Bitter Victory Page #2
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David didn't run away. He isn't a coward.
All men are cowards...
in some things.
Let's dance.
Yes. Looks like it may be just what we want.
When do they expect to have it in service?
- October, sir.
- Fine.
- Excuse me, will you?
- Certainly, sir.
- Excuse me, sir. May I have a moment?
- Of course. What is it?
I just wanted to explain, sir...
in case you thought I
wasn't eager for action.
Dear fellow, I never had
- Go on, fall out. I'll probably see you later.
- Thank you, sir.
Did you cure the General's insomnia?
I beg your pardon?
the birth rate of camels.
No time for jokes, Leith.
Your permission to leave, sir.
Good night, sir. Good night, Mrs. Brand.
Good night.
Anything the matter?
Want to go home?
Sorry about...
- Leith.
No manners at all. Famous for it.
But I suppose one must make allowances.
Yes.
Always.
Did you object to the way he
invited himself over tonight?
Did you mind?
- But you invited him.
- No, next corner, here.
So you didn't mind? I thought so.
- You didn't dance with me.
- But, David, you didn't ask me to.
You never gave me a chance. The
moment he sat down, you ignored me.
Aren't you being a little silly, David?
I thought he was your friend.
I was only being polite.
Polite? You call that polite?
You never took your eyes off him.
The way he held you when
you danced. I saw you.
- But Jimmy...
- Jimmy? You call him Jimmy?
- Please, David. You're hurting me.
- How do you know he's called Jimmy?
- I heard you call him that.
- That's not true.
I've never called him anything but Leith.
If you knew just how much I needed you.
And now, the first night you are here...
Stop it, David! You're hurting me!
- Not bad?
- I can't take me eyes off her.
Hey, Frenchie!
How do you say "chick" in Franais?
Boys, look at that.
That's a smasher.
I'm sorry, Jane.
If I didn't care so much, I wouldn't...
I can't help being jealous.
It's all right, David.
Let's go home.
- You want something?
- The General wants to see you.
Already?
I'm sorry, darling. I'll
be back as soon as possible.
- What is it, David?
- Can't tell you now.
- A little walk in the desert.
- You shouldn't joke about it, Leith.
- Especially when you're staying behind.
- I'm not so sure that I am.
Goodbye.
- Good night.
- Good night.
Mokrane.
I am very happy to see you,
sir. It has been long time.
- It will be very good to work with you again.
- Thank you, sir.
Very good, Mokrane. Very
lucky to have him with us.
- You seem to know him pretty well.
- Yes, I met him first about five years ago.
First time I went to
Libya, we worked together.
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