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…toeslie i hygiene!
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…het jag improvements newest list on a RES bonus!
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од十五八!
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…tああ sifratverib
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Sunizat
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Ther's pdונondetur!
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... пер aspbreaker.
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… 40h te pdosenAr,
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…aiming of his ear, for the royal museum's mounted rifles…
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…kept in hallowed bronze.
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– Hi! – Hi!
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…and our esteemed guest from the other country,
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…suchiles Tavi Stuk Pemberton.
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My friends, today is indeed an auspicious one for our small community.
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For today, the young men of Wainamo…
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…are to be given an opportunity to do their bit for Queen and Empire…
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…to enlist and voyage overseas…
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…and join with her Majesty's forces…
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…to bring the rebel boar to his knees.
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– Hi! – Hi!
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– And now, for a duel, my present captain,
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…harrowed brownjom of the mounted rifles.
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– Hi! – Hi!
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– Sir Charles, Mr Gregory, ladies and gentlemen…
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…I'm sure that the honour of our sovereign lady, the Queen of the British Empire…
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…and of the colony of New Zealand…
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…will be both affirmed and enhanced by you all here this afternoon.
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Sergeant Major will enlist the recruits…
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…and Mr Gregory will take your contributions.
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Do I have a volunteer?
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Excellent!
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Well done!
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– Ma'am, put him to the chamber. – Can you ride a horse?
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Yes, sir.
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Yes, sir, Major!
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– Sir, Major! – And so on here.
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– Ma'am! – Tomedy Mason.
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– Can you ride a horse? – Yes.
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Yes, sir, Major!
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Yes, sir, Major!
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Are you a full-blooded Maori?
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Why? Sergeant Major!
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Because full blood's on going to South Africa.
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My father was a Paglia.
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What did you say your name was?
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Tomedy. Tomedy Mason.
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Thomas Mason. Sign here.
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Come on!
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Sir, you need to ride!
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Come on, come on!
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Here, sir, come up here.
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Hey!
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How are you doing, South Africa?
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I was going to make you believe in the prison.
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But now I'm going to touch you up.
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Come on, Tomedy.
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I thought you were on my side.
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I thought you were training.
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How would you like to look after my books?
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– Yay! – Point is, can I trust you?
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Of course you can.
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I'll make somebody to pay for Doomie's window.
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Watch out for hidden rocks.
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When I come back, I want that boat in one piece.
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We'll be careful. Come on!
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Let's go.
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One thing more. Just to make things fair.
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Tom.
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– David. – Tom!
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You're almost there!
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Damn it, Brian, John. Aren't you taking a bit of a risk?
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Oh, signing up natives in the armed forces.
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Only half-casts, Sir Charles.
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War offers thought it undesirable to recruit full-bloods.
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The wars are white men, you know.
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But have you forgotten India, Brian, John?
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You're asking for another musnip.
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The natives are not to be trusted.
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– I don't know, Sir Charles. – But I do.
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Anyway, these maras are broken and defeated race.
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I'm told they're dying out.
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What do you want for their lost survivors?
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They fought with honor and bravery against us, Sir Charles.
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Now, but the point is, who won?
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I'd back one Englishman against any ten of them anytime you like.
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In the Maori Wars, it was usually the other way around.
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It'll lose a bit, my dear.
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If they are dying out, it's not because of the muskets.
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The white men's diseases are mortable, not to mention it is a blicker.
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I don't want the fact that we are poisoning them off as evidence of our superiority.
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I'd wrong way to solve the problem.
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And what problem is that, Sir Charles?
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Inizibeth.
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You will never civilise the native.
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I don't know why you try.
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There's nothing so ridiculous as a native in colour and tails.
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Oh.
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Levery? Ah, that's a different thing.
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Trained, they make excellent domestics.
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But imagining they can become one of us.
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They're far better left to their own devices.
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Sir Charles, I really cannot...
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Elizabeth.
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More coffee. Please.
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Yes, dear.
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Anything you say.
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A-True.
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You haven't much to say for yourself.
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I'm trying to read a book.
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Not that I can blame you.
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A train is asked of one day and we're almost drowned the next.
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It's enough to give one nightmares.
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Have you had them too?
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Had what?
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Oh, nothing.
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I didn't sleep very well last night.
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It's this place.
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Geezers and mud pools and steam in the streets.
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It's a bit all.
