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Hold it.
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Let me see your gun.
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I'll take this.
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I'll take this.
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I'll take the gun.
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Hold it. Hold it.
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Laboratory
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Let me take it a while, Professor Arnold.
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No, stand back. Stand back.
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Come on. Get your finger in there.
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That's it.
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Take your foot.
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Come on, up. Come on.
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There's the way down.
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There.
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Oh!
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Ollie! Ollie, what is it?
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Dead.
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Stand back, everybody. Stand back.
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Take two on that.
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There.
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Oh!
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Hey!
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Hey!
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I best like a man in locks, all right.
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I have passed the donkey.
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Pleased to remove offspring of Satan to some distant place?
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You no more want donkey?
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Hat.
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To shelter unfortunate head, more desirable.
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Oh!
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Some **** they got gold watchers.
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Some ain't got no watchers.
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Oh, a half-way.
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Where is it?
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Ah!
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Ifendi snowshoes.
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Here I am again.
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Miss ain't in no place where you ain't.
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Ah!
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Miss Ifendi, I have big news for you.
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What first?
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Baxish.
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Too bit baxish to be.
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You might as well gone.
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I ain't gonna let you be getting no more black sheep money out of me.
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But wait.
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Today I have locate the grave of your sacred ancestor.
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Baxish.
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Too bit baxish.
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I know not, but you sure you done found the mummy of my great-great-grandpappy?
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Nay.
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You're great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great.
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I'm not too much.
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I don't believe I'm gonna let you talk me out of no more money.
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Nay.
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I am the best son of my father.
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I supply all things for this noble gentleman.
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I am first-grade servant.
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Contradiction, please.
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For past two hours have not supplied drink.
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Drink you want drink, I'll give you drink.
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Pardon, please.
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For water to soothe dry throat would happily give much baxish.
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Baxish.
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Can you give too bit for just some plain water?
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Drop of plain water on thirsty tongue more precious than gold and pearl.
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Tom, I've got plenty water in that tent around here.
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Yeah, I'll go get it.
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Baxish.
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I'm first-grade servant.
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You first-grade lab.
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You will soon have mummy of your great-great-great-great-great-great-grandpappy.
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You have ancestors in Egypt?
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No, Miss Fortune tell down Mississippi say is that country where all my folks come from.
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Yes?
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Yes, and when Mr. Tommy and me in a **** game, I come along to kind of look them up.
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Reverend Philanthropist, most commendable.
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Sir?
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Careful, Mr. Tommy, they're over here.
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Tom, I was just telling you, why not say a little...
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So sorry to intrude, but would much appreciate glass of water.
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Of course.
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Snow shoes, water.
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This Egyptian son certainly can get a fella down.
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Have a seat.
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Thank you.
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Perhaps you'd like some tea.
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Oh, would be most grateful.
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You... you are Miss Arnold?
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Yes.
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And you are Mr. Tom Evan?
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How do you know?
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Oh, it's snow shoes, of course.
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Sir?
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No, have met.
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Where?
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I've seen you pictures in offices of French Archaeological Society in Paris.
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Please permit the introduction of a humble self, I'm Charlie Chan.
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Charlie Chan?
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I thought your face is familiar.
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How are you, Mr. Chan?
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I'm here to see your learned father.
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But father, he isn't here.
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If you're looking for mysteries, you've come to the right place, Mr. Chan.
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Miss Arnold has one all ready for you.
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He had went away over a month ago.
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We've heard from him only once since he left.
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Oh, I know it must sound foolish, but I have the strangest feeling that something's happened to him.
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He hasn't been himself since he opened her mate's tomb.
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She's just making a mountain out of a molehill.
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Insignificant molehill.
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Sometime more important than conspicuous mountain.
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Professor Thurston, your uncle, he is here perhaps?
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No, he's in Luxor.
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We'll wait till the sun drops, then we'll all drive in together.
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Thank you so much.
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This way through the garden.
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Thank you.
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My brother Barry.
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The beauty of Egyptian night captured in simple melody.
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Those native things are all right for a while, but one of these days I'm going to send home for some jazz.
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Old maestro stuff.
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Yeah, I'm there.
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Good evening, Mr. Arnold.
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Has Uncle John returned?
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He's in the laboratory, but he heard your arrival in the car and will be up in a moment.
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A wait room?
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Yes, Miss Arnold.
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Will you ask Nida to bring some cigarettes from my room?
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Certainly.
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You have one of mine.
