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1:24:00
was for... humanity or loyalty
or even Christianity.

1:24:04
Not very dignified.
1:24:06
One would have hoped a colonel
would be older than that.

1:24:12
You really mustn't get
so upset, Colonel.

1:24:15
Jock's in a sweat
of loyal affection through there.

1:24:19
Why not go back and join
the rest of his cronies?

1:24:21
He'll give you a great welcome,
I'm sure.

1:25:00
- Where's the colonel gone?
- Barrow? He went right through.

1:25:03
- In the billiard room.
- Let him sulk.

1:25:06
No, no, no.
He must have a dram tonight.

1:25:08
Search the saloon.
1:25:11
Right wheel.
1:25:14
Away. Away. Away.
1:25:17
- Where's he gone, my good man?
- Och, he must be hiding.

1:25:19
Here, search parties.
1:25:21
You take that room,
MacKinnon under the table —

1:25:23
Oh, look. Snooker.
1:25:26
- Oh, the snooker, is it?
- Is that not part of the pentathlon?

1:25:30
Charlie Scott, what are you
on your ain for?

1:25:32
- Are you low, Charlie?
- Right as a cricket, old boy.

1:25:35
- Low, tonight?
- Are you sad, Charlie?

1:25:37
Shh, shh, shh, shh.
1:25:39
Charlie Scott, you interest me.
1:25:41
Have you been having words with him
that's lost — me colonel, me benefactor?

1:25:44
I have.
1:25:48
- And what did he talk about?
- He talked about compromise...

1:25:52
not being prejudicial
to good discipline.

1:25:55
And you disapproved.
1:25:56
Didn't twig, old boy.
Too big words for me, you know.


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