The Big House
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:52:01
Hello,
miss marlowe.

:52:02
Oh, excuse me.
I didn't know you had company.

:52:04
Oh, that's quite
all right.

:52:06
My friend, mr. Everett,
sergeant donlin.

:52:08
Glad to meet you,
mr. Everett.

:52:10
Same here,
sergeant.

:52:11
Face is kind
of familiar.

:52:13
Haven't i met you
somewhere?

:52:15
No. I don't think so,
sergeant.

:52:17
No?
:52:18
No.
:52:19
Well, maybe not.
:52:21
Mr. Everett is one
of my best customers.

:52:25
Is that so?
:52:26
I thought it was
past your closing time till i saw the lights.

:52:29
Well, it is, but we were
unpacking some books.

:52:32
Oh, i see.
:52:34
Mrs. Donlin like
the book i sent her?

:52:37
Huh?
:52:39
Yes.
:52:39
Well, i have another one that
i'm sure she'll be crazy about.

:52:42
Fine.
:52:43
I'll get it for you.
It's in the next room.

:52:45
Don't bother.
She'll drive in tomorrow.

:52:49
Oh, what's that?
:52:50
The boys are after
someone, i guess.

:52:52
Well, i'll be
running along.

:52:54
I'm glad to have
met you, mr...

:52:56
uh, everett.
:52:57
Good night,
mr. Everett.

:52:59
Good night,
sergeant.

:53:00
Good night,
miss marlowe.

:53:02
Good night.
:53:09
Thanks.
:53:10
Why did you
come here?

:53:11
To square a bad deal
i got from someone in prison.

:53:16
What
do you mean?

:53:18
Well, i was framed,
:53:19
and they took
my parole away from me

:53:21
the day before
i was to go free.

:53:24
Do you know
who framed you?

:53:26
Yeah. Yeah,
i think i know.

:53:29
Well, good night,
miss marlowe.

:53:31
I won't
bother you again.

:53:33
Are you
going away?

:53:34
Perhaps.
I don't know.

:53:38
I think i understand
your bitterness.

:53:41
If you're ever
around here again...

:53:44
drop in.
:53:46
Oh, you don't
mean that.

:53:48
Of course i do.
:53:50
Gee, you're
a peach of a girl.


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