Please, Miss Davis, have a little common sense.

5 seconds sound clip from the The Bitter Tea of General Yen movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:56:58 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

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- You let the General be the judge of that. He runs his own show out here with about 50 centuries of authority back of him.

- You missionaries come out here and expect to convert 500 million people overnight.

- Why, changing a leopard's spots is duck soup compared to changing China. You are lucky to be alive out here yourself.

- Now, you go back to your room, go to bed and behave.

- Not until I've seen the General. I'd like to see the General.

- Please, Miss Davis, have a little common sense.

- You've no right to go to his room in that getup.

- Besides, I know, the General's a nice fellow. He is well-educated. He has lovely manners.

- But don't forget he is a Chinaman.

- If you're through, Mr. Jones, I'll do as I please.

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