The Adventures of Hajji Baba is a American CinemaScope adventure film directed by Don Weis and starring John Derek and Elaine Stewart. Made in Southern California.
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00:00:30When is the auction?
00:00:32These girls will be sold in my shed.
00:00:34They go today in Osman Aga's caravan.
00:00:48Dye and trim the beard.
00:00:50As you say.
00:00:52Is this your caravan that just arrived from my shed?
00:00:54Mm-hmm.
00:00:56Tell me, is there talk there about the marriage
00:00:58of our Princess Fawzia with your prince?
00:01:00There are always fools who believe that happiness
00:01:02will follow when the prince marries,
00:01:04so there is much talk.
00:01:06There is much talk that such a marriage would help trade.
00:01:08I always say I like Baghdad for a visit,
00:01:10but not to live there.
00:01:12I love to go there to eat
00:01:14and for the entertainment and the fakers.
00:01:16What's this I hear, Kerbalai?
00:01:18Is Haji leaving us?
00:01:20A last great aid to our great chief executioner.
00:01:22This is the very day.
00:01:24Tis not enough for a son to follow in his father's footsteps.
00:01:26He can put a man to sleep
00:01:28or keep a man awake a week,
00:01:30all with those skillful fingers.
00:01:34Why are you not satisfied
00:01:36to be like your father, Haji?
00:01:38You're a good barber.
00:01:40True.
00:01:42But why, I ask myself, must I remain a barber?
00:01:44Take the Shah's chief favorite,
00:01:46Ismail Bagnagol.
00:01:48Is he more handsome or better spoken than I?
00:01:50But he is the favorite.
00:01:52Well, and the famous Lord Treasurer,
00:01:54who fills the king's coffers with gold
00:01:56and does not forget his own.
00:01:58What was he?
00:02:00The son of a gross...
00:02:02He eats and drinks what he likes.
00:02:04He puts on a new coat every day.
00:02:06And after the Shah,
00:02:08he has his choice of all the beauties of Persia.
00:02:12Surely one as handsome as you
00:02:14has no trouble with the beauties.
00:02:16I have no trouble with.
00:02:18I have trouble getting to.
00:02:22I'll put money on Haji.
00:02:24He'll make his way.
00:02:26100 dinars that in six months Haji is still a barber.
00:02:28Make it 500 and I'll take it.
00:02:30Haji's the kind of young man
00:02:32who gets ahead in our country.
00:02:34Done. 500 dinars.
00:02:36Thank you, noble merchant.
00:02:38Succeed and I'll thank you.
00:02:40Since you leave today, Haji,
00:02:42you're welcome to a place in my caravan,
00:02:44the greatest caravan to leave Isfahan.
00:02:46You had better be well armed, Osman Aga.
00:02:48This is a risky time.
00:02:50Fortunately, we did not encounter the fierce tribes.
00:02:52But my uncle Aziz was not so lucky.
00:02:54Two days before me, he was attacked
00:02:56at the great pass at Mashhad.
00:02:58Oh, for a merchant, there's always risk.
00:03:00Remember, Haji, there's safety in numbers.
00:03:04I prefer to travel alone.
00:03:06As you wish.
00:03:08Tell me, Haji, you're a barber.
00:03:10You hear everything.
00:03:12Who do you think the Princess Fawzia will marry?
00:03:14Ahmed Khan or Nur al-Din?
00:03:16Neither.
00:03:18She will be married to the devil.
00:03:22I must warn you, Haji.
00:03:24You should not speak thus of our princess.
00:03:26If my noble master, the chief executioner,
00:03:28were to hear you,
00:03:30he would have you flayed alive.
00:03:32What have I said? That she is mean and cruel?
00:03:34I'd rather receive a kick from her
00:03:36than a kiss from most.
00:03:38Nay, laugh not.
00:03:40I may carry the instruments of a barber,
00:03:42but I have the desires of a prince.
00:03:48To be continued...
00:04:18To be continued...
00:04:48To be continued...
00:05:18To be continued...
00:05:48To be continued...
00:06:18Is it so difficult to decide?
00:06:20Very well, then.
00:06:22I will decide for you.
00:06:24You will wake me.
00:06:26And now that I am awake,
00:06:28for what have I been awakened?
00:06:30Speak!
00:06:32Your father, the caliph, will be here
00:06:34much earlier than you expected.
00:06:36When?
00:06:38In a few minutes.
00:06:40Rose of roses.
00:06:42Princess of princesses.
00:06:44Who is to bathe me and who is to dress me?
00:06:48Am I a lobster
00:06:50that you should boil me alive?
00:06:52Cool it!
00:06:54Cool it!
00:06:56Where is my perfume?
00:07:04Is it dead fish?
00:07:08Smell it yourself!
00:07:10Was ever a princess so cursed?
00:07:12The coffee is cold
00:07:14and the bath is cold.
00:07:16The coffee is cold and the bath is too hot.
00:07:20Miriam, are you going to torment me too?
00:07:22Princess, the bath is cooler now.
00:07:30Now it is too cold.
00:07:36Hurry, hurry.
00:07:38My father will be here and I will not be ready.
00:07:42Again you have scratched me.
00:07:46Oh,
00:07:48oh, my emerald!
00:07:50I wish to wear it.
00:07:52The caliph,
00:07:54he is approaching.
00:07:56Then go quickly, all of you. Go!
00:07:58Out, go, go!
00:08:06May I deserve my father's visit
00:08:08by my actions?
00:08:10It is my hope
00:08:12that your slumber was deep and your dreams pleasant.
00:08:14How can I sleep
00:08:16knowing that for the first time in my life
00:08:18I do not wish to obey?
00:08:20You've been a loving and a faithful daughter.
00:08:22And for that reason
00:08:24I've always given you everything you've wanted.
00:08:26But now I must refuse
00:08:28only because I'm fearful for your happiness.
00:08:30But you were fearful when I begged for the white stallion.
00:08:32You said he was dangerous.
00:08:34Then I rode him as I said I would
00:08:36and you admitted you were wrong.
00:08:38That is true.
00:08:40But it is also true that the horse
00:08:42will not only break your bones,
00:08:44Prince Nur al-Din will break your spirit.
00:08:46See the ring he has sent me
00:08:48and read the letters he has written.
00:08:50His words have no less fire.
00:08:52He desires me for his wife.
00:08:54Think of all the wives he's had
00:08:56and how he's treated them.
00:08:58No one can hold him.
00:09:00I am the one who can.