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No, thanks.
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I prefer my own.
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We're going to the study, Mr. Chan.
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Smoke?
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Do not indulge.
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I've lost my glasses again.
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Hey, poor wife!
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You mustn't mind if Uncle John seems a bit angry, Mr. Chan.
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He'll be all right when he gets his glasses.
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Ah, I thought I heard that old rattletrap of yours drive up, Tom.
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It's enough to wake the dead.
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When archaeology pays bigger and better dividends, I'll get a new one.
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Uncle John, this is Mr. Chan, Professor Thurston.
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How do you do?
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So pleased.
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Mr. Chan wanted to see Dad.
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I've explained his way.
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Oh, yes.
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Sit down, won't you?
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Thank you, sir.
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Was it on a matter of importance, Mr. Chan?
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Most important.
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Business with French archaeological society.
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Oh, then perhaps I can help you.
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I'm in charge during my brother-in-law's absence.
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Oh.
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Then we'll come to point quickly.
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Matter concerns valuable items taken from tomb of High Priest Ameti.
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In just what way, Mr. Chan?
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Archaeological society financed Professor Arnold's researches with understanding that all objects taken from tomb,
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with exception of those claimed by Egyptian government, become property of society museum.
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That's quite correct.
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Everything taken from the Ameti tomb is now in course of cataloging in preparation for shipment.
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Correction, please.
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Valuable items taken from tomb, discovered six months ago,
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now in possession of private collectives and rival museums in Europe.
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That's impossible.
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Here are photographs.
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This necklace with identifying seal of Ameti.
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This ring of Ameti, now in Berlin museum.
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They're imitations.
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Why?
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We have a native craftsman, Ed Pouamad, who can duplicate things like those so closely that even an expert can't tell the difference.
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Pardon me, Bendy.
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Your glasses.
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Is that all for tonight?
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Yes, you may go.
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I'm sure they're imitations, Mr. Chan.
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Experts have identified necklace and ring as genuine.
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Do you mean that the society is accusing my father?
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So sorry, but society demands explanation.
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On what grounds they withdrew their financial support before the tomb was located?
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I question their right to investigate anything.
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Contract, very plain.
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Items from Ameti tomb, property of French museum.
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Must locate Professor Arnold.
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Well, I'd be glad to try again, Mr. Chan.
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Our last communication came from another town, the upper Nile,
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saying he wished to be undisturbed in his present work.
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He ignores our letters.
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Which isn't like daddy at all.
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Articles from Ameti tomb are here?
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Yes, in the laboratory.
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Would you care to see them?
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Much interested.
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Carol, perhaps you'd better go to your room, dear.
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She doesn't like our work, Mr. Chan.
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I hate it.
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He's taking my father away from me.
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Something's happened to him, I know it.
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Please, dear.
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Can't you help me find him, Mr. Chan?
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You must.
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You've got to.
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If possible, we'd be most happy.
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There, there, there, there.
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I'd be glad to take you to your room, my dear.
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I'm sorry.
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Good night.
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And thank you, Chan.
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She's quite upset, Tom.
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Perhaps you'd better phone for Dr. Racine.
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I think so, too.
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The laboratory's below, Mr. Chan.
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Thank you so much.
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A few of the more important items are here, Mr. Chan.
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The rest are in the storeroom.
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I'd be glad to check them with you at your convenience.
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That would be most helpful.
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X-ray machine?
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We have the most completely equipped laboratory in Luxor.
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This is a radiograph of a matey.
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Very interesting.
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The hands crossed in final sleep.
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Egyptian goddess?
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That is Sekhmet, goddess of vengeance.
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The ancients endowed her with many supernatural powers, Mr. Chan.
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Cannot believe a piece of carved stone can tame evil,
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unless dropped on foot.
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Strange you should say that.
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May I ask why?
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Miss Arnold's brother nearly met his death, ten years ago.
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Oh.
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A matey?
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This case holds all that remains of one of the most powerful priests of the 21st dynasty.
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Case has not been opened?
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No.
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You see it just as we found it.
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Very strange.
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What do you mean?
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Varnish.
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On three thousand year old mummy case, not completely dried.
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I don't understand this.
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Perhaps case has been opened.
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That's hardly possible.
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And yet...
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You're right, Mr. Chan.
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It has been tampered with.
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Would be most interesting to see inside.
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You mean open it?
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No, I wouldn't dare.
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I want to allow Professor Arnold's permission, he'll never forgive me.
