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Professor John Thurston:
[angrily] Why didn't you warn us? Your carelessness is responsible for that boy's death!
Charlie Chan: Most regretful. Impossible to prepare defense unless direction of attack is known.
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Warner Oland
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Charlie Chan in Egypt
(1935)
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Professor John Thurston:
[referring to statue] That is Sekhmet, Goddess of Vengeance. The ancients endowed her with supernatrural powers, Mr. Chan.
Charlie Chan: Mmmm. Cannot believe that piece of carved stone contain evil - unless dropped on foot.
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Warner Oland
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Charlie Chan in Egypt
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Professor John Thurston:
Why should anyone have committed such a fantastic crime?
Charlie Chan: Very strange. Might almost believe in power of ancient goddess.
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Warner Oland
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Charlie Chan in Egypt
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Charlie Chan:
Drop of water on thirsty tongue more precious than gold in purse.
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Charlie Chan in Egypt
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Charlie Chan:
Hasty conclusion like hole in water, easy to make.
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Charlie Chan:
Journey of life like feather in stream - must go with current.
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Charlie Chan in Egypt
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Charlie Chan:
Most grateful for very able assistance.
Carol Arnold: It was terrible sitting here waiting, wondering how your plan would work out. Charlie Chan: Courage greatest devotion to those we love.
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Warner Oland
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Charlie Chan in Egypt
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Charlie Chan:
Regret efforts have been unsuccessful. Admitting failure like drinking bitter tea.
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Charlie Chan in Egypt
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Charlie Chan:
Varnish on 3000 year old mummy case not completely dry.
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Charlie Chan in Egypt
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Charlie Chan:
With back to wall can fight off demon of sleeplessness.
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Charlie Chan in Egypt
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