:10:10
Would you think me very troublesome
if l asked for something to eat?
:10:13
- l've had nothing all day.
- Sure.
:10:21
- You like haddock?
- Yes, please.
:10:23
l suppose your name
isn't really Smith.
:10:26
lt depends on where l am.
:10:28
- You may call me Annabella.
- Annabella Smith.
:10:31
A clergyman's daughter,
l presume.
:10:35
Hello. Nervy?
Upset by those shots tonight?
:10:39
l fired those shots.
:10:40
- You what?
- Yes, to create a diversion.
:10:44
l had to get away
from that theater quickly.
:10:47
There were two men there
who wanted to kill me.
:10:51
You should be more careful
in choosing your gentlemen friends.
:10:53
- You don't understand.
- You don't make it easy for me.
:10:57
Beautiful, mysterious woman
pursued by gunmen.
:11:00
Sounds like a spy story.
:11:02
That's exactly what it is.
:11:04
- Only l prefer the word agent better.
- ''Agent''?
:11:08
- For what country?
- Any country that pays me.
:11:10
- What is your country?
- l have no country.
:11:13
Born in a balloon?
We'll let that go.
:11:17
l suppose you've come here..
:11:19
to dig up
some great big state secret.
:11:21
l am here to save a secret
from being divulged.
:11:25
A very important secret
for this country.
:11:27
Not because l love England,
but because it will pay me better.
:11:31
- Thank you.
- The very brilliant agent..
:11:33
of a certain foreign power..
:11:35
is on the point of obtaining
a secret vital to your air defense.
:11:40
l tracked two of his men
to that music hall.
:11:43
Unfortunately,
they recognized me.
:11:45
- That's why they're after me now.
- That was too bad.
:11:48
You ever heard of a thing
called ''persecution mania''?
:11:51
- You don't believe me?
- Frankly, l don't.
:11:54
Go and look down
into the street then.