Murders in the Rue Morgue
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:25:00
Say something.
:25:04
Come in.
:25:10
Speak of the devil.
:25:15
Good morning, monsieur.
:25:18
You’ve got it, eh?
:25:19
Yes, monsieur, I’ve got it.
:25:22
But who knows,
:25:24
at the price of my job,
perhaps.

:25:27
I am a married man, monsieur.
:25:29
I have children.
:25:30
And if the police
should even suspect

:25:33
that I was holding anything
back from them,

:25:35
I should be put behind bars.
:25:37
No use, no use,
we haven’t a centime.

:25:40
Yes, monsieur.
I must owe you the money.

:25:42
The morgue
must give us credit.

:25:45
Then, I will trust you.
:25:48
Monsieur, the Morgue Keeper,
:25:50
perhaps you have an extra slab
for my friend here.

:25:53
Why not take him in?
:25:55
He eats nothing,
he doesn’t talk.

:25:58
He never changes
his position.

:26:00
I’m sure he’d make you
a very fine tenant.

:26:03
I’ll pack his things
and send them down.

:26:07
You don’t live
badly here, monsieur.

:26:10
I had to hurry myself up here
without lunch.

:26:14
Oh.
:26:16
And now you have to
hurry back for your lunch.

:26:19
Boy, that’s too bad.
:26:21
Good appetite to you
and your quiet guests.

:26:23
Goodbye.
:26:24
Good day, monsieur.
:26:35
If you’d pay half as much
attention to your studies

:26:38
as you do to this nonsense,
what grades you’d get.

:26:43
What did you find out?
:26:46
After the carnival last night,
I performed an autopsy.

:26:50
The victim didn’t die
of drowning.

:26:53
There was no water
in her lungs.

:26:55
Oh, so that’s what
you were up to.

:26:57
I thought you were
with Camille.


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