00:09:04Do you remember the Princess Mirza?
00:09:06She was as beautiful as you and as wise.
00:09:08And she was gentle as a dove.
00:09:10Perhaps he doesn't need a dove
00:09:12but a falcon.
00:09:14You may be the falcon
00:09:16but he will be the master.
00:09:18But Father,
00:09:20Nur al-Din will make me happy.
00:09:22I know he will.
00:09:24In all the East there is no one as handsome as he.
00:09:26There is no greater warrior.
00:09:28Nor one who rides as well or hunts as hard.
00:09:30Or is as heartless.
00:09:32But I will find his heart for him.
00:09:34You are a child.
00:09:36You are too old-fashioned.
00:09:38Would you take for a husband a man
00:09:40who sends your father a letter which says
00:09:42give her to me or I will take her?
00:09:44But that only shows how eager he is.
00:09:46He means no disrespect.
00:09:48You cannot cajole me.
00:09:50I say this man is not for you.
00:09:52He's evil.
00:09:54And I say he has the heart of a true prince.
00:09:56He desires me for his wife.
00:10:02I've sent messengers to Ahmed Khan at Basra
00:10:04to tell him that I'm sending you tomorrow
00:10:06to be his bride.
00:10:08Ahmed Khan?
00:10:10Never.
00:10:12He's young and serious and he's never been married.
00:10:14He's promised me he will build a mosque in your honor
00:10:16even more beautiful than the Taj Mahal.
00:10:18A mosque?
00:10:20Cold marble cannot make my blood stir.
00:10:22But Nur al-Din can and does.
00:10:26I fear for you. You are so innocent.
00:10:28Whose fault is that?
00:10:30Here I am, 17 and unmarried.
00:10:32My sisters and cousins were married at 14.
00:10:34I have wasted three years
00:10:36and I will waste no more.
00:10:38I will reason with you no further.
00:10:40Now I command you.
00:10:42I am the caliph and your father.
00:10:44Make yourself ready for the journey.
00:10:46Tomorrow I send you to Basra
00:10:48to my friend and ally Ahmed Khan.
00:10:50And I will send you under guard
00:10:52and in bonds if need be.
00:11:04If I were a man, I would escape.
00:11:06Perhaps there is a way.
00:11:08I have a message from Nur al-Din.
00:11:10You have?
00:11:12I am as nothing in his eyes,
00:11:14only a pathway down which his voice
00:11:16may travel to your ears.
00:11:18Speak.
00:11:20Do you know the avenue of Abaran that is left unguarded?
00:11:22Only one parasang from the outside of the city.
00:11:24There is a well and some trees.
00:11:26At that place a horseman awaits
00:11:28a beardless youth.
00:11:30And for clothing?
00:11:32It will be only this morning.
00:11:34Make haste and I will make ready.
00:12:02I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:04I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:06I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:08I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:10I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:12I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:14I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:16I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:18I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:20I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:22I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:24I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:26I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:28I am the caliph and your father.
00:12:30The legend uncovers
00:12:34He never knew
00:12:36Of the thrill of a kiss
00:12:40Nor the joy
00:12:42And the rapture
00:12:44Of lovers
00:12:54Traveler! Stop!
00:12:56I beg you
00:12:58Help one who thirsts
00:13:02Perhaps you set a trap
00:13:04Nay, nay
00:13:06I am the rug merchant
00:13:08Akim of Ispahan
00:13:12By Allah, you speak the truth
00:13:22What has happened to you?
00:13:24Where is your caravan?
00:13:26On the great pass
00:13:28On the short route from Meshed
00:13:30We were set upon by the Turkmen women
00:13:34I find it difficult to believe, my friend
00:13:36I hear these escaped harem girls
00:13:38Are creatures of delicate beauty
00:13:40Do not be misled, young man
00:13:44They're beautiful
00:13:46Yes
00:13:48And dressed enchantingly
00:13:50But their sirens
00:13:52Cold
00:13:54Their hearts are filled
00:13:56With hatred
00:14:00They rose up out of the hills
00:14:02Like demons
00:14:04And rode us down
00:14:06Those of us
00:14:08Who were not killed in the fighting
00:14:10Were hung up for the vultures
00:14:14I was
00:14:16I was left for dead
00:14:18With this
00:14:20Sash knotted around my neck
00:14:24Your words only sharpen my interest
00:14:28Such women must be very exciting
00:14:50I merely wish to emphasize a warning, young man
00:14:54Travel wide of the great pass
00:14:58You needn't choke me to make your point
00:15:00Can I give you a ride back to Ispahan?
00:15:02No, no
00:15:04It's but a short walk
00:15:06You've been kind enough
00:15:08Then farewell
00:15:10May good fortune ride with you
00:15:14And good fortune to you
00:15:24Taj Mahal
00:15:28Taj Mahal
00:15:30Taj Mahal
00:15:34Taj Mahal
00:15:38There was a man
00:15:40Named Taj Mahal
00:15:46He lived the great
00:15:48Town so large
00:15:50Although he wore the robes of a barber, he was a man with fire in his heart.
00:16:07But as it goes, the legend uncovers, he never knew of the thrill of a kiss.
00:16:20Nor of the joy and the rapture of lovers.
00:16:27Nothing like this, nothing like this.
00:16:49Praise be to Allah.
00:17:01Praise be to Allah, I am your servant.
00:17:03Do you intend to stay here?
00:17:05I may or may not.
00:17:07For the moment, as you can see, I am watering my horse, filling my gourds.
00:17:12Leave, I pray you.
00:17:14For at this place I am about to receive a treasure of such beauty, that it is not for ordinary eyes.
00:17:21What you say intrigues me greatly.
00:17:23Now I would not leave for ten times ten chikaches such as you.
00:17:29But for ten times ten golden dinars, I might be persuaded to go.
00:17:36By Allah, I shall slay you.
00:17:42Go.
00:17:58In here, bring him in here.
00:18:13Are you certain the guards are bribed?
00:18:15Yes, all is in readiness.
00:18:17Once you get into the courtyard, you can walk out with the others.
00:18:19I know, I know.
00:18:36Halt!
00:18:38Halt!
00:18:40Let me through, I am the courier.
00:18:43What courier?
00:18:45You know what courier.
00:18:47Let me by.
00:18:50I know nothing.
00:18:52I must hurry.
00:18:54What is it you want?
00:19:03Here, that is all I have.
00:19:05Here, that is all I have.
00:19:13I thirst for adventure, as some do for wine.
00:19:17Especially if it is profitable.
