:16:01
You take it, madame.
:16:02
He paid 1 0,000 francs for it.
:16:04
Who paid 1 0,000 francs?
:16:07
Whoevver he was, he paid 1 0,000 for it.
:16:09
l'll sell it for 5.
:16:11
He had vvery good taste.
:16:14
-lt's an unusual ring.
-May l buy it for you?
:16:16
lt's bought.
:16:20
-Going?
-Wait. l may be back.
:16:23
Thank you.
:16:25
Still 4000 in the bank.
:16:34
Well, you're looking magnificent tonight,
my dear.
:16:37
Last time l seemed only beautiful to you.
:16:40
You must havve something vvery difficult
for me tonight.
:16:42
No, it shouldn't be for you. lmportant
dispatches havve arrivved from Russia.
:16:47
All right. l'm havving supper
with Shubin tomorrow night.
:16:49
Splendid. Splendid. Why not tonight?
:16:53
He's at the embassy.
:16:54
-A conference.
-Probably concerns these dispatches.
:16:58
-Probably.
-Then tomorrow night won't do.
:17:01
You must see Shubin
the minute he returns.
:17:03
-l havve arranged differently.
-Then change your arrangements.
:17:08
l think you should handle Shubin yourself.
:17:10
You get along beautifully.
:17:13
-You're so alike.
-This is no time for any of your moods.
:17:16
Something vvital may be invvolvved in this.
:17:18
Something vvital is invvolvved in it.
:17:20
-Good night, Andriani.
-Then l insist you see Shubin tonight.
:17:23
A car will be waiting for you
when you leavve here.
:17:26
You also insisted on that submarine job.
:17:29
You finally had to do it yourself,
as far as l remember.
:17:33
How well you did it.
:17:34
l intend to do a better job in finding out who
informed the French authorities about it.
:17:39
Of course, there's Carlotta, she knew.
:17:42
-And you knew.
-And so did you.
:17:45
You don't trust me, do you?
:17:48
Yes. Yes.
:17:50
ut you're capricious.
You're a little bit mad.
:17:53
You might givve me away just
for the excitement of the thing.
:17:56
You might get me killed.
:17:58
Unless l kill you first.