| Neither one of us will ever
discover anything more important, |
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| more wonderful, than what
is out there in that desert. |
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| Lord Carnarvon, may I make a suggestion? |
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| Do any of you chaps
know a man called Carter? |
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| Knew you were the right chap for the job. |
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| What are you looking for?
What do you think's there? |
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| Well, I've never heard of this
Tutankhamun. |
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| If I'm right... |
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| that would mean that he is buried here, |
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| in the Valley of the Kings. |
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| They're calling us back. |
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| I am leaving tomorrow evening. |
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| - What's happened? What's going on?
- It's war, sir. |
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| - What here?
- Yes, sir. Everywhere. |
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| If he's out there,
he's waited three thousand years. |
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| I believe he can wait a while longer. |
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| Sync and corrections by masaca
- addic7ed.com - |
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| Hang on.
I'm here to see the Colonel. |
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| An archaeologist? |
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| Hm! He's fluent in Masri and Saidi. |
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| He knows the people
and the territory inside out. |
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