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The Bitter Tea of General Yen (1933) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 12

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Quotes from "The Bitter Tea of General Yen" (1933 film, directed by Frank Capra), featuring short sound clips with voice.

Actors: Barbara Stanwyck (Megan Davis), Nils Asther (General Yen), Walter Connolly (Jones)

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111 But I have told you. The country is in state of war. If anything should happen to you, I have to answer to Dr. Strike.
112 But I want you to think of all those things and then forgive her.
113 But I will do everything I can to make your visit pleasant, if you would only relax and let me improve our acquaintance.
114 But it would be easy for you to do it yourself, after dinner.
115 But now that you missionaries have taught her to read and write, she's a constant menace as long as she's alive.
116 But the fire's only a block away. We can get a rickshaw to the North Station.
117 But the General gave them to you.
118 But the place looks deserted. Maybe they've gone.
119 But there is a famine in my province, and I have no rice to feed my prisoners.
120 But you must take them. I assure you they're mine to give.

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