:52:10
Hello.
:52:12
What?
:52:14
Yes.
:52:15
He did not report to the flying field?
:52:19
Tell His Excellency l'll be there
as quickly as possible.
:52:23
-lvvan! My tunic.
-Yes, sir.
:52:26
Hurry, hurry.
:52:28
l knew this was going to be
an unlucky day when l woke up.
:52:34
Put it down. Put it down!
:52:37
Get me a dozen orchids and take them
to Madame Mata Hari.
:52:41
Take this note along with it.
Meet me at the embassy.
:52:45
Yes, sir.
:52:49
Monsieur Dubois.
:52:52
Good morning, my friend.
:52:54
-Good morning.
-Oh, no. No one would evver forgivve that.
:52:57
To spoil a man's supper,
then come back and spoil his breakfast.
:53:00
-Sit down, please.
-Thank you.
:53:03
-Well, what is it today? More melodrama?
-No, no.
:53:07
-Today it is a farce.
-Oh, indeed. l see.
:53:11
Last night l was bold enough
to hint at a relationship...
:53:14
...between you and a certain lady.
And l'vve come to apologize...
:53:17
...because l was mistaken.
Oh, yes, because l discovvered...
:53:21
...that this lady's inclinations
are entirely elsewhere.
:53:25
-Oh, yes?
-Oh, yes.
:53:27
We older men merely furnish the soft lights
and champagne.
:53:31
The mood, as it were.
:53:33
Youth whistles, and we? We spend
the rest of the evvening reading a book.
:53:37
Just what are you trying to get at?
:53:40
Merely this, that Mata Hari went straight
to the rooms of young Rosanoff...
:53:44
...when she left here last night.
And the prevvious night, he was with her.
:53:48
ln what way does this concern me?
:53:50
Well, it doesn't. lt merely illustrates
what a fool l made of myself.
:53:55
Yes, yes.
:53:56
Well, if you will pardon me, l havve a most
important engagement at the embassy.