00:19:20Ten dinars, this should teach you a lesson.
00:19:27The seal of Nur-El-Din.
00:19:30Maybe I should slay you.
00:19:33If Nur-El-Din is in this adventure,
00:19:36it may be dangerous rather than profitable.
00:19:43Stop! Please, stop!
00:19:45You misled us once, evil woman, and now speak the truth.
00:19:48Where is the princess?
00:19:50Stop! Stop it, I will tell you!
00:20:03Hajji Baba, Hajji Baba, Hajji Baba
00:20:09He keeps laughing at love, at love, at love
00:20:18Always the dream
00:20:21Of jewels and riches
00:20:24Seem to enslave
00:20:27Have you seen a warrior pass by this place?
00:20:29I am the one you expect.
00:20:32I am here to get the treasure.
00:20:34How clever of Nur-El-Din to send a warrior disguised as a barber.
00:20:39How is he?
00:20:41Everyone knows how he is.
00:20:44What is the treasure you expect?
00:20:47That you must reveal.
00:20:49Prove you are the one I am to meet.
00:20:56How beautiful.
00:20:58How beautiful.
00:21:00There is the treasure.
00:21:28By Allah.
00:21:30You are beautiful.
00:21:33You are the treasure.
00:21:35Let me go!
00:21:36Who are you?
00:21:38The Khalif will let you know who I am.
00:21:41You must be the princess Fawzia.
00:21:47My father is God.
00:21:50Help me.
00:21:51I must get to Nur-El-Din in Mashhad.
00:21:54What will you do for me?
00:21:55I will give you the emerald.
00:21:58The emerald in 100 dinars.
00:22:00Anything you wish.
00:22:01Only hurry.
00:22:27Wait.
00:22:57I must rest.
00:23:01If we stop, we may find ourselves in the hands of the chief executioner.
00:23:05I can't help it.
00:23:07I am hot and tired.
00:23:09Stop when it's safe.
00:23:12My throat is parched.
00:23:14It won't be long.
00:23:16I must drink.
00:23:18I must drink.
00:23:20I must drink.
00:23:22I must drink.
00:23:24I must drink.
00:23:25I must drink.
00:23:28Complaints flow from you like water from the springs of Elber-Kerr.
00:23:31But I am a princess and my skin is soft.
00:23:34I am not used to such hard ways.
00:23:36You are no princess as long as we are in this desert.
00:23:38Well, I am stopping.
00:23:41Very well, you can stop.
00:23:43But I'm going on.
00:23:45You know that if your father's men catch us, they'll take you gently back to Ispahan.
00:23:49Me, they'll leave with my head in one place and my body in another.
00:23:52I like them stuck together.
00:23:55I like them stuck together.
00:23:56I like them stuck together.
00:24:23It should be safe to pause here for a while.
00:24:26Hajji Baba is beginning to live, to live, to live.
00:24:35There is a man named Hajji Baba.
00:24:42At last I will drink.
00:24:44Bathe if you will, but drink no.
00:24:46Here.
00:24:48You smell the leather.
00:24:50I don't like it.
00:24:51Then don't drink it.
00:24:57I would like some water now.
00:25:07I was wrong.
00:25:09It's the best water I've ever tasted.
00:25:27I've never been on the desert before.
00:25:30Does it frighten you?
00:25:32Should it?
00:25:34Many more lives are knurled in.
00:25:36You don't like him.
00:25:38Who does?
00:25:45I've never known a barber.
00:25:48Or I a princess.
00:25:50Is it strange?
00:25:53No.
00:25:54No?
00:25:56Is it strange for you?
00:25:58No.
00:26:01But I am curious.
00:26:08Your curiosity is greater than mine.
00:26:13Luck will overtake a merchant caravan.
00:26:25Wait!
00:26:27Wait!
00:26:29We are two travelers who want to join you.
00:26:33Take us to your leader.
00:26:35Follow me.
00:26:55Come on.
00:27:00Come on.
00:27:06My God!
00:27:08This is my old friend, Haji Baba.
00:27:10Benjila Osman.
00:27:12And who is this?
00:27:14This young man is Sher Ali,
00:27:16my assistant and apprentice in the arts of barbering.
00:27:18You are very successful.
00:27:20This morning you were more than an apprentice.
00:27:22Can you provide shelter?
00:27:24No, Haji Baba.
00:27:26You refused to join me in the morning.
00:27:28How can you go to Meshed?
00:27:30I see a chance for a fortune there.
00:27:32Maybe, maybe not.
00:27:34Everything is in the hands of Allah.
00:27:36So be it.
00:27:38Can I count on your mercy for food for myself and Sher Ali?
00:27:41Most assuredly.
00:27:43But first you will give me a massage and then you will share food.
00:27:45And other pleasures.
00:27:48Get me the copper bowl.
00:27:50Fill it with water, heat it and bring it here.
00:27:52Get it yourself.
00:27:54This is the best position of a mule.
00:27:56Aye, can we contend with fate?
00:27:58If Allah make a camel white, can Osman Aga make it black?
00:28:01What is your talent, youth?
00:28:04Are you skilled in the massage of Astrakhan
00:28:06or the trimming of the beard?
00:28:08He is superb in the massage.
00:28:10Can he by a slight pressure on certain nerves
00:28:12put me into a full slumber as you can?
00:28:14He is my apprentice in all things.
00:28:16Good.
00:28:18Then I shall strip
00:28:20and your hands shall melt away all aches from my bones.
00:28:22And later on
00:28:24you shall take me into the...
00:28:26I will fetch the water, master.
00:28:42Where is the dancer?
00:28:44I shall send for her.
00:28:46This is my good friend Haji Baba
00:28:48and his apprentice, Sher Ali.
00:28:50This is the Chawush Mandan
00:28:52who has promised us protection from the dreaded Turkomans.
00:28:54Send in the dancer.
00:28:56I have a cargo of silks from Constantinople
00:28:59and slave girls from Meshed.
00:29:01This dancer is a jewel
00:29:03who might please a prince like Nur-El-Din.
00:29:06What manner of man is this prince?
00:29:08Nur-El-Din?
00:29:10Fortunately for me he is fickle.
00:29:12His desires wax and wane like the moon.
00:29:15He is to marry the Princess Fawzia.
00:29:17Is there any slave girl to compare with her?
00:29:20Yes, there is one, this dancer Ayesha.
00:29:22She is beyond compare.
00:29:24She has more to be desired than ten princesses.
00:29:27I hear the Princess Fawzia...
