Trouble in Paradise
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I see. She must've been
very happy here.

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Too happy.
That's why I discharged her.

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Oh, that's terrible.
Isn't that wonderful? You see...

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Let me tell you something,
madame...

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as a man who's had
all kinds of secretaries.

:34:20
I wonder if she put
that checkbook in the safe.

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Why, I hardly think so,
but let's look.

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No. No, it isn't here.
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Well, what do you think of that?
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A hundred thousand francs.
You know, I hadn't the slightest idea.

:34:50
But, madame,
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you keep 100,000 francs
in your safe... at home?

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- You think that's too much?
- No. Not enough.

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In times like these,
when everything is uncertain,

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every conservative person should have
a substantial part of his fortune...

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within arm's reach.
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Mm-hmm. That sounds sensible.
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Mm-hmm. Yes, very sensible.
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- Very, very clever.
- Madame.

:35:20
I think you deserve a good scolding.
First you lose your bag...

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- Then I mislay my checkbook.
- Then you use the wrong lipstick.

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- And how I handle my money.
- It's disgraceful!

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Tell me, Monsieur La Valle,
what else is wrong?

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Everything!
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Madame Colet, if I were your father...
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which, fortunately, I am not...
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and you made any attempt
to handle your own business affairs,

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I would give you a good spanking,
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in a business way, of course.
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What would you do
if you were my secretary?

:35:48
The same thing.
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You're hired.

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