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X-ray machine, most useful for seeing where I cannot reach.
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Now get Snowshoes to give us a hand.
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Yeah, I could carry you back to Mississippi with me and don't have to worry about no job there,
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cause I know a lot of white folks who could keep you working.
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Hey, Snowshoes.
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Sir?
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Come on in here, make it snappy.
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Yeah, I'll see.
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You go along now, kid, and I'll be seeing you maybe tomorrow night.
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Well, lay come, salam.
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Allah tifah.
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If it was alright with me, I would see you anyhow.
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Want something outside with me, Mr. Charles?
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Now give us a hand here.
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I'm not much...
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Do as you're told.
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I'm not much of a touch and dance thing, Mr. Charles.
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Now slide it this way.
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Now the feet toward the corpuscles.
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Good.
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Now lift, lift, lift.
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Slowly.
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Now lower the feet.
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Lower them.
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Be careful.
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Now, now raise, raise it.
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Find the frame.
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Turn it.
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All set?
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Wait till I put the lights out.
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Can't we see better with the lights on?
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Quiet and don't touch anything.
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I'm not touching nothing.
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Here we go, Professor.
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That's a matey, all right.
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See?
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There's the identifying cartouche suspended around his neck.
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Very interesting.
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Please.
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May display ignorance of Egyptian history by asking questions?
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Certainly.
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Did the high priest die a natural death?
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The Mayday records indicate that he kicked off peacefully at the ripe old age of 78.
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Contradiction, please.
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A matey die very violent death.
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How do you figure that?
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Observe.
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Modern bullet clearly revealed near heart.
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Say, that does look like a bullet.
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That settles it.
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What are you going to do?
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Open this case.
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All right.
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But can I go now?
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No, get busy.
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All right, sit down.
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All right, now.
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Here.
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Lift the lid off.
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Pull it over there.
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Now, let's get it on the table.
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All right.
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Professor Arnold.
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You're not going to say anything to Carol about this, are you?
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The comms turned the currents off again.
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Look at what?
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Miss Sackman, see us?
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That was Carol.
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I'm going to tell William.
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All right, now.
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Mistress will take medicine.
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No, take them away.
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They don't help me.
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They never make me sleep.
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They're a scene, so they are helping you.
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Miss Sackman, you're not going to say anything to Carol?
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I was writing a letter to Colonel Bailey at Napa town, asking him if he wouldn't try again to locate Father.
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And suddenly, my hands became icy cold and my cigarette dropped to the floor.
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As I stooped to pick it up, everything seemed to stand still.
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I was frightened.
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I tried to cry out, but I couldn't.
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I was drifting into space.
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I got to my feet.
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And thus I was.
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For the next thing I knew, I was standing in the middle of the room.
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And then, I saw it.
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Its horrible head coming toward me out of the darkness.
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The head of Sackman.
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But Carol dear, it could only have been your imagination.
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Of course, Carol dear.
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It was only your imagination.
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I suppose it was only my imagination when the wall of Sarkley's tomb gave way and crushed me beneath it.
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Be quiet, will you?
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Oh, I beg your pardon.
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I'd forgotten.
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You're a courageous type who doesn't recognize fear.
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Well, I'm not and neither is Carol.
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Be silent.
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A dozen others have died from opening their tombs.
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Why shouldn't we?
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Daddy, please.
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You know what I'm talking about, don't you?
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It's all our father's fault.
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He's the one who brought us into this land of decay and death.
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We hate him for it.
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It isn't true.
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Why pretend?
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You know you hate him as much as I do.
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Barry, come with me.
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Why doesn't father take us away from this dreadful place?
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You should get a rest, dear.
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I'm sure he could do you a lot of good.
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I'm sure he could do you a lot of good.
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Oh, Tom.
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Would you mind staying with Barry for a little while?
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Certainly not.
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Oh, Doctor, come in, come in.
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How's Carol?
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She's had a terrible shock.
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A repetition of last week's experience.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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Hello, Doctor Ressi, this is Mr. Chan.
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How do you do?
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The most tragic thing happened tonight, Anton.
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We found my...
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Excuse, please.
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Suggest Miss Arnold now more important.
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You're right, of course.
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She's in her room.
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Pardon me.
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Mr. Chan.
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Professor Arnold's death pours an entirely different light on the matter of your business in Luxor.
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Yes?
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I did dispose of those items of the Amedi tomb.