00:29:29Is beautiful, eh? Yes, I've heard so too.
00:29:31But as you yourself said this morning,
00:29:33she is cruel and selfish.
00:29:35And I have it from one of her handmaidens
00:29:37that she is not even beautiful.
00:29:39Her mouth is large.
00:29:41She has no salt in her complexion.
00:29:43She is crooked.
00:29:45As for her waist, it is that like of an elephant.
00:29:47And her feet a camel has smaller.
00:29:49That is a lie!
00:29:51Have you seen the princess so youth?
00:29:52She is in an age where all princesses are beautiful.
00:29:57May I retire, oh master?
00:29:59No, boy, come sit by me and watch the dancer.
00:30:02It is as Hafiz has said,
00:30:04every moment of pleasure that one enjoys,
00:30:07a count has gained.
00:30:09Ah, the musicians!
00:30:22Ah, the musicians!
00:30:53What do you think of her?
00:30:55She is magnificent.
00:30:59What do you think?
00:31:01I have seen better.
00:31:22What do you think?
00:31:52Why don't you join the others?
00:31:54Fatigue lies heavy upon me.
00:31:58You did not enjoy the dance.
00:32:00At least I learned what manner of woman
00:32:02a barber finds beautiful.
00:32:04She is beautiful.
00:32:06She is beautiful.
00:32:08She is beautiful.
00:32:10She is beautiful.
00:32:12She is beautiful.
00:32:14She is beautiful.
00:32:16She is beautiful.
00:32:18She is beautiful.
00:32:20She is beautiful.
00:32:22She is beautiful.
00:32:24She is beautiful.
00:32:26She is beautiful.
00:32:28She is beautiful.
00:32:30She is beautiful.
00:32:32She is beautiful.
00:32:34She is beautiful.
00:32:36She is beautiful.
00:32:38She is beautiful.
00:32:40She is beautiful.
00:32:42She is beautiful.
00:32:44She is beautiful.
00:32:46She is beautiful.
00:32:48She is beautiful.
00:32:50She is beautiful.
00:32:52This is my tent.
00:32:54You will not take advantage of me.
00:32:56I have the courage to kill you and myself if necessary.
00:32:59When I think of a woman, I think of Aisha.
00:33:02You are safe with me.
00:33:04I had a hard day and I need no blows to put me to sleep.
00:33:09Undress if you will.
00:33:11I will count 100 stars.
00:33:23Where is the princess?
00:33:25She is safe.
00:33:27Bring her to me.
00:33:29No.
00:33:31I'm taking her to Nur-El-Din.
00:33:33She is my responsibility and I do not need you.
00:33:35All right.
00:33:53Easy.
00:34:05Do not be alarmed.
00:34:07I just want to talk to you.
00:34:09Where is your master?
00:34:11He will be back.
00:34:13I will make a deal with you.
00:34:15I know that you are not Shir Ali.
00:34:17I am not a Jaush either.
00:34:19Who are you?
00:34:20I am the son of your father, the Caliph.
00:34:22And you are the princess Fawzia.
00:34:24Haji!
00:34:26Haji!
00:34:29Haji!
00:34:31Haji!
00:34:36Haji!
00:34:50Haji!
00:35:20Haji!
00:35:51If it had not been for your courage, I would be back in Isfahan this day.
00:35:55You are precious to me.
00:35:57Worth an emerald ring and a hundred golden dinars.
00:36:01Is that why you risked your life?
00:36:03For what else?
00:36:05The emerald alone is worth 20,000 tumens.
00:36:07With that I can buy everything.
00:36:09Horses, houses, slaves and love.
00:36:13There is some love you cannot buy.
00:36:15But I can buy you.
00:36:16Perhaps you are right.
00:36:18Perhaps legends are for barbers and love for princes.
00:36:23You will get Nur-El-Din and I will get the emerald.
00:36:26We shall see who has the better bargain.
00:36:47Now, barber.
00:36:49I have found you, I have caught you and I will kill you.
00:36:52No!
00:36:54No!
00:36:56No!
00:36:58No!
00:37:00No!
00:37:02No!
00:37:04No!
00:37:06No!
00:37:08No!
00:37:10No!
00:37:12No!
00:37:14No!
00:37:16No!
00:37:18I will speak to my father on your behalf.
00:37:20You will not see your father, princess.
00:37:22My orders are to take you straight to Basra.
00:37:24No!
00:37:26Prince Ahmed can't rise from Basra to meet us.
00:37:28I must see my father.
00:37:30There is need for great haste.
00:37:32We will take the short way to the great mountain pass.
00:37:34Come on, let's go!
00:37:46Let's go!
00:38:10I know you are tired, princess, but we must continue.
00:38:12We must get over this pass before nightfall.
00:38:14Do what you wish.
00:38:16Your plans are not mine.
00:38:24Guards, alert!
00:38:26This route is watched by Turkmen women.
00:38:46Let's go!
00:39:17Calm!
00:39:19Calm!
00:39:21Calm!
00:39:30Don't!
00:39:32Don't!
00:39:36No!
00:39:38No!
00:39:40No!
00:39:42No!
00:39:44No!
00:39:46Tuckerman, in broad!
00:40:16Tuckerman!
00:40:46Tuckerman!
00:41:16Tuckerman!
00:41:40Aye!
00:41:43The father returns!
00:41:46Aye!
00:41:49Aye!
00:41:52Aye!
00:41:55Aye!
00:41:58Aye!
00:42:01Aye!
00:42:04Aye!
00:42:07Aye!
00:42:10Aye!
00:42:13Aye!
00:42:16Aye!
00:42:19Aye!
00:42:22Aye!
00:42:25Aye!
00:42:28Aye!
00:42:31Aye!
00:42:34Aye!
00:42:37Aye!
00:42:40Aye!
00:42:43Aye!
00:42:46Aye!
00:42:49Aye!
00:42:52Aye!
00:42:55Aye!
00:42:58Aye!
00:43:01Aye!
00:43:04Aye!
00:43:07Aye!
00:43:10Aye!
00:43:13Aye!
00:43:16Aye!
00:43:19Aye!
00:43:26Come on, come on, come on!
00:43:29Move along! Move along!
00:43:42Sell him in Bokara.
00:43:44Allah is with us. I'll capture the Caliph's guard, and you take the caravan.
00:43:49Leave me at least one diamond.
00:43:51These rings are all I have left in the world, and I'm an old man.
00:44:00Sell him in Bokhara.
00:44:05Who is next?
