Grand Hotel
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:58:00
If you have something definite
to say about Manchester, we might...

:58:05
I’m at liberty to announce at this time
that the deal between my firm...

:58:09
and the Manchester Cotton Company...
:58:11
has been successfully negotiated.
:58:15
Are you joking?
Under those circumstances...

:58:19
- Where are those articles?
- I thought it was all over.

:58:21
Under these circumstances,
it's a different matter.

:58:24
Yes, but under these circumstances
we might refuse to sign now.

:58:27
Now, come, come.
Business is business. Now, I’ll sign in here.

:58:31
Preysing, you sign here.
:58:34
We should celebrate this
with a bottle of wine.

:58:37
Good night. We'll see you next week
and settle all the details.

:58:40
- Next week. Yes.
- Come on.

:58:42
Good night, Preysing. You're a sly one.
:58:46
- Dr. Waitz?
- Yes.

:58:48
I'll be at your office tomorrow.
:58:57
You let me talk myself hoarse...
:58:59
and you had Manchester
signed up all the time. Why?

:59:04
- The deal has been put through.
- Yeah.

:59:06
The deal has been put through.
:59:10
- What's the matter with you?
- Here.

:59:17
"Deal with Manchester definitely...
:59:20
"definitely off." Preysing!
:59:23
Yes, if that's what the world wants, bluff...
:59:26
I can be just as big a bluff as anyone.
:59:28
You must go to England yourself at once
and really see this through!

:59:31
Yes, I must go to England.
I was desperate.

:59:33
I didn't know what I was doing.
Now I don't care.

:59:37
This thing goes to a man's head.
:59:42
- What you need is some relaxation.
- Yeah!

:59:45
That's it! I want to break loose.
:59:48
I want to drink.
I want to maybe go dancing.

:59:52
I want to do anything.
:59:53
I can understand that, after this...
:59:55
Yes, go on, say it. My lie.

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