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You see, after the society would do its support, Professor Arnold needed funds to carry on the work.
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He borrowed heavily from Dr. Racine, who, after the tomb was finally located, quite naturally felt he was entitled to a share of the fine.
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Arnold was an archaeologist, not a businessman, and with the existing complications of his contract with the society,
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the only solution seemed to be that I dispose of a few of the less valuable items, enough to pay part of his obligation to the doctor.
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A decision had to be made, so I assumed responsibility.
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Why did Professor go away?
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He was curious when I told him what I'd done.
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Well, having found evidence of a royal burial ground at Napatara, he decided to attempt locating the tombs,
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feeling that if he turned over their contents to the society, they would be amply compensated for what they lost from the Amedi fines.
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Most commendable.
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I'm frightfully worried about Barry.
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Now, you're not to worry about anything except getting a little sleep.
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Yes, that's better.
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Miss Arnold isn't asleep within the hour.
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Give her another of those towels.
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Yes, ****.
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Good night, my dear.
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Good night.
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You say obligation to Dr. Racine not fully paid?
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When Professor Arnold went away, Dr. Racine kindly consented to extend his note another 90 days.
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May I inquire what right this gentleman has to ask questions regarding a purely personal matter?
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Mr. Chan represents the French Archaeological Society.
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How does that concern me?
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Every detail most important.
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Why, murder concerns.
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Murder?
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Professor Arnold is dead.
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I don't understand.
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Circumstance is very mysterious.
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The body found in Amedi mummy case with bullet near heart.
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That bullet was not the cause of his death, Mr. Chan.
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No?
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Please explain.
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There was trouble with the natives a few days after the Amedi tomb was opened.
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Professor Arnold was wounded.
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And bullet not removed?
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No.
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Why not?
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Examination disclosed it was too near the heart to risk an operation.
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Perhaps I'd better...
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Please.
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He must touch nothing until after autopsy.
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Very well.
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Why should anyone have committed such a fantastic crime?
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Very strange.
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Were it not for bullet and body, might almost believe in power of ancient goddess.
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It's my father.
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He's dead, isn't he?
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Yes, Barry.
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I knew it.
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I've known it ever since he went away.
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He discovered the secret of Amedi's tomb.
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In the dark waters of the forbidden places, carried him to his death.
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Barry, what nonsense is this?
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He ignored the warning and it destroyed him.
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Does it really destroy his soul?
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Here, here, this one too.
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Pardon.
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Must go.
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But first, may I have letter of Professor Armand from Napata?
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Why, yes, I have it here.
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Thank you so much.
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Good night.
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Good night, Mr. Chan.
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I'm so sorry.
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I'll drive you in to look, sir.
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Oh, thank you so much.
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See you in the morning, Professor.
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Put up with me while you're here. I've plenty of room.
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Have you got extra pajamas?
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You bet I have.
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Then we'll be most grateful for hospitality.
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Well, here we are.
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Thank you so much.
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Egyptian night now most peaceful.
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Make yourself at home while I round up those pajamas for you.
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Size 52, please.
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I'll take what I've got and like them.
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Thank you so much.
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May I make notes on writing machine?
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Sure, help yourself.
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I'll find some paper in the left-hand drawer.
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How are these?
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They're totally tan, look like a zebra.
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This is your bunk next to the wall.
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With back to wall can fight off demon of sleeplessness.
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What's the matter, can't you read your own writing?
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Something here very strange.
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What?
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Professor Arnold go to Napata four weeks ago.
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Yes.
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According to date, this letter written two weeks ago.
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That's right.
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But Professor dead before letter written.
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Still more strange.
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Letter written here on your machine.
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Now, wait a minute.
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After all.
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Observe please similarity of type.
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See, they do look the same.
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Man who write that letter killed Professor Arnold.
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Boy, it looks kind of bad for me, doesn't it, Mr. Chan?
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Reports of society indicate you were discharged by Professor Arnold.
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We did have a little argument about the Ameti hieroglyphics.
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But Professor Thurston took me back again a few days later.
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Who beside you use writing machine?
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Well, Thurston, Barry, Edfu Ahmed, even Snowshoes.
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We all do.
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Edfu Ahmed.
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He is Egyptian?
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According to him, a direct descendant of Ameti.
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Young Mr. Arnold mention secret of Ameti tomb.
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Tomb has secret?
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Not that I know of.
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You see, the records indicate that Ameti was supposed to have collected the mummies and the royal paraphernalia of the 20th dynasty pharaohs for safekeeping.
