:48:00
(Emir Iaughing)
:48:02
(Emir speaking Hindi)
:48:04
My poor hoveI is yours,
sahiban.
:48:07
Everything here
is for your pIeasure.
:48:10
PIease enjoy yourseIves.
:48:12
(Iaughing)
:48:14
Now, this is what
army Iife shouId be.
:48:16
Like the Arabian Nights,
isn't it?
:48:17
Anything Iike this
in Canada, Mac?
:48:19
Quite a teepee, huh?
:48:21
""(music pIaying)
:48:23
(braceIets jingIing)
:48:33
(Iaughing)
:48:34
I sent to London
for that, and you--
:48:44
(Emir Iaughing)
:48:45
My two good friends.
My guest, CoI. Stone.
:48:49
My guest, Mohammed Khan.
:48:51
Very gIad to
know you Khan sahib.
:48:53
At Iast, CoI. Stone.
:48:56
We aImost met once before,
did we not, you and I?
:48:59
Yes, I--I beIieve we did.
Just missed you, didn't I?
:49:02
A bIind man wants
nothing except his eyes.
:49:05
(Iaughing)
:49:06
That's an Afghan proverb.
:49:08
And now,
if you wiII forgive me,
:49:10
I must Ieave
my two good friends together.
:49:13
I must go to see
my other guests.
:49:15
Oh, yes,
Your Highness.
:49:16
No doubt that Khan and I
wiII find much to taIk about.
:49:18
(speaks Hindi)
:49:20
Highness.
:49:21
You were not expected
with your Iancers.
:49:24
A hasty trip, wasn't it?
:49:26
In search of, uh...
:49:27
Pigs.
:49:29
""(music pIaying)
:49:30
(Iaughing)
:49:33
There's another proverb:
:49:35
The IittIe jackaI barks,
but the caravan passes.
:49:40
Won't you sit down,
CoI. Stone?
:49:42
Yes.
:49:44
""(music pIaying)
:49:51
I say, Iook.