Shanghai Express
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:15:00
Well, sir, my name is Donald Harvey,
Doctor of Medicine in the service of his Majesty.

:15:06
It's charming to make your acquaintance sir.
:15:08
Doctor Harvey, I want to put you on your guard!
:15:10
On my guard, why what's wrong?
:15:13
One of them is yellow and the other is white,
but both their souls are rotten.

:15:16
You interest me, Mr Carmichael.
I'm not exactly irreligious, but...

:15:21
being a physician I sometimes wonder
how a man like you can locate a soul;
and having located it diagnose its condition as rotten.

:15:29
That's heathen talk doctor. You're a materialist!
Any man with half an eye should be able to see
that those two woman are riding this train in search of victims.

:15:37
That's a pretty grave charge Mr. Carmichael.
I don't know anything about the Chinese woman
but as for the other lady...

:15:42
Why confound it, sir, that's Shanghai Lily.
For the last fortnight I have been attending a man
who went out of his mind after spending every penny on her.

:15:48
And that's not all I know,
she's wrecked a dozen men up and down the China coast.

:15:53
You're mistaken, sir. She's a friend of mine.
:15:55
Well sir, if I were in your boots, I wouldn't brag about it.
:16:00
Dinner is served.
:16:09
Well, I'm ready.
:16:23
I was hoping that you would take us in to dinner.
:16:30
You seem upset, Doctor.
:16:32
Oh, no. Not at all.
:16:35
This is Captain Harvey. Miss Hui Fei.
:16:40
I am glad to meet you, Captain Harvey.
:16:42
It's a great pleasure.
:16:44
Good evening, folks.
:16:45
Good evening.
:16:46
It's time to put on the nose bag.
:16:52
I'll wait for you in the diner.
:16:56
Bon appetit, mademoiselle
:16:58
Merci beaucoup, monsieur.
:16:59
Bon appetit, monsieur

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