00:44:14Can you ride and use a knife?
00:44:16I conquer men in other ways.
00:44:19Well said.
00:44:21To women of courage, we give a choice.
00:44:24Stay with us, or we will sell you in Bokhara to the highest bidder.
00:44:28I wish to be sold in Mashhad, to Nur al-Din.
00:44:34Then you are not for us.
00:44:36You will be sold in Bokhara.
00:44:39Take her!
00:44:45Who is the next one?
00:44:52I offer this emerald as my ransom.
00:44:55That is my emerald.
00:44:57Leave him.
00:45:01Why is it in his possession?
00:45:04He is my apprentice. It is in his safekeeping.
00:45:07What say you?
00:45:09The emerald is mine.
00:45:11What do you offer for your life?
00:45:14This ring and my skill.
00:45:17Let me see the ring.
00:45:24This is Nur al-Din's ring. Are you his man?
00:45:27No, I stole the ring. My name is Haji. I'm from Isfahan.
00:45:30I have the skills of a barber. I bleed, pull teeth, set limbs.
00:45:34You have need of me. I can heal you.
00:45:36I do have need for you.
00:45:38And my apprentice, Shirali?
00:45:40If you heal me, I will spare you both.
00:45:44If not...
00:45:57Perhaps it is because I am weak from my wound.
00:46:00But I wish, if only for a few minutes, to be a woman.
00:46:04But I wish, if only for a few minutes, to be a woman.
00:46:09What is there to stop you?
00:46:21Who are you?
00:46:23I was forced into the harem of Nur al-Din.
00:46:28But as you have seen, I am not meant to be any man's slave.
00:46:33The moon is not more beautiful than you.
00:46:37In a conflict of wills, man has force on his side.
00:46:42Nur al-Din taught me pain.
00:46:45I hate him.
00:46:47You escaped?
00:46:49Yes, with two other girls.
00:46:51Our fame spread, and now whenever any woman escapes slavery, she comes to us.
00:46:57And are you happier now?
00:47:00I prefer to choose rather than be chosen.
00:47:13Is it possible I am the first one you have chosen?
00:47:17Would that it were so.
00:47:21Where are the others?
00:47:23In my harem.
00:47:25And where is that?
00:47:28They rot in the sun once their ardor cools.
00:47:34Mine will increase with each passing day.
00:47:48What is the meaning of this?
00:47:52Look for yourself.
00:47:54Who is she?
00:47:57The Princess Fawzia of Isfahan.
00:48:00The Caliph's daughter?
00:48:02And what is she doing here?
00:48:04I was taking her to her betrothed, Prince Nur al-Din.
00:48:08You can forget that you were in my arms five minutes ago.
00:48:12For it will not save you if you lie to me.
00:48:15As Allah is my witness, it is a truth.
00:48:17I promised to take her to Nur al-Din in return for that emerald you wear.
00:48:21And she means naught else to you?
00:48:24It is a matter of trade, like transporting sheepskins.
00:48:28You should ask me what he means to me.
00:48:31He is a servant that I bought as I would buy any other.
00:48:34Spoken like a princess.
00:48:36But that does not prove that you are one.
00:48:39Do any of you know the Princess Fawzia?
00:48:42I do.
00:48:45I was her handmaiden.
00:48:47Fabria?
00:48:48Yes, I am Fabria.
00:48:50And she is the Princess Fawzia.
00:48:53She is in your keeping.
00:48:55I will show her how well I learned my lessons.
00:48:58Whatever she does to you will be better than you could expect from Nur al-Din.
00:49:05You I will spare for your gentle hands.
00:49:08But I warn you.
00:49:10If you communicate with her in any way, both of you will die.
00:49:14Great Banna!
00:49:16We have prepared to take the slaves to Bokhara.
00:49:19We wait but your command.
00:49:20Go!
00:49:23Go!
00:49:37Mercy, please.
00:49:40I'll show you mercy.
00:49:43The same as you showed me.
00:49:53Mercy, please.
00:50:23Mercy, please.
00:50:53Ah! Ah!
00:51:24Ah!
00:51:35Haji.
00:51:37Drink.
00:51:43I was frightened.
00:51:46I thought you wanted only the emerald.
00:51:49The emerald?
00:51:52I'll be back.
00:51:53No.
00:52:52No.
00:53:23Ah! Ah!
00:53:38Where were you?
00:53:40Quickly.
00:53:44Seize them and tie them up.
00:53:53Ah! Ah! Ah!
00:54:02Since you are lovers, I've arranged for you to watch each other die.
00:54:08Ah! Ah! Ah!
00:54:20We were attacked by Nur al-Din's men.
00:54:22They took the slaves from us.
00:54:24And our women?
00:54:25I am the only survivor.
00:54:27We will avenge this loss.
00:54:29We attack at once.
00:54:38How long will it be?
00:54:41Soon it will not matter.
00:54:49Haji.
00:54:51Yes?
00:54:53I regret my ill temper and selfishness.
00:55:00Have you no regrets?
00:55:02Only one.
00:55:04Only one.
00:55:06I find myself tied to this pole.
00:55:09You regret having tried to bring me to Nur al-Din?
00:55:14No.
00:55:17But I do.
00:55:21Since I know I will not live, I must speak the truth.
00:55:27I do not wish to marry Nur al-Din.
00:55:31For in these past days and nights, I've learned something.
00:55:38I've learned that I've been mean and cruel.
00:55:46That I love you.
00:55:49I have learned the same for myself.
00:55:54Do you love me more than an emerald?
00:55:56More than 10,000 emeralds.
00:56:01It is easy to say no.
00:56:04But you will never see an emerald again.
00:56:07I would not give you to Nur al-Din or any other man alive.
00:56:11If Nur al-Din were to look at you, I would gouge out his eyes.
00:56:14If his hand touched you, I would break it.
00:56:16By the beard of Allah, I swear it.
00:56:20Haji.
00:56:30Haji.
00:56:33TURKEMAN
00:56:36TURKEMAN
00:56:58Great Prince, we have defeated the Turkmen women.
00:57:01And here is their leader.
00:57:03My old love, the Banja.
00:57:09I would think he would have died rather than be delivered to me.
00:57:13Kneel and beg my forgiveness.
00:57:19Yusa, put her in chains with her followers.
00:57:23Wait.
00:57:27Where did you get this ring?
00:57:30I will tear the words out of you.
00:57:32I can answer that, Great Prince.
00:57:34I know from whence the ring comes.
00:57:38Release her.