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Professor Arnold thought that he had discovered the treasure when he opened the tomb.
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But it didn't pan out that way.
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He was still looking for it at the time he disappeared.
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Would much like to see Ameti tomb.
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Tonight?
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Waiting for tomorrow.
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Waste of today.
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Let's go.
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As usual, the battery is dead.
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Hey, Snowshoes.
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Sir?
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Bring your flashlight.
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We're going to the tomb.
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Now?
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Tonight?
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Yes, make it snappy.
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I'll never let them sleep at night.
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I'll tell them all to stand up and get mad and chill as fools.
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If somebody was looking for you, you wouldn't be there.
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Close yourself.
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Go on, Snowshoes.
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Yes, sir.
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There you lie, Mr. Tom.
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All right, give us some of it down the steps.
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I want to say hi to you all, gentlemen.
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Go on.
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But you're coming too, ain't you?
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Yes, go ahead.
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Pull the light still so I can see the lock.
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I'm just so cold.
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You act like it.
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All right, turn on the power.
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I'll make the tomb equipped with modern convenience.
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Nothing too good for all the meeting.
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This is the ante room where we found a few important pieces.
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It was in there we made our real discoveries.
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The mummy case was in this stone sarcophagus.
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Very interesting.
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From here, an image of Sekhmet kept watchful eye over old Ameite.
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All the good it did him.
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And that?
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Oh, that's the storage room.
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In here we found Ameite's chariot, his bed, and a whole lot of personal effects.
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Even an alabaster jar that still carried the odor of the perfume that it contained.
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Also very interesting.
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Another room?
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No, it's just an unfinished passage.
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Ameite probably died before his tomb was completed.
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Oh, my.
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Oh, what is it?
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Something's lost.
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Why are they blowing up?
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Smoke shoes, half-wired flashlight.
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Helpful, from the knock-knock, my dear.
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Find it!
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Oh, my, there's something in there.
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Wait a minute.
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Don't come over here.
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Oh, my, no, don't come over here.
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Oh, God.
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No, she ain't all right.
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Oh, she got me.
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Oh, she got me.
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Oh, she got me.
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Oh, Lord, help me with this girl's hair.
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Oh, Lord.
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Excuse me, Mr. Karl.
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Get away with that thing.
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Do you mind if I?
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No, no, leave me in here.
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No, no, no.
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Well, it's a sense she isn't in here now.
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Very strange.
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Segmet disappear like a chashy cat of Alice in Land of Wonder.
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Perhaps me.
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Looks like somebody's gunning for us.
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As Sun Lee would say, you telling me.
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The powder is a harmless sedative,
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Offendee, prescribed quite regularly by Dr. Anton Racine.
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Dr. Racine, perhaps by Mapuchare here.
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No, no.
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I do not sell the drug at all.
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No?
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No.
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Thank you so much.
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Ma!
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Ah!
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The friendly snowshoe.
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Oh, mister, I'm feeling so good this morning.
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Tonight, we go to burial ground and steal the mummy of your sacred ancestor.
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Oh, I had the last night graveyard hands and me going to be strangers, total and complete.
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I think you're going to be surprised.
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I am best guard servant.
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I am best guard for my own luck, sir.
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Good evening, Offendee.
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Good evening.
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Professor Thurston is...
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He's in the laboratory with Dr. Racine and the other learned gentlemen from Rookshore.
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The anatomical investigation to determine the cause of Professor Arnold's death is in progress.
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Other learned gentlemen are...
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Police?
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The police, Offendee.
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Thank you so much.
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Oh, pardon.
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May I ask a question, please?
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Certainly, Offendee.
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Ancient Egyptians familiar with the facts of Mapuchare?
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The ancients had knowledge of many things.
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Of Mapuchare?
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Perhaps so.
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I could not say.
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No.
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Thank you so much.
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Oh, good evening, Mr. Chan.
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Good evening.
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Lovely to see you all back, sir.
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Your Excellency, may I present Mr. Chan?
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His Excellency, Floyd Sweeler of the police department in Rookshore.
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So pleased.
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Pleasure indeed, Mr. Chan.
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But under unfortunate and most perplexing circumstances.
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Cannot read printing in new book until pages cut.
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Oh, yes.
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Professor Thurston has explained that you have been good enough to interest yourself in the case.
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We will be most grateful for the benefit of such assistance as you may be able to offer.
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Very pleased to cooperate.
