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I hope you don't mind.
I wanted to join you, but perhaps it's too late.
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- We've had some trouble.
- Yes, I passed the Indians.
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I tried to reason with them,
but they're a very superstitious people.
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What can you do? Nothing.
:33:18
- Go back, I guess.
- Oh, no.
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We go on, without bearers.
:33:27
- Which way are you headed?
- Due north.
:33:31
May I suggest you turn north-east?
I think you'll find the going easier.
:33:36
According to Mendoz's map,
the plateau lies due north, there.
:33:41
I myself have penetrated
some little ways into this jungle.
:33:45
It's not easy going.
:33:48
In a couple of days you CAN turn back north.
:33:58
North-east. Very well.
:34:05
"You may be surprised how superstition
can influence the uncivilised mind;
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"how a crude effigy of sticks and bones
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"can send natives
screaming hysterically into the night.
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"It is fortuitous that
the Reverend Kerr should turn up
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"just when we had been abandoned
by our timid bearers.
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"The way north must be arduous indeed
if this is easy by comparison."
:34:34
- I can take something if you like.
- It's been a while since I had a rucksack.
:34:51
"After three days, we reach a river
and our progress improves dramatically."
:34:57
(EDWARD) Miss Cluny, do you think
there are piranha in these waters?