You are very fortunate in having Captain Harvey for a protector, as I've promised to...

Mr. Henry Chang:

I took the liberty of presuming that you'd join me for tea. Shanghai Lily:
I hope you don't mind if I prefer to go back to the train. Mr. Henry Chang:
About two days' journey from here into the interior, I have a palace waiting to be graced by your presence. Could I persuade you to accept my hospitality until such time as you should grow weary of me? Shanghai Lily:
I'm weary of you now. Mr. Henry Chang:
I had no reason to believe my invitation would give offense to Shanghai Lily. Shanghai Lily:
Shanghai Lily has reformed. Mr. Henry Chang:
You don't mean to say that the eloquence of Dr. Carmichael has worked this miracle? Or is Captain Harvey to be credited with this extraordinary change? Shanghai Lily:
Maybe. Mr. Henry Chang:
Come, don't be a fool. I'll make it worth your while. [He backs her against a door and puts a hand on her hip] Shanghai Lily:
Don't touch me. Mr. Henry Chang:
[Harvey enters]
Captain Harvey, if I were you, I'd mind my own business. Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey:
Exactly what I intend to do. [He knocks Chang down] Mr. Henry Chang:
You are very fortunate in having Captain Harvey for a protector, as I've promised to return him alive