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Congo Bill searches Bokar's house for
the missing letter left by Tom McGraw.
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But Bill is surprised and captured.
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And now, as Kala attempts to come to his
rescue...
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Hungoville!
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We'd better get back to the house and
get rid of Congo Bill.
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We can drive them out. We're in an
awkward position, Cameron. Well, I don't
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see why. They tried to murder us. From
their point of view, they were defending
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the property against intruders. And you
were intruding, huh? I was inside the
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house. Any luck? None.
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What do you suggest?
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That we retire gracefully, and the less
said about this evening's adventure, the
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better.
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Let's do this more often.
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The tonic.
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Gentlemen, will you join me in a bit of
refreshment? If you don't mind, Dr.
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Greenway, I think I'll call it a day.
Thank you, Doctor, but I believe I'll do
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the same.
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Carla, you better get some rest, too,
huh?
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A pleasant evening, Doctor?
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You're mistaken, Cleek.
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It's suddenly dull and dreary.
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I thought you enjoyed a pleasant chat
outside with your friend.
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You think it was pleasant, do you?
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Why, that's the least I could wish for
my honored guest.
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You know, sometimes I almost believe
you're a gentleman, Cleek.
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You went to the beach to enjoy the
moist, warm air that comes from the sea?
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No, we didn't.
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Perhaps to the edge of the desert, where
the night winds blow more and more.
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No. But we did have a good time, Flea.
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A very good time.
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And now, my friendly host, good night.
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I'll see you tomorrow, when the blast of
heat will make us wish it was night
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again.
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What's the matter, Carla?
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Ben, go camera in room.
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Get my clothes, quick.
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Go out! Some camera's been hurt!
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Looks like you were expecting this,
Cameron.
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I had an idea something was going to
happen tonight, but I didn't expect it
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so soon.
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Any idea who it was?
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I can only guess. Did you recognize him?
Not in the dark.
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Maybe Carlo turned up something.
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There he is now.
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Did you find anything?
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No seed. High, quick like fox in jungle.
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More like a snake striking in the dark.
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What I don't get, Cameron, is why you?
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Perhaps I'm in someone's way.
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Yes.
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You interfered with someone's plans for
me earlier this evening.
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Let's say that's it.
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Someone was at the hotel.
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Who knows?
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Let's turn in. I think the rest of the
night will be quiet.
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I watch good.
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Sleep tomorrow.
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Good boy, Colin.
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At least we're giving someone the
jitters. He wouldn't take these chances.
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Well, we'll talk about it in the
morning. Fine.
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Good night, Kevin.
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Good night.
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Your deal, Quink.
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Oh, it's too much in this heat. Keeps
your mind off of it.
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Is this an American game?
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Well, what are you going to do about it?
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I could call for help.
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But you don't think you need any, huh?
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I'm sure it's something you and I could
handle.
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I've had enough.
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Sweat it out by yourself, gentlemen.
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I don't think we have anything else to
discuss.
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We have this.
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Lady, you've got quite an argument
there.
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What do you want?
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You're looking for something in this
room?
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Something very important?
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You're guessing.
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I could help you find it.
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For a prize?
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You're still guessing.
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For a small share of gold?
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It's worth it. Gold? You think it's
gold?
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I know it is.
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What would I be looking for in this
room?
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For some papers that tell where there is
a lot of gold.
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I'm afraid we're both talking about
different things.
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You've both been talking entirely too
much.
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Drop that gun, Talia.
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Don't do that, Bill.
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What a fine pair of thieves I've
snagged.
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I caught him, Clee, searching your desk.
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And with him in the trap, you walked in
too.
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And snapped it shut on yourself.
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I was only doing it for you.
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When I need your help, I'll ask for it.
All right, you're going to look around,
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Clegg, and see if anything's missing?
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That won't be necessary.
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I have other ways of finding that out.
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Start for the door.
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The other way.
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Ladies first.
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We use it to entertain our special
guests.
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We have a very unusual program for those
caught stealing.
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There's a million dollars lying in
America.
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Take him in there. Make him tell where
it is and who it belongs to.
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until he talks.
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You're wasting the time, Clegg.
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Wouldn't you prefer to talk?
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Well, I told you you were wasting your
time, Clegg.
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have to be excused. I'm busy now.
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You want me to drill your fat hide?
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Well, no.
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Having you, sport, I'll join.
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Clegg, I want some straight talk from
you for once.
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I'm always at your service, Volcar.
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Always. There's the matter of the
letter.
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Congo Bill ransacked my house looking
for it.
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Mine, too.
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One of us has it.
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And it isn't me. That leaves you.
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I remember.
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You asked me to assist you in getting
it. And you decided to help yourself.
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I want the letter.
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If I knew its whereabouts, don't you
think that I would have rushed to tell
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you? No.
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Quite a place.
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Yeah. I think we're going to like it
here, Morelli.
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So you see, Clegg, we're depending on
you.
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Don't disappoint us.
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Andre Vaucard, how are you? Well, this
is a pleasant surprise.
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Bernie, welcome to Akela. Thank you. Why
didn't you cable me? Oh, I figured we'd
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get here almost as quick.
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Shake hands with Morelli, my associate.
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Glad to know you. How are you, Morelli?
This is my friend, Rogan.
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Hello, Morelli.
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Glad to know you, Rogan. Hi. Get settled
here. My good friend, Cleve, will take
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excellent care of you. Welcome to
Knottport Lodging, gentlemen.
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Everything I have is at your command.
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I'll see you later at my place. Yes,
there's a lot of things I'd like to talk
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over.
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Don't forget our little deal, please.
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Of course not.
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Of course not.
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See you later.
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And now, gentlemen, may I show you to
the best rooms of my heart. Here you go.
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We ought to tell him what he's up
against.
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Yeah, it might loosen up his tongue.
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When we turn on that switch, those
knives will start to spin and slowly
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lower until they finally reach you.
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Unless you decide to talk.
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Turn on the juice, Fred.
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What deep game is the mysterious Cameron
playing?
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Will it ever be proven that this jungle
girl is Ruth Culber? For the stirring
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answers, see The Witch Doctor Strikes,
Chapter 9 of Congo Bill, at this theater
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next week.
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