00:57:40It belongs to the Princess Fawzia, who was a captive in the Turkmen camp.
00:57:45Princess Fawzia?
00:57:47Captain.
00:57:50Take your fleet of horses.
00:57:52Ride to the Turkmen camp and bring back the princess.
00:57:55500 dinars to the man who delivers her safely.
00:57:58Hurry.
00:58:18Hurry, they are leaving.
00:58:20Quickly.
00:58:25Hurry.
00:58:56TURKEMAN
00:59:12Fair cousin, you must think ill of me as a ruler.
00:59:16I beg your forgiveness
00:59:18that I have been unable to protect you from such shameful treatment.
00:59:21I am grateful, Prince, to you and your men for my life.
00:59:24May I secure you from all danger in the future?
00:59:27First, there is something you must hear.
00:59:29Haji will tell you.
00:59:31Haji, tell the Prince.
00:59:33Tell him what happened.
00:59:42Great Prince, here is the scoundrel
00:59:44who tried to steal the maiden Morgiana from your harem.
00:59:47I want him here, in front of me.
00:59:54Come.
01:00:03The law is clear.
01:00:05And mine is the hand of justice.
01:00:13All right, now, I want you to tell me what happened.
01:00:19Well, uh...
01:00:21We were last to appole, Great Prince.
01:00:23We could not move, and...
01:00:25And I was bemoaning the fact that,
01:00:27after many dangers had been overcome,
01:00:29it looked as if I might not be able to deliver the princess to you as I'd hoped.
01:00:33I made every effort to bring her to you safe and sound, and...
01:00:37And now...
01:00:39Now I claim my reward.
01:00:44The brave lion's become a lamb.
01:00:48It is not enough.
01:00:52He speaks the truth.
01:00:54I promised him the emerald you wear.
01:00:56Give it to him.
01:00:59A bargain is a bargain.
01:01:01He shall have the emerald.
01:01:06You are a true prince, and I love you.
01:01:18Leave him a horse.
01:01:20A bargain is a bargain.
01:01:22You promised him an emerald, not a horse.
01:01:25Halt!
01:01:47Laughing at love, the attainment of witches
01:01:54Every man's gold
01:01:57Every man's gold
01:02:00Haji, haji, haji, haji, haji, baba, haji, baba
01:02:09Go back. Bring me the emerald.
01:02:13Inform my friend, the Caliph of lspahan, that he is welcome in my camp.
01:02:17My city will be as his, and his city as mine,
01:02:20once the princess and I are wed.
01:02:42The Caliph of lspahan
01:03:12The Caliph of lspahan
01:03:43Why are their heads shaven? What's happened?
01:03:46By the beard of Allah.
01:04:13Two of our men, dead.
01:04:15But the horrible thing is, their heads are clean shaven.
01:04:18As if by a barber.
01:04:42The Caliph of lspahan
01:04:53Haji.
01:04:55Asmarage. So you escaped too.
01:04:58Only with my skin.
01:05:00How like a prince you look.
01:05:02I think you were only a barber a few short weeks ago.
01:05:05Now you're rich, handsome, a successful merchant,
01:05:08with everything your heart desires.
01:05:11Not everything, Osman.
01:05:13Oh, that's how it is, my son.
01:05:15One hopes for 20,000 dinars, then one finds it's not sufficient.
01:05:18One needs 40,000.
01:05:20Fortunately for you, I am here.
01:05:22I'll give you a chance to double your money, nay, triple it,
01:05:25in the shortest possible time.
01:05:27I leave immediately with a great caravan of goods
01:05:29to be sold at Nur-El-Din's wedding.
01:05:32As you know, he marries the princess Fawzia a few days hence.
01:05:36I will not go.
01:05:38I'm asking to take you, but your money.
01:05:41No.
01:05:43Money has not brought me happiness.
01:05:45Twice the money will not make me happier, nor thrice.
01:05:48What ails you, Haji?
01:05:50I am in love.
01:05:52Oh, then buy her. Whatever the cost, it's worth it.
01:05:55No, she is not for sale.
01:05:57Only a young man speaks thus.
01:06:00It is the princess Fawzia.
01:06:03The money's gone to your head.
01:06:05The princess Fawzia.
01:06:07Once I believed she loved me.
01:06:09Then take her.
01:06:11From Nur-El-Din?
01:06:12Why not?
01:06:13He is a prince, a great and powerful prince.
01:06:16I... I am a barber.
01:06:19Oh, I despair for you.
01:06:21Without courage, one can be neither merchant nor prince.
01:06:24Haji Baba.
01:06:26I am Haji Baba.
01:06:28Come with us.
01:06:37THE END
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01:08:08Perhaps it is this dancing girl you should marry.
01:08:12Let the princess Fawzia enter.
01:08:20Go.
01:08:38Your jealousy flatters me.
01:08:40It is not jealousy.
01:08:42You are wrong.
01:08:44Now at last I know you are no husband for me.
01:08:47Arrange for an escort to take me to Isfahan.
01:08:51Beloved.
01:08:53My heart is set on this marriage.
01:08:55It is the key to my future.
01:08:57A bitter future.
01:08:59A bitter future.
01:09:01A bitter future.
01:09:03A bitter future.
01:09:05A bitter future.
01:09:07You would be hated, not loved.
01:09:10I do not need love if I have possession.
01:09:16I have ways to persuade you to do my bidding.
01:09:19Could you be forced into submission?
01:09:21No.
01:09:22Neither can I.
01:09:23You're wasting your time.
01:09:25We are a race of kings and we do not surrender easily.
01:09:30I will make this arrangement with you.
01:09:33Do as I ask and once I have accomplished my purpose,
01:09:37I will give you your freedom.
01:09:40What purpose is that?
01:09:44I intend to possess all Persia.
01:09:47My armies have gone as far south as Karwan
01:09:50and as far north as Samarkand.
01:09:52Isfahan lies across the trade route
01:09:55from Basra to Baghdad and Tehran.
01:09:58Isfahan I must and shall have.
01:10:01You say must.
01:10:03I say never.
01:10:08Come with me.
01:10:31This amber-colored liquid, so warm, so full of fire,
01:10:35would you believe that in an instant
01:10:37it could chill the marrow of your bones,
01:10:39turn your blood to ice so rapid that you need but taste it?
01:10:43And yet it is merciful.
01:10:45Take this one, the color of an emerald.
01:10:49The emerald I gave to you, which you in turn gave to another.
01:10:53This works slowly, 20, 30 hours.