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Mar is.
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I'll tell you they're in league with the devil.
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Why, Sir Charles, had you insist on bringing you here as his companion?
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I...
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When father thought the experience would be educational.
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Educational?
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At least it helped us arthritis.
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Then hopefully we can return home again as soon as possible.
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Go inside, Miss Proctor.
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We'll catch your death out here.
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I think I shall.
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I'm not a superstitious woman, Sarah Jane.
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But I don't mind admitting that I should be terrified as long as we remain here.
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There, jump!
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Ah, quick! Back!
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Left, right, left, right, left!
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Right, come on! Pickle up that hill!
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Left, will!
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Left, right, left, right, left!
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Left, right, left, right, left!
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Come on!
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You horrible rabble!
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You're an embarrassment to a Majesty's forces.
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But by the time I get through with you, you'll be a buddy of men that's town will be proud of.
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Now pick up your dressing, keep in step, and look to the front.
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Quick! March!
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Left, right, left, right, left, right, left, right, left, right, right, right, right!
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Right, right, right, right, right, left, right, right, left, right, right!
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My bearing is nearing its end.
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What's this?
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It's kept the blow?
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Huh?
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Do wenig weed just seen dormit, and literature!
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It's why he's the Marine, it's the Bali to do miscell.
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C'mon, let's see what they're up to.
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W 움직ioos, ondbeheir.
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molto tembarrioxha
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… staminaa—
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… she finally got a wife.
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backlash™
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P educat arneot�� me кôra reflected in her.
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Quiet it games tonight.
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Do it to find my answers right.
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I return to your when Первeyar!
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Where did he go?
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Rudolph.
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Gergo, mai gygy enjoys a tappunn plastoan?
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Geftunkist na tappunnik piedokisieben.
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Ze чant eigen damar ku' di hre faltu bro.
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Auw angin nam Kṛṣṇa ant'di sabri.
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Akkildīban SALUEJi!
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Yahtanuunnath Donald Dokhigh?
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Akkildīban nut NHSqouen.
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Phortosianu poigiot.
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Boom wink patu.
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Perim дол d Doude sabote…
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…is only one thing they had deratence.
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Pair heal is exactly one thing we've never seen…
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put him therefore caused his jealous guilt.
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What?
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To be on the spot.
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To observe.
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It's quite a百 arrests.
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Mr Bae!
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Ummm?
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Do you know a place where the Lot of Empty Huts...
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娘poo Safund A holin o'conum биeth honk
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knowles a wonder like a black-
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Mr Bae?
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Do you remember Par тай Kamerarawia?
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Par?
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It's Marry device for village…
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Keutu feutselen dumen い ei tuvik dyd lă, h ils id い醋 backartit
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Zehe bolite beun un po bay
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Toye slak het a n
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Ké na uncomfortable
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Kéhni g adaptive b'ir
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Émen ebeun esk eeee Приutselen dumen
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Zelva noe
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Tal kupit eodu
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Leposerute
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HAени Weat
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Ne te be Wasser
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Where is the crime and les?
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Oh go on...
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...suprise me.
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What?
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What?
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Elizabeth boos!
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Everyone knows he sells it.
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Nope. Just a minute.
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...just a minute.
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Are you making accusations...
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It's true!
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And if your school yard's toys to be believed,
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‰whyondandal Bamacut var zintaanakut B
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A m'n s'ti mad!
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A m'n s'ti mad!
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A m'n s'ti mad!
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Come on!
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It isn't run out yet!
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Wait for me!
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Stop!
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And what do we do now?
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I don't think it would last forever.
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Hey! We could follow the track!
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Which ones?
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This is what I'd call a wild goose chase.
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Now your mind's taking me back.
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Cure me.
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I'll try with only one I think, James.
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You'll just be careful, Sir Jones.
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I know what I'm doing.
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Ah!
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It's a miracle.
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That's what it is.
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A miracle when I left London.
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Oh, glad the treatment's been a success.
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Success, it's more than a success I'd never believed it was possible.
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It calls for a dream, James.
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Oh, and I'd like you to get me a pen and ink that someone I want to write to an orphan.
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Of course.
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Now, if you want you to post it today, it's rather important.
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I'll go.
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Hey!
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Six minutes to cross the lake?
278
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What?
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A little thermal's rust?
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What are we doing now?
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Damn, they're being cut, all right.
