Mata Hari
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:09:00
l would givve my right arm to meet her.
:09:02
So would l.
:09:05
-To Mata Hari the incomparable.
-Unsurpassed.

:09:08
-Priestess of the dance.
-High priestess.

:09:10
-Goddess. Goddess of beauty.
-ravvo.

:09:13
The dancer is only as beautiful
as the mood of her dance.

:09:16
-To Mata Hari.
-To Mata Hari.

:09:19
Now, gentleman, l'm terribly tired.
You'll havve to excuse me.

:09:24
You'vve been vvery, vvery charming.
l thank you.

:09:28
Good night, my lady.
:09:30
Good night. Good night.
:09:37
-Marvvelous.
-Why, of course.

:09:41
Havve you evver seen people's faces
when you dance?

:09:44
Havve you any idea of the effect
you havve on them?

:09:47
My mind is so far away when l dance.
:09:50
l livve in another age.
:09:53
Centuries back...
:09:54
...when man and woman--
:10:08
randy is bad for your heart.
:10:10
l thought you'd givven it up.
:10:13
l givve up a lot of things,
but l take them back.

:10:17
To me, anything l like is irresistible.
:10:21
l'vve always been that way.
Unfortunately, it's in my blood.

:10:25
What people you Russians are.
:10:27
What charming savvages.
:10:30
Come in.
:10:32
-The Marquis de Signac.
-Wait. We're going to the Pavvilion.

:10:37
-Pavvilion?
-Yes.

:10:40
l like gambling.
:10:41
They laugh, it's gay there.
:10:44
Gay? With Signac?
:10:45
-ls that necessary?
-Why not?

:10:48
He's vvery attractivve, young.
:10:52
Of course, he's not a general
of the Russian imperial army...

:10:56
...so important as you.
:10:58
-A diplomat--
-Or a traitor.


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