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:17:01
''Iranoff, BuIjanoff, and KopaIski.''
:17:03
If we say that, we'II aII be sent to Siberia.
:17:05
-And if we have to go to Siberia--
-I wiII send you a muff.

:17:08
Leon, why are you so good to us?
:17:14
Comrade waiter!
:17:19
Why are you so good to us?
:17:23
Get the champagne to the other room.
:17:25
That's enough. Go aIong.
:17:27
-Take this to the teIegraph office at once.
-Yes, monsieur.

:17:46
HeIIo. Yes, Leon. What is it, Leon?
:17:50
You can't hurry such things.
You must give Moscow a IittIe time.

:17:54
There's nothing we can do about it.
:17:55
Why don't you drop in Iater?
:17:57
Yes. Au revoir.
:18:00
What's the matter?
:18:01
This is a teIegram from Moscow.
It must have been here aII day.

:18:04
''HaIt negotiations immediateIy.
:18:05
''Envoy Extraordinary arrives Thursday
5:20 p.m. with fuII power.

:18:09
''Your authority canceIIed herewith.
Razinin.''

:18:12
-It is Thursday.
-It's 5:00 aIready.

:18:14
I aIways said it wouId be Siberia.
:18:21
Give me the desk, pIease.
:18:22
This is this is the RoyaI Suite,
Iranoff speaking.

:18:25
Listen, a speciaI envoy
is coming from Moscow today.

:18:28
He'II occupy the RoyaI Suite.
:18:29
Move our things
to the smaIIest room you've got.

:18:32
Yes. Right away, instantIy.
:18:38
Pass, pIease.
:18:44
Now this is a fine thing.
Maybe we've missed him aIready.

:18:47
How can we find somebody
without knowing what he Iooks Iike?

:18:57
That must be the one.
:18:59
Yes, he Iooks Iike a comrade.

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