Pursuit to Algiers
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Flow gently, I sing thee
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a song in thy praise.
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My Mary's asleep
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by the murmuring stream.
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Flow, gently Sweet Afton,
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disturb not her dream.
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Good evening.
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Oh, that looks
very nice, Steward.

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May I help you?
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No, I want to put these
favors around myself.

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I want to
rearrange the seating.

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See, I'm using
them as place cards.

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And I put the
name on each.

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That nice, fat gentleman,
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it was his suggestion.
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Hope nothing goes wrong.
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Nothing will go wrong
this time, my dear Mirko.

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Thank you,
that was charming.

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I love that old song.
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Now you must
sing for me Doctor,

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you promised you know.
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Well, if you like.
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I haven't sung
for some time.

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There's nobody here.
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Remember, you told me you
used to sing a song of...

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What was it, Loch Lomond?
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Yes.
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C'mon now, Doctor,
just to please me.

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By young bonnie banks
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and by young bonnie braes
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Where the sun shines
bright on Loch Lomond.

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Where...
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Nikolas?
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Dr. Watson.
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And this is me.
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There, I think
that's done.

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Now, I'm going to have a
few words with the chef

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to make sure everything's
taken care of.

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May I show you the way?
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Thank you.

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