Stevcek existed, of course.
Still does. Very distinguished man.
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But he never offered anything
to Control or anybody else.
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Did you expect Control to send Jim Prideaux?
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Well... obviously, we needed to be certain
Control would rise to the bait.
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We had to spell it out that he'd got
a big gun, to make the story stick.
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We knew he'd only settle
for someone outside London Station.
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- Someone he trusted.
- And who spoke Czech, of course.
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Naturally.
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It had to be a man who was old Circus,
to bring the temple down a bit.
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Yes, I see the logic of that.
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It was perhaps the most famous
partnership the Circus ever had.
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You and Jim, back in the old days.
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"The iron fist in the iron glove. "
Who was it who coined that?
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I got him home, didn't I?
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Yes, that was good of you.
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(THUMP OF DARTS ON BOARD)
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- The thing with Ann was Karla's idea.
- Was it (?)
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Yes. Did you think it was hers?
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Karla always thought, if there was a threat,
it would come from you.
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He said you were quite good.
But you had this one weak spot...
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Ann.
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It was a double fix, actually.
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On the one hand, you weren't likely
to think of me as a Circus spy
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if you were preoccupied
with what your wife and I got up to in bed.
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And on the other, if it was
well known that I was her lover,
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it was bound to look like personal vengeance
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if you ever did suggest I might be the mole.
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So Karla said, not to strain it,
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but if possible... join the queue.
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- Point?
- Point.
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Presumably it was on Karla's instructions
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you were with Ann on the night
of the Prideaux shoot-up? As insurance?
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Oh, yes, he was adamant on that.
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They tell me I could be away tomorrow,
or the day after at the latest.
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Can you make sure any mail
gets forwarded from my club?
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And the balance of my salary, of course.
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I will.
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- Anything else?
- Oh, yes, I nearly forgot.
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You got a pen somewhere?
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Thanks.
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Girlfriend. Give her this.
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I'm away on work of national importance.
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Maybe for years... so she can forget me...
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Well, I can't take her with me, can I?
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Even if I could, she'd be a bloody millstone.
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Oh, and...
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there's one particular boy.
A cherub, but no angel.
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Haven't seen a lot of him,
but better give him a couple of hundred.
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Can you do that out of the reptile fund?
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- I would think so.
- Good.
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Oh, God, I'm tired.
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- My pen, please.
- What?
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Oh... Certainly. Sorry.
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Thank you.
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Don't look round, Bill.
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Oh, it's you, Jim.
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Come to say goodbye? Nice of you.
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Glad to see you haven't lost your touch.
Must be in pretty good shape.
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Why did you get me back?
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I couldn't leave you rotting in a Czech prison.
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Russian.
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Why didn't Karla finish me off?
Was that out of delicacy to you?
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Wasn't that, was it?
You both thought a corpse might make
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a lot more fuss than just another
repatriated, harmless cripple.
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- Didn't you?
- The shooting wasn't part of the plan, Jim.
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No, not the shooting.
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But everything else.
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...and the food shall be forestored to the land
against the seven years of famine,
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which shall be in the land of Egypt.
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That the land perish not through famine.
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And the thing was good in the eyes
of Pharaoh and in the eyes of all his servants.
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And Pharaoh said unto his servants,
"Can we find such a one as this,
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"a man in whom the spirit of God is?"
And Pharaoh said unto Joseph,
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"Forasmuch as God hath...
shewed... thee all this...
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"Forasmuch as God hath... shewed...
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"Forasmuch as...
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"Forasmuch as God hath... sh... sh... shewed...!
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"Forasmuch as God hath showed thee all this. "
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"Forasmuch as God hath showed thee all this,
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"there is none so discreet
and wise as thou art.
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"Thou shalt be over my house,
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"and according unto thy word
shall all my people be ruled.
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"Only in the throne
will I be greater than thou... "
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It seems that at 10.30,
Haydon told the guards he felt a bit sick
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and thought a breath of air would help him.
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Because his case was now considered closed,
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they saw no reason to tear themselves
away from some horror film
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that had just started on the TV
and they let him wander off.
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Half an hour later, they thought
they'd better go and look for him.
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He'd received no letters,
messages during the day.
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I was the only outsider to see him.
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But his suit had come back from the cleaners.
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Possibly a message was concealed in it,
inviting him to a rendezvous.
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The guards had not inspected
the suit before giving it to him.
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I'm afraid that doesn't surprise me.
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Any comments, anyone?
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If someone went to the cleaners,
said he lost his ticket,
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could he look through the stuff
ready for collection?
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That's one way.
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Would the Russians kill Haydon?
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It gives Karla all the reason he needs
to cancel the deal on our networks.
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But Moscow Centre prides itself
on getting its people back.
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Important point, Roy.
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Well, WHO, then?
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We will all, of course, have to account
for our movements last night.
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Necessary formality.
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Also Mendel, Fawn, Ricki Tarr.
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Then, as to the future...
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I've been asked to... look after things for a while.
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I'd like everyone to take some leave.
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Afterwards there'll be some... redeployment...
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...for those of you who wish
to remain with the service.
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George.
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- Hello.
- Ann.
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- Just the same.
- You too.
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No... Julian, was that his name?
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Jake. And no Jake. Gone.
Actually got a job somewhere.
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I'm quite free at the moment. Enjoying it.
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Uncle Guzzle Guts is away too. Madrid.
So I've got the house to myself.
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I've brought you this. It goes...
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Oh, George. Very nice of you.
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What's been happening? How've you all been?
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Did Bill say anything about me?
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I mean me as a person,
what he thought about me?
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- Not really.
- Are you glad he's dead?
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Please... don't say "Not really. "
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No, I'm not glad.
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There was a moment when I knew,
when I heard his voice, talking to Polyakov.
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Just for a moment I wanted
to shoot him... but it passed.
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Bill betrayed totally, didn't he?
Everything, everyone?
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Was he taking some kind of revenge?
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- He must have talked to you.
- Should I have passed that on?
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Pillow talk?
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Describe Bill.
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Yet another man trying to find
a little place in history.
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But George, Bill standing
at the centre of some secret stage,
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playing world against world,
he had a wonderful time.
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He enjoyed himself. He loved being a traitor.
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I'm glad he's dead. His life was over.
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- I'm glad for him.
- Did you love him?
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Ann, did you?
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No, George.
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Poor George.
Life's such a puzzle to you, isn't it?
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(CHORISTER) # Lord, now lettest thou
thy servant
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# Depart in peace
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# According to
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# Thy word
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# For mine eyes have seen
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# Thy salvation
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# Which thou hast prepared before the face
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# Of all people
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# To be a light
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# To lighten
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# The gentiles
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# And to be the glory
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# Of thy people
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# Israel
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# Glory be to the Father
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# And to the Son
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# And to the Holy Ghost
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# As it was in the beginning
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# Is now and ever shall be
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# World without end
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# Amen #
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