01:10:56It looks cool, like the ocean at its deepest point.
01:11:00And would you believe it sets every nerve on fire that one cannot breathe,
01:11:04that one does not know whether the agony in the hands is worse than in the feet
01:11:08or the chest worse than in the vital organs?
01:11:11Horrible.
01:11:13So it is.
01:11:15And I dread its use.
01:11:18But two slight months ago I gave it to my friend, Emir Kayin.
01:11:23He broke his word,
01:11:25and it broke my heart to watch his agony.
01:11:31I think you will be the most beautiful bride Persia has ever seen.
01:11:53You are Hachibaba?
01:11:55Yes.
01:11:58You are Hachibaba?
01:12:00I am, Great Caliph.
01:12:02You are the one who took my daughter against my will and transported her to Nur-el-Din?
01:12:06No one transports your daughter, Highness.
01:12:09I accompanied her.
01:12:10In the four days and four nights I was with her,
01:12:12I found her difficult, spoiled, ill-tempered, and mean.
01:12:19You love her?
01:12:21Love her?
01:12:23One might as well love a storm on the desert,
01:12:25an angry camel, or the bite of a spear.
01:12:28Girl, tell Hachibaba what you told me.
01:12:32The princess implores the caliph, her father, not to come to the wedding.
01:12:36She says it is enough that she is in danger.
01:12:38The princess says that Nur-el-Din will kill the caliph if he comes.
01:12:42She begs her father's forgiveness for disobeying him
01:12:45and for not heeding his warnings.
01:12:47She asks him to find Hachibaba
01:12:50and thank him for what he tried to do.
01:12:56My armies could never defeat Nur-el-Din's in the desert.
01:13:00Besides, I must keep them here to defend Ispan.
01:13:04But Haji, sometimes one man...
01:13:07What could I do?
01:13:09What could a barber do against so powerful a prince?
01:13:12Do you love my daughter?
01:13:14Love her?
01:13:16I am a man of my word.
01:13:18I am a man of my word.
01:13:21Do you love my daughter?
01:13:23Love her?
01:13:25I am a barber's son.
01:13:27Muhammad himself was not born a prince.
01:13:30And it was he who said,
01:13:32the greatest power in the world is love.
01:13:35Nur-el-Din's strength can crumble and fade away,
01:13:37but the power of love survives.
01:13:41I say to you, if you love my daughter, you have that power.
01:13:45Win her.
01:13:52Spices from Samarkand.
01:13:54Shawls from Kashmir.
01:13:56Silks from Bukhara.
01:13:58Filigree from Damascus.
01:14:00Fine mosaics.
01:14:05Patience. Patience, my love.
01:14:07Wait.
01:14:08Turek, take those into the tent.
01:14:10This is your caravan, merchant?
01:14:12It is. I have gifts for you.
01:14:15I have gifts for you.
01:14:18This is your caravan, merchant?
01:14:20It is. I have gifts for the prince and princess,
01:14:23and also many fabulous jewels.
01:14:25Will you please inform your master, Nur-el-Din,
01:14:28prince of princes,
01:14:30that I would show him my most precious gems.
01:14:32What is your name?
01:14:34My name is known throughout all Persia.
01:14:36I am the great merchant Osman Aghor of Isfahan.
01:14:39And you?
01:14:41Who is he?
01:14:43This is a holy man.
01:14:45He has the power of silence and of darkness.
01:14:47That is why he neither speaks nor uncovers.
01:14:49Praise be to Allah.
01:14:51Turek, make all ready within the tent.
01:14:54Sure.
01:14:56Wait, wait, wait.
01:14:58First you must see what I have here.
01:15:00Oh.
01:15:02Ointments and salves.
01:15:04The finest in all Persia.
01:15:06Silks, hues, jewels.
01:15:08More beautiful than any I ever saw.
01:15:10Where did the caravan come from? Baghdad?
01:15:13No, from Isfahan.
01:15:15It's the caravan of the great Osman Aghor.
01:15:18I too wish to go, but I'm afraid to leave the princess.
01:15:22Go, go all of you. I will wait.
01:15:38These salves and ointments are made from secret formulas,
01:15:41ages old.
01:15:43In one of these jars of ointment, there is a precious jewel.
01:15:46A diamond worth 102 manz.
01:15:49The lucky girl who finds the diamond
01:15:51may go into our tent and choose another gift.
01:15:54And remember, my lovelies,
01:15:57once again I remind you,
01:15:59the lucky one who finds the diamond
01:16:01goes into the tent to choose another gift.
01:16:04Look, look, a diamond.
01:16:06Oh, a fortunate one.
01:16:08Turek, take her into the tent.
01:16:10Don't go. There are more diamonds, more gifts.
01:16:25Haji, you've risked your life to see me.
01:16:29I hoped you would not forget me.
01:16:32How could I?
01:16:34Well, then kiss me.
01:16:41Sweeter than honey, but I did not come for that.
01:16:44For what, then?
01:16:46I'm on a mission for the great Caliph of Isfahan
01:16:48to rescue his daughter, the princess, for a rich reward.
01:16:51If you help me, Nur-ul-Din will be yours alone.
01:16:54No.
01:16:56You know that except for the Princess Fawzia,
01:16:58you have found most favor in his eyes.
01:17:00Help me and he will be yours. We'll rule by his side.
01:17:03You will have the jewels, the robes,
01:17:05the power that Nur-ul-Din would give the princess.
01:17:08What is it you would have me do?
01:17:10Osman Aga has brought with him an offering for the guards.
01:17:13It is a potent mixture of pomegranate juice and honey.
01:17:16You will serve it to the guards surrounding the Turkmen women.
01:17:19No, I'm afraid.
01:17:21I swear to you, it will not hurt the guards.
01:17:23What is in this liquid?
01:17:25Beautiful dreams.
01:17:30You see, it is not deadly.
01:17:32If you desire a prince, you must have courage.
01:17:39The reward you promise are to my liking.
01:17:42I will do as you ask.
01:17:44Good. Then take this to the guards.
01:17:46I will.
01:17:48When will they drink it?
01:17:50At noon.
01:17:53Please, please, will you take me to Isfahan with you?
01:17:56It's very important.
01:17:58Oh, have no fear.
01:18:00This Turek cannot speak and therefore can be trusted.
01:18:03At noon. Good.
01:18:05Now will you do as I ask?
01:18:07Will you take me with you when you go to Isfahan?
01:18:09Will you hide me?
01:18:11I might.
01:18:12I will see that you are richly rewarded.