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I'm certain matter now in most efficient hands.
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Thank you.
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I believe that is all for now.
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I will make my report at once.
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Good night, doctor.
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Good night, sir.
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Good night, Mr. Chan.
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Good night.
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You have list of articles from my metatoon?
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Oh, yes.
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I had Epo-Armour prepared for you today.
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If you'll excuse me.
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You have determined cause of death?
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Yes.
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There is evidence that a heavy blow at the base of the brain induced a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Also find small incision at jugular vein?
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Yes.
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Made for purpose of draining blood to mummify body.
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That seems rather an obvious conclusion.
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Conclusion also obvious.
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Operation performed by hands of expert.
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A sharp knife in the hands of any intelligent person could accomplish the same thing.
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Any intelligent persons afraid even to touch sharp knife.
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Bullet near heart removed?
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Of course not.
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Professor Thurston explained last night that it has nothing to do with Arnold's death.
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So sorry.
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Memory very bad sometimes.
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You have a theory about this, of course.
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Theory like mist on eyeglasses obscures facts.
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Our local authorities have very clear vision, Mr. Chan.
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You'll find the most helpful.
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Yes.
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Thank you so much.
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Tom.
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Yes, dear?
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There's no reason for us staying in the gypnoz.
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Now, don't you worry.
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It's just a matter of a little while until we can get things settled here.
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And then we'll all be going home.
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Shall I ask him to stop?
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No, please don't.
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Seems to take his thoughts off all that's happened.
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Tom, I'm worried about Barry.
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This superstition of the tomb, it's beginning to affect his mind.
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Oh, Carol.
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I didn't know that you and Tom had returned.
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We only took a short walk.
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Don't mind if I go in now, dear, will you?
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Of course not.
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Good night.
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Good night.
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How's she feeling, Tom?
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She's worried over Barry.
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He's letting that foolishness about Sekhmet scare the life out of him.
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With all that's happened, you can hardly blame the boy.
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So sorry to intrude.
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Did you find the list of items correct, Mr. Chan?
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Thank you so much.
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Let me close. Nothing else this evening.
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Please.
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Time now to discuss matter of great importance.
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Yes.
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May I ask a question, please?
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Certainly.
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Can you explain, perhaps, effects of drug, Moptari?
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Well, the effects depend largely on the individual.
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Yes.
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In general, the victim loses all sense of time and reality.
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He suffers from false convictions, hallucinations.
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If the doses are sufficiently powerful, death ensues.
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That is perhaps explanation.
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Explanation of what, Mr. Chan?
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Strange mental condition of Miss Arnold last night.
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You mean she was drugged?
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Analysis of cigarettes today disclose Moptari.
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What?
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Surprise.
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You did not recognize symptoms which you described so clearly, doctor.
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This is incredible.
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Why should anyone do such a thing?
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Problem still to be solved.
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Perhaps Mr. Barry has answer.
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What do you mean?
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Remarks made last night suggest he know where father was searching for secret treasure.
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That knowledge most dangerous.
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Important we speak with Mr. Barry at once.
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Very well.
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Barry, what is it?
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Call him to bed, quickly.
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He is dead.
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Dead?
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Apparently violent reaction of the heart.
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This may be occasioned by sudden shock or terrific fright.
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But what could have caused it?
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We were all in the patio.
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We saw nothing.
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Gods of Egypt are powerful gods.
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Their vengeance is taken, Professor Arnold.
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And now his son.
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What do you know of the death of Professor Arnold and Barry?
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Sekhmet's warning was not heeded.
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Excuse, please.
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Avenging God is not responsible for Moptari in cigarettes?
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I know nothing of that.
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Who supplies cigarettes for Miss Arnold?
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Why?
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You.
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You buy those cigarettes.
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Tom, call the police.
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No, Professor.
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The police cannot help you now.
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This household is marked for death.
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Stay where you are, my friend.
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You knew there was danger?
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Then you must have suspected this madman.
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Why didn't you warn us?
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Your carelessness is responsible for that boy's death.
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I am regretful.
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It's impossible to prepare defense until direction of attack is known.
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Shall I call the police?
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Yes.
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One moment, please.
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You may call police if you so desire.
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But shall continue investigation in own way.
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Extend deepest sympathy.
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Good night.
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I'll be back later.
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Sheriff.
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Yes?
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What are you going to do now?
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Have curiosity to visit tomb where Gondor's segment mysteriously disappeared last night.
