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Tell him I just...
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Now do you see what I mean?
Goes out, goes back, goes in.

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Odd. Definitely odd.
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It's an odd household, too.
That maidservant, most impertinent.

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I can't get a thing out of her.
She won't talk to me...

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though she would quick enough
if I wore trousers.

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The way she carries on
with that policeman on the beat.

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It's scandalous!
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There, that's all there is.
Fly away, pigeons. More tomorrow.

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Well!
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Paper! Thank you, sir. There you are, sir.
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Extra. Special. Special edition.
Read all about it.

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Here you are, governor. Paper?
Very good, sir. Thank you, sir.

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Put that file back where you got it.
I tell you, the case is dead.

:38:06
I'm not going to have it all dug up again
for nothing.

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Do you understand?
You had no right to go through that file.

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- Budge had no right to let you get at it.
- Sorry, General.

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- Mr. Cameron is your assistant...
- Then it's his job to assist me...

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not go digging into 10-year-old cases
on wild suspicions of his own.

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- Now then, Budge, you get along.
- Very good, General.

:38:32
What's your interest in this case, anyway?
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It was rather a famous case...
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and it impressed me very much
at the time.

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Besides...
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I once met Alice Alquist.
I was taken to hear her...

:38:43
at a command performance
when I was 12 years old...

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and afterwards
to meet her in the artists' room.

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It sounds silly, but I still think
she was the most beautiful woman...

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I ever saw, and I've never forgotten her.
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- And now...
- You've seen someone who looks like her.

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- Living in the same house.
- Why shouldn't she?


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