01:18:14I have an ancient prejudice against promises.
01:18:19Here, this is a measure of what you might expect in Isfahan.
01:18:23To hear is to obey.
01:18:25But tell me, how does a lad like you,
01:18:28a mere barber's apprentice, find himself with such a pearl?
01:18:32It... it was a gift.
01:18:35I did the Princess Fawzia's service.
01:18:37And how is the princess?
01:18:39Is she happy over her marriage to Nur-El-Din?
01:18:43How can she be happy when you love another?
01:18:46She does? And who may that be?
01:18:51His name is Haji Baba.
01:18:53Haji Baba?
01:18:55I had no idea that your master Haji even knew the princess.
01:18:59The last time I saw him in Isfahan,
01:19:01he was surrounded by beautiful slave girls.
01:19:03I hear he's even thinking of buying a charming girl for a wife.
01:19:06No.
01:19:07Oh, it cannot matter to you.
01:19:09Of course not.
01:19:11As for myself, he treated me ill.
01:19:13I was speaking before on behalf of the princess.
01:19:15How is it that the Princess Fawzia loves a barber?
01:19:18Because she is a fool.
01:19:20Ah, it is not wise to speak thus of Nur-El-Din's bride.
01:19:24Turek, take this light into our tent and show him our wares.
01:19:28And hide him there.
01:19:30Thank you, noble merchant.
01:19:32Praise be to Allah.
01:19:33I must go see Prince Nur-El-Din.
01:19:35For noon is not far distant.
01:19:37Tell me, lad, what manner of jewels does the princess like?
01:19:42Emeralds.
01:19:44Ah, she has excellent taste.
01:19:46Except in barbers.
01:20:01Where do I hide, Turek?
01:20:06Ah!
01:20:10Haji!
01:20:14Osman Aga lies.
01:20:16For me, there are no women but you.
01:20:18Oh, Haji, I'm so happy.
01:20:26But how is it your husband?
01:20:29But how is it you are here?
01:20:31You are in danger.
01:20:33I said on the rocks that you are more precious to me than any emerald.
01:20:36Now I shall prove it.
01:20:37No, prove nothing.
01:20:39Only stay alive.
01:20:41I intend to.
01:20:43Our plan is simple.
01:20:44Osman Aga will keep Nur-El-Din occupied until noon.
01:20:47Then the Turkmen women will be released and we shall escape.
01:20:51I have no need of pearls.
01:20:55Prince of princes.
01:20:57Master of all Persia.
01:20:59Your northern armies are poised for the attack on Basra.
01:21:01Your ally, Ali-el-Shahzad, sends this message.
01:21:04We are ready.
01:21:05Great prince, in the event your present plans fail,
01:21:08we are ready to march on Isfahan.
01:21:10So be it.
01:21:12And now, great merchant of Isfahan,
01:21:14what else have you to show me?
01:21:16I have here a gift worthy only of your queen.
01:21:19This necklace once belonged to the queen of Sheba herself.
01:21:28What is the price of this necklace?
01:21:30It is impossibly expensive, noble prince.
01:21:32It is worth more than a thousand gold coins.
01:21:35It is worth more than a thousand gold coins.
01:21:37It is worth more than a thousand gold coins.
01:21:39It is impossibly expensive, noble prince.
01:21:41It is worth 100,000 tumans.
01:21:47Very well.
01:21:49I will pay you when I reach Isfahan.
01:21:51And I will remember you gratefully.
01:21:53Your esteem is worth more than great riches, noble prince.
01:21:56But if you could pay something on account...
01:21:58These are truly wondrous gems.
01:22:01Never have I seen such well-matched stones.
01:22:03The princess will be enchanted.
01:22:05But, noble prince,
01:22:06this is but one of the beauties I have to show you.
01:22:09There are rubies which are as stars,
01:22:11fantastic combinations of precious gems
01:22:13that have not been seen before.
01:22:15I will see them another time.
01:22:16But, noble prince, I beg of you,
01:22:18be pleased to let me show them to you now.
01:22:20Let me show you some of my other treasures,
01:22:23even better calculated to please a princess' taste.
01:22:26Wait here.
01:22:30Hurry! You must find the guards at once.
01:22:32It's almost noon.
01:22:33Do as I say! Go! Go quickly!
01:22:37And more for you.
01:22:42Praise be to...
01:22:44Praise be to whom?
01:22:46This is a gift from the caravan of Osmanaga.
01:22:49Then praise be to the generous merchant Osmanaga.
01:22:52Cool and refreshing, is it not?
01:22:54Happiness.
01:22:55Happiness and long life to our great prince.
01:22:58May Allah bless the marriage of our prince to the princess Fawzia,
01:23:02and may their children be many,
01:23:04and may Persia rejoice in their rule.
01:23:08Wake up! Rise!
01:23:11Rise! Get up!
01:23:13Rise!
01:23:15Get up!
01:23:33Abdullah, make haste! Make haste!
01:23:48Come on.
01:24:03Where is the princess?
01:24:04I don't know.
01:24:05Musa, guards!
01:24:06Find the princess. Bring her here.
01:24:08Yes, great prince.
01:24:09Where is Musa?
01:24:16My sword! Be quick!
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01:27:58I'm taking him alive.
01:27:59Unfortunately, your troubles are not over.
01:28:03His men will now attack your city.
01:28:07I'll see the princess safely back.
01:28:08And warn the Caliph's guard.
01:28:10We'll fight him off.
01:28:12Allah be with you.
01:28:28A great day for them and for me.
01:28:46The Baba has his princess and I shall have their trade.
01:28:50Their joys will be short, but yours may be many.
01:28:54That reminds me of our wager.
01:28:57Is Haji a success or is he?
01:28:59A success?
01:29:00He has married the princess.
01:29:02He is worth more than all the merchants at Isfahan together.
01:29:06Do you call that success?
01:29:08Of course.
01:29:09What do you call it?
01:29:11Good fortune.
01:29:12An accident.
01:29:13Luck, that's all.
01:29:16Haji's luck is your misfortune.
01:29:19Pay me!
01:29:26500 dinars!
01:29:56Haji!
01:30:24Good people.
01:30:43We thank you for your wonderful affection.
01:30:46However, the wedding ceremony has tired the princess.
01:30:50And I must regretfully take my leave.
01:30:52Allah be with you.
01:30:56They are magnificent.
01:30:57You are the idol of everyone, my love.
01:31:05I suppose I should make another appearance.
01:31:07No, that won't be necessary.
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