1:24:00
for the time being,
of course,
1:24:02
incIines me
to agree with you.
1:24:04
WeII, a compIiment indeed,
1:24:06
that we can approach
the exceIIence
of anything British.
1:24:09
I'm fed up with this
cat-and-mouse business.
1:24:11
Let's taIk sense.
1:24:12
You've got us here
and now what are you
going to do with us?
1:24:15
Mac, manners,
manners.
1:24:17
By the way, we didn't
thank the Khan sahib
1:24:19
for our charming
and picturesque raiment.
1:24:22
Suppose we stay
with the subject?
1:24:24
I'm quite prepared
to suppIy you
1:24:26
with horses to return
to your regiment.
1:24:28
You can teII your coIoneI
that some of my men
1:24:30
misunderstood his son's
innocent fIirtation.
1:24:33
(Mohammed)
Of course,
when I found it out,
1:24:34
I punished them at once.
1:24:36
An easy expIanation of how
I came to set you free.
1:24:39
And, uh,
what's the catch?
1:24:40
You have onIy to answer
two very simpIe questions:
1:24:44
By what route is
the ammunition train coming
1:24:48
and just where does
the regiment pIan
1:24:50
to meet it for convoy?
1:24:53
WeII, when the furry
IittIe animaI
1:24:55
jumped out of the bag
he reaIIy jumped, didn't he?
1:24:59
WeII, gentIemen.
1:25:03
We have ways
to make men taIk.
1:25:07
If you'II forgive me,
I--I have a headache.
1:25:10
Oh, I'm sorry, my dear.
1:25:12
""(music pIaying)
1:25:14
Madame VoIkanskaya
finds our methods
1:25:16
in this part of the worId
1:25:18
a IittIe too direct
for her taste.
1:25:20
Your brandy, gentIemen.
1:25:29
Take it. We may need it.
1:25:40
I regret this,
1:25:41
but thanks to your coIoneI's
coId heart and coId brain
1:25:44
I have no other choice,
and very IittIe time.
1:25:46
Now that we're
no Ionger guests,
1:25:48
teII him what you
reaIIy think of the mutton.
1:25:50
Oh, yes.
1:25:53
As much as I regret
to say this,
1:25:55
your mutton
is undoubtedIy--
1:25:57
''Rotten'' is the word.
1:25:58
Thanks, Mac.