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Let's go.
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Hey, snowshoes, come on with that light.
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Yes, but I was just seeing if anything was behind us before it get in there ahead of us.
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Go ahead.
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And made search for secret way out?
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We checked every inch of the place a dozen times.
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This was the storage room?
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Yes.
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Hieroglyphics and symbols different from other rooms.
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You know meaning?
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Well, at upper borders, a maidish prayer to the goddess Sekhmet for protection.
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And these?
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Merely ornamentation.
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Prayer alternates with the symbols expressing life and death.
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And so on across.
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Story of man very short.
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Life, death.
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Life, death.
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I'm reminded of ancient sage Confucius who writes,
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from life to death is reach of man.
49:13 → 49:15
Observe.
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It's a good logic, all right, but it doesn't get us anywhere.
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Most peculiar.
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Ghost of Sekhmet disappear in room of mystic symbols.
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They're both together.
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Mr. Tom, you're throwing up them hats again.
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Could you agree?
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Secret waters, which Mr. Barry mentioned last night.
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Sturgeon, bring the light.
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Yes, sir.
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Do you think Barry really knew about this?
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The hasty conclusion he used to make, like hole in water.
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I wonder who that was masquerading as Sekhmet.
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Murderer of Professor Arnold, who tried to frighten us from tomb.
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Observe.
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Direction of current indicate water flow under rock.
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If there's a current, that means this water comes from the mile.
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It's essential something on the other side.
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Good swimmer could maybe dive under, find out.
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Might try.
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But Mr. Tom, you're not diving them hand swimming holes.
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Quiet snowshoes.
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Would recommend extreme caution.
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Don't worry about me.
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Waterproof.
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Thanks.
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I think I have to hold you back.
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You don't know how long.
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Here goes.
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Hey, Mr. Tom, you forgot to take off your wristwatch.
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Or you forgot the wrist watch.
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Something must have done happened to him. He ain't said nothing yet.
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You are so hot, Ahn.
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Why what are you
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Look, Mr. Chang, he must have made it all right.
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Mr. Tom, that you?
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Mr. Tom?
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Out, please.
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Yeah, because we all are waiting for him.
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We know where he's going.
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I'm just...
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Look.
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Mr. Tom?
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I love you.
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I love you, too.
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Tom, is your head bad?
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Help, please.
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I must get Mr. Evans to the doctor at once.
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Come on, come on.
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Excuse, please.
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Professor Thurston gone long?
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He went into Luke, sir, to see the police.
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Oh.
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Mr. Chang.
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Yes?
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I hope a Sandy Evans will get well.
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Human thoughts add favorable weight in balance of life and death.
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Though walking away would be in his state, Planet Earth should be a pathway, not his
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Professor Thurston has returned?
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No, offender.
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Inform, please. We'll be in laboratory.
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Is he going to be all right, Doctor?
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He has a very good chance.
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I hardly know what to suggest, Your Excellency.
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Would you care to start your investigation in Barry's room?
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All in good time, Professor. I shall take care of everything.
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Pardon, Offender. Mr. Chan is waiting for you in the laboratory.
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Mr. Chan? I thought you told him to go.
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Will you please come with us, Your Excellency?
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Pardon intrusion of unwelcome presence, but I've learned something of great interest.
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His Excellency will be judge of that.
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Most happy to have Excellency's distinguished opinion.
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Also of Miss Arnold, if you will be so kind.
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Very well, Mr. Chan.
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Your prying into our affairs has brought us nothing but misfortune.
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First it was Barry, and now it's Tom.
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What happened to Tom?
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It's the attempt made on life tonight in Namethy tomb.
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Two bullets in chest.
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Wait, please. He's still unconscious.
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Dr. Jampur is with him now in the guest room.
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You have no right to expose Tom to such danger.
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We look to you for protection which you haven't given us.
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I have to ask you to leave, Mr. Chan.
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That is already arranged. His Excellency is taking charge.
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Thank you.
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The great humble efforts have been unsuccessful.
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Committing failure like drinking bitter tea.
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One last request.
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Permission, please, to perform simple demonstration.
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Thank you so much.
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Sealed tube like this could contain enough gas to cause death.
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That would depend upon the kind of gas used or the amount inhaled by the victim.
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At time of death, Mr. Barry playing violin.
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Observe hole through which murderer insert tube of deadly gas into sound box.
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All very interesting, Mr. Chan.
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How could your murderer have broken the tube while Barry was playing?
