Arabesque Page #3
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- 1966
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our little street urchin has already invited me.
How bothersome.
You are working on the cipher,
aren't you?
Let's not talk about work.
Let's talk about you.
Please, listen.
I don't know what Nejim has told you-
There you are, Yasmin.
I hardly expected to find you here.
- In her own house?
- In the library.
Yasmin has so many talents,
she has practically no time for reading.
I'm sorry to tell you this,
my dear, but Mr. Pollock is as poor as a church mouse.
- Will you come
and change for dinner? - Excuse me.
Those slippers
are absolutely beautiful, my darling.
Are you wearing them for my benefit?
Of course, Nejim.
Mr. Pollock does not have
your exotic refinements.
He prefers nighties.
She said it, I didn't.
Mr. Pollock...
some Bedouins are in the habit
I am not one of them.
Delicious, Beshraavi.
What is it, squab?
- Lark.
- "Lark"? Good heavens.
They've been soaked in honey
for eight days.
What about you, Mr. Pollock?
Or is the prospect too exotic?
I trust you'll notify
my next of kin.
Go on, Mr. Pollock.
Courage.
Oh, I am sorry.
That's all right. I've always had a sweet tooth.
I hate being clumsy.
I despise it.
But you never are, my dear.
This is the first time
I've seen you be so gauche.
You've dropped something.
Well... so I have at that.
What do you suppose it is?
It looks like a little
piece of folded paper, doesn't it?
Let's see if there's
anything written on it.
Was that you?
I'm terribly sorry.
Let's see if there's
anything written on it.
There is something
written on it.
Don't keep it a secret.
What is it?
It's a prescription.
I suffer from indigestion.
All those dry books
I try to digest.
Perhaps we can have it
made up for you.
There's an all-night chemist
just around the corner.
Don't bother.
No bother.
One of the servants-
It would be for them. It's absolutely unnecessary.
getting back to work.
The dinner
was delicious...
and... that was
quite a lark.
Well-
He certainly was strange,
even for an American.
I'm sure you and Mr. Beauchamp
have business to discuss,
so I'll develop
a splitting headache before your talk gives me one.
Good night, Mr. Beauchamp.
Good night, Miss Azir.
When are you going
to let me show you around my bank?
The moment I find myself
in need of refinancing.
You, I'll see later,
no doubt.
Beauchamp,
you've been oozing good fellowship all evening.
When a banker oozes,
someone's in a lot of trouble.
Let us have
your bad news.
I was too discreet
to mention it in front of your guests,
but do you know
what they've been saying about you on the exchange?
Your brokers gossip
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