The Lives of a Bengal Lancer
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Biggest fooI in the Army.
I'm sorry.

:26:07
That's aII--
aII right, Mac.

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(Forsythe)
" Sure I Iove the dear siIver
that shines in her hair "

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" And the brow
that's aII furrowed "

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" and wrinkIed with care "
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""(humming)
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" Oh, God bIess you
and keep you "

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" Mother McGregor ""
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Now, when a troop wheeIs
on the move,

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what do the troop Ieaders
Iook out for?

:26:46
Mr. Stone,
I asked you a question.

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Yes, sir.
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(metaI cIanking)
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(snorting)
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Come on, come on, come on.
Come on.

:26:56
Got it aII that time.
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AII right.
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(horse whinnies)
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Bedding shouId be
changed, Mr. Stone.

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Yes, I see now,
Risaldar Major.

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We don't have these
beastIy ticks in EngIand.

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Sergeant, have this
horse's shoe attended to.

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(speaking Hindi)
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(McGregor)
Come on!

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(aII yeIIing)
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Give him a good waIk
whiIe he cooIs off.

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(horse neighing)
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(horse hooves cIattering)
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A good man, Forsythe.
:27:52
(Forsythe)
Jump!

:27:55
See the way
he took that jump?

:27:57
Yes, they teach them
to jump in the BIues.

:27:59
Yes. Yes, what?

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