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00:00The whole art of clay pigeon shooting lies in the timing.

00:16The trick is, when I say pull...

00:18No!

00:19Well, it's all right.

00:20You see, they got it jolly quickly, don't they?

00:21Do you want to go?

00:22You see, they got it jolly quickly, don't they?

00:23Do you want to go?

00:24I think I'll learn the shooting bit first.

00:33Can you reload that, Pamela?

00:34I don't know.

00:35We go in here, don't we?

00:36Shall I, miss?

00:37I'm perfectly capable, thank you very much.

00:38Well, we'll leave the reloading for a minute.

00:48You see, when I say pull...

00:49Morning, Hastings.

00:50Lovely day.

00:51Morning, General.

00:52Morning, Sir.

00:53Morning, ladies.

00:54Morning.

00:55Well, now, Kitty, why don't you have a try?

00:56If you don't practice, you won't be ready for the championship.

00:57It's all set for the 14th.

00:58Racing, eh?

01:00You see, when I say pull...

01:01Morning, Sir.

01:02Morning, ladies.

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03:25I'm getting you to do.

03:31Of course, the actual wound I got was ludicrously minor.

03:33I tell to complete fraud.

03:35Of course, the actual wound I got was ludicrously minor.

03:39I tell to complete fraud.

03:40I'm sure it wasn't minor.

03:41Oh, I assure you it was.

03:44Mind you, I was convinced I was going to die.

03:47But that's only because I'm a coward.

03:49Oh, John.

03:50Oh, good morning, General.

03:51Morning, Brandon.

03:52Good morning, General Fox.

03:53Morning, Miss Henderson.

03:54good morning Monsieur Poirot. have you seen John? yes he is on the foredeck

04:07madam. oh shall I? it was just a shade choppy of course.

04:15well no. just a shade choppy of course. well no. fortunately I am an excellent

04:21sailor. the one thing I must not do is overtire myself. I live so intensely if

04:26you know what I mean Monsieur Poirot. oh yes. as a matter of fact I nearly wore

04:31myself out as a gal in the war. my hospital. you've heard about my hospital.

04:36of course I had nurses and matrons and that sort of thing but I actually ran it.

04:43your vitality is formidable dear lady. what would one be if one

04:50wasn't alive? if one wasn't alive?

04:58dead madam.

05:20I'd take a hatchet to that woman if I were her husband.

05:36absolutely poisonous. absolutely poisonous. in 87 that was.

05:47anyone take a hatchet to her? no. last time I saw her she was on her third husband.

05:58position is everything. if you lose your man and shoot a hole in the mast or worse

06:03or worse.

06:07man. soldier then. he was at the guards wasn't he General Forbes? guards?

06:14he was at the guards wasn't he General Forbes?

06:19no. fact. music hall stage. war comes along they start

06:29letting anyone in. hun drops a stray bomb. pure good luck. he goes home with a

06:34flesh wound in the arm. how did he meet mrs. Clapton? mrs. Clapton? lady Pardo

06:40she was then. really? he got into her hospital somehow. did it have anything to

06:46do with him being wounded do you think?

06:50you should get a bit of exercise miss Henderson. you should get a bit of

06:55exercise miss Henderson. does you no good sitting around thinking you know. no I

07:00know. unfortunately my religion forbids it at this time of year. oh oh

07:14well

07:31and a line.

07:36I've been trying to talk to you. I don't see that we've a lot to say to each

07:43other have we? surely after all the...

07:50what do you want? I was just... were you spying on us? I wanted to clear your

07:58drains. well get on and do it then.

08:05the happily married woman. General Forbes.

08:11General Forbes.

08:29you've saved a sick kitchener with delight. the army of today is all right.

08:35it's her family I feel sorry for. it's all right. it's her family I feel sorry for.

08:42boys take my tip and join the army right away. the money's good. not much but good.

08:49who knows perhaps you'll be a general someday. I said perhaps.

08:55though we may have needles. don't think any old stuff will do.

09:04no soldier songs I said. no Indian love lyrics.

09:08what is she saying? the army of today is all right and the Kashmiri love song.

09:11all with a cruise like this is you're forced to suffer amateur entertainment night after night.

09:30oh we rather enjoyed it didn't we Molly? what did you think Colonel Claverton?

09:35John would have been quite happy to sit and listen to that dreadful woman for hours.

09:39there's no taste at all as far as anything artistic goes. it's true. mrs. Tolliver's artistic.

09:46that must be a great solace to you.

09:50to seeing the museum in Alexandria tomorrow. Alexandria tomorrow.

09:55John and I won't be going ashore. we never bother with antiquities.

09:59one must live in the present don't you find?

10:01not in three years. I'll have to be selling my I'll have to be selling my car next year

10:11then darling. my car I think John.

10:32a sound. 20 past 10. 20 past 10. indeed.

10:41well what about bridge? bridge?

10:46bridge? come on. we can use the dining table. oh may we join you? use the dining table. oh may

10:53we join you? what about you Claverton? oh John won't play. most tiresome of him. sorry. so you

11:00can join us if you like. what was your name again? Tolliver. mrs. Tolliver. and I'm her husband.

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