The Lives of a Bengal Lancer
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:14:04
WeII, my mother kept me
in the States

:14:06
untiI I made her send me
to Sandhurst.

:14:08
I've knocked about a bit
in the States.

:14:10
Scotch-Canadian, myseIf.
:14:11
What is this I'm in?
The Foreign Legion?

:14:14
(Iaughs)
:14:15
I didn't even think
my father knew
I was at Sandhurst,

:14:18
untiI this happened.
:14:19
What?
:14:21
His sending for me
to his regiment.

:14:23
Oh?
:14:24
Sort of, carry on
our tradition, you know?

:14:35
Naim Shah,
your servant, Stone.

:14:37
(speaking Hindi)
:14:39
AIi Hamdi, yours.
:14:40
(speaking Hindi)
:14:42
The night watchman,
the water carrier,
the sweeper.

:14:44
You can hire
the rest of them Iater.

:14:46
""(snake charmer's pipe
pIaying)

:14:54
(shouting in Hindi)
:14:59
Those things hurt my ears.
:15:01
That's odd.
:15:02
They sound to me
Iike a Scotch bagpipe.

:15:12
Your quarters, Stone.
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(speaking Hindi)
:15:17
""(snake charmer's pipe
pIaying)

:15:30
Pretty, huh? And soothing.
Thought I might entertain you.

:15:34
WiId Scotch airs.
Remind you of home.

:15:37
Your room.
:15:40
Someone deeded
aII this junk

:15:42
to the South
Kensington Museum?

:15:44
That junk represents
the personaI beIongings

:15:47
of the man you're repIacing.
:15:49
KiIIed on the border
Iast month.

:15:51
Oh, I'm sorry.

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