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Working with a beautiful lady spy, Indiana Jones is assigned to assist the British forces in their attack on the Turkish-occupied town of Beersheba. With a regiment of the Australian Lighthorsemen approaching, Indy must defuse the explosives the Turks have placed throughout the town. Written by
Alexander Lum
T.E. Lawrence:
There's a well at Beersheba called the well of Abraham.
Indiana Jones:
Do you think Abraham used it?
T.E. Lawrence:
Bible says that he brought his flocks out of the desert and watered them there, which in a way is what you have to do.
Indiana Jones:
Only I'm no Abraham, and those soldiers aren't sheep.
T.E. Lawrence:
Well some of the generals think they are.
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And not much to say bad about it. Very interesting plot, and has a magnificent ending. I like Indy as a spy, it seems so appropriate to him that relates to his later life. The Australians have an interesting trek of their own. T. E. Lawerence has interesting points and is portrayed well. I recommend this to any person who likes Young Indy.
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And not much to say bad about it. Very interesting plot, and has a magnificent ending. I like Indy as a spy, it seems so appropriate to him that relates to his later life. The Australians have an interesting trek of their own. T. E. Lawerence has interesting points and is portrayed well. I recommend this to any person who likes Young Indy.