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I lost one on the way and the other when I got there.
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When I picked it up, it all fell out of the bottom.
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And why were they capped and wanted all that?
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I don't know, but I wouldn't trust him.
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He tried to double cross me.
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He recognized trying to cheat him.
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I'm old, Patrick about.
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And he wonder what guilt flilling was.
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Get rid of these and clean up the party with all any evidence lay in vain.
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We'll be in for trouble now.
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Your phone will tell me everything.
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Perhaps we've won all chance.
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Yeah, like what?
295
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Baby, is there any barley back at the bakery?
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It couldn't have been seeded. He's been out here and deliveries.
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Oh, well, it was probably somebody else.
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You know, these boys alike.
299
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Imagination runs away with them.
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And what would we be wanting sergeant for the cart lord of barley?
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What I said precisely.
302
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We were at was, though. We lost a couple of sacks.
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If it was a grogger, it serves him right.
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Hey, I'd love to see the look on his face.
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I'm sorry.
306
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I'd say that's defamation.
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I'm sorry, husband's honesty.
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Well, come on, Mrs. Dwyer.
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It's got a scot of a thief and a liar.
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On the contrary.
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It's a terrible slander.
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I only said I wanted to have a look at his cart.
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Oh, dear. It's all right.
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No ones accusing anyone.
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Go on.
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Hit him.
317
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What?
318
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Don't care me.
319
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It's a disgrace, a policeman.
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Don't worry. We've got nothing to hide.
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It can look at the cart if he wants to.
322
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I mean, if it's barley, he's looking for it.
323
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We've got none of that around here, have we said?
324
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Have we said?
325
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No, Mr. Dwyer.
326
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I still see his defamation.
327
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After you.
328
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Hey, I'll side you.
329
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Clean the room.
330
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The more would you call us in?
331
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Scotch mist?
332
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I just call us for an explanation.
333
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Yes, Sergeant. I'm sure it does.
334
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But not for Mr. Dwyer.
335
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I'm sure these boys have something to say for themselves.
336
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Why don't you?
337
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They've been acting very strangely.
338
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Thank you, Miss Pemberton.
339
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I'm grateful for your help.
340
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I can't abide practical jokes.
341
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Captain, I shall pay for you every day.
342
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Thank you, Miss Pemberton. That's terribly decent.
343
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But I thought your head was a journey.
344
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Still, we do what we must.
345
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How would it be for you when you get there?
346
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I don't know much the same as always, I suppose.
347
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What can never change us?
348
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Orclands?
349
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Not actually going myself, don't you know?
350
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A bit of a gammie leg.
351
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Oh, poor man.
352
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Oh.
353
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I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
354
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Hmm.
355
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I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
356
00:21:02,000 --> 00:21:05,000
I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
357
00:21:05,000 --> 00:21:08,000
I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
358
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I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
359
00:21:11,000 --> 00:21:14,000
I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
360
00:21:14,000 --> 00:21:17,000
I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
361
00:21:17,000 --> 00:21:20,000
I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
362
00:21:20,000 --> 00:21:23,000
I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
363
00:21:23,000 --> 00:21:26,000
I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
364
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I believe that truth thrown from my horse at Polo.
365
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Please the embarrassment, eh-eh-eh.
366
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I don't- uh, what do you mean, don't- uh.
367
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Climber, come over.
368
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Oh, eat that bunga bread.
369
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Flour-flour soup.
370
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I think it- It'sшее needed for a Japanese food.
371
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There's no way you can eat those in the austinic.
372
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Not- I don't- I don't- I don't-
373
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Hurry up, Grandma.
374
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Please do make the lunch count tremor, or increase kick,
375
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or increase diz per cent in the afternoon.
376
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It'll end up with an extra cost per day,
377
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shit.
378
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Where are we?
379
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asis.
380
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Vymammu skimi.
381
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I know.
382
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I know, we'll get her.
383
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We'll get her tonight.
384
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Come here with me!
385
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You are going up towards the West.
386
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No!
387
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You are going up towards the West.
388
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You are going up towards the West!
389
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No!
390
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HayManisa surgeries within a
391
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Wageyкunimi?
392
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Hg?
393
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O impacted like probably MarioButton.
394
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Nestinga...
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coses in庁enen fajor nës mistzeatrca.
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dc
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1 tbc
398
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1 tbc
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400
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1 tbc
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