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Murderer very ingenious.
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He knew scientific fact that very thin glass vibrate to certain sound.
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I will demonstrate.
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While playing, Mr. Barry face directly over sound vent.
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Inhale deadly gas. Die almost instantly.
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You have established motive, Mr. Chan.
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Motive for murders of professor and son, very clear.
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Of course.
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What is it?
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Discover hidden room in tomb tonight.
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Also clothing of professor Arnold.
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Then he did find the amity treasure.
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Yes.
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And someone else having same knowledge killed professor to keep treasure for self.
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Then when murderer believe son Barry also know secret, kill him too.
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And to Amin.
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That explains the ravings about the vengeance of segment.
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That mask of goddess also found.
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Mask used by murderer to frighten intruders away from tomb.
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When device fail, murderer resort to more practical methods.
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Bullets as in case of Mr. Tom Evans tonight.
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Did Mr. Evans see you fire the shots?
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Bullet mark on flash lamp prove light focused on guilty man.
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Then I must talk to him at once.
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Excuse please.
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Must not disturb at present.
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One conscious Mr. Evans will name murderer.
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Case now in your hands, excellency.
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Goodbye, gentlemen.
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Thank you so much.
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Well, your excellency.
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It is really very simple matter.
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All we have to do now is to capture Edward Amin and have a Mr. Evans identify him.
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Mr. Chan.
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Yes.
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If I've been rude, I owe you an apology.
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I resented your attitude of suspicion.
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I didn't realize how cleverly you were handling this matter.
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Thank you so much.
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You don't seem to realize you're dealing with a fanatic, a madman.
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Edward Amin must be captured dead or alive.
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And send two of my men here to keep watch outside.
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Yes, yes.
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Immediately.
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Sorry to keep you waiting, your excellency.
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These are in my room.
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Thank you.
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Pardon me.
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Yes, doctor.
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Is Dr. Racine still here?
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Why, I think you'll find him in the patio.
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Then with your permission, I shall leave the patient in his care.
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How soon will I be able to talk with Mr. Evans, doctor?
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Maybe some time before he recovers consciousness, your excellency.
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Then there's nothing to do but wait.
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Good evening, Dr. Racine.
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Good evening.
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I trust you understand.
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This emergency required immediate attention.
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And you were not available.
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Certainly.
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I'm very glad that Mr. Evans was in such capable hands.
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Thank you, sir.
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Good night.
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Good night.
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I'm sorry I startled you.
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One of my lancets is missing and I thought perhaps Dr. D'Apour might have borrowed it and left it here.
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I'm sure I don't know.
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Have you noticed any change?
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He seems all right.
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He must get well.
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Would you mind opening the window a little, please?
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Has Tom recovered consciousness?
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Not yet.
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He has a slight temperature, but that's to be expected.
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Then if there's no immediate danger, you better get some rest, dear.
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But Uncle John...
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Now, Carol, remember you've been ill.
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Come, let me get you something to make you sleep.
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I'm all right.
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Now, don't worry.
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I'll let you know the moment there's any change.
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I'll be back shortly.
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One moment, please.
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Do not move.
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Put the knife on the table.
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Here you go, please, Mr. Chang.
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Thank you so much.
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What has happened, Mr. Chang?
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And where did you find that lancet?
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I was discussing from my case.
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Very clever thought, to insert lancet into bullet wound,
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to make silent only witness who could accuse you.
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But what about Edouard Arnaud?
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Entirely innocent.
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Fanatic devotion to resting place of ancestors,
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provide excellent shield for real murderer.
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You killed Professor Arnold for Armeta treasure.
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You drugged Miss Carol's cigarettes
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to discount anxiety over disappearance of father.
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Later, when Mr. Barry appeared to have knowledge of treasure,
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killed him also to keep secret.
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And tonight, shoot Mr. Evans when he recognize you in tomb.
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Bullet which wound Professor Arnold six months ago,
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and one which wound Mr. Evans tonight,
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fired from same gun, your gun.
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Take him away.
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You have been very helpful, Mr. Chang.
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Thank you so much.
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Most grateful for very able assistance.
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Terrible sitting here waiting,
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wondering how your plan would work out.
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Courage, greatest devotion to those we love.
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Goodbye, appendice notions.
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I'm not the best way to go from here.
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Journey of life like tether on stream,
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must continue with current.
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Yes.
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Sir, I guess you're right, but I'm going with you.
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Carol.
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I'm darling.