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:58:02
I'm sorry to have bothered you.
:58:05
If anything turns up,
we'll let you know.

:58:07
Good bye ma'am.
Good night, sir.

:58:18
What do you suppose they're
snooping around for?

:58:21
Next they'll give me
the third degree.

:58:24
Alex, I was going to write,
but it happened so quickly...

:58:27
-I got married.
-Who is married?

:58:31
-Alex, my husband, John Brown.
-I'm glad to meet you officially.

:58:36
You are married? There is nothing
so nice as a new marriage...

:58:41
no psychosis yet, no aggression,
no guilt complexes...

:58:45
I congratulate you, and wish
you have babies and not ogres...

:58:51
How about we have a glass of beer,
like in the old days?

:58:55
The truth is, we have no hotel room.
All the hotels were so crowded.

:58:58
What do you want with a hotel? That's
for millionaires, not lovebirds.

:59:04
You'll stay right here. Look how I'm
living by myself with a can opener.

:59:10
My housekeeper has gone to work,
my secretary is a wreck...

:59:14
and I've got a cleaning woman
who can't cook and hates me...

:59:18
Cook me my coffee in the morning
and the house is yours.

:59:21
-That's wonderful of you.
-There's nothing wonderful about me.

:59:25
It's nice to see my old assistant.
The youngest but the best I ever had.

:59:32
But who knows now? As my old friend
Sanabaum used to say...

:59:37
Women make the best psychoanalysts,
until they fall in love...

:59:43
"after that, they make
the best patients."""

:59:50
Good night and happy dreams...
:59:52
-Which we will analyse at breakfast.
-Goodnight and thanks for everything.

:59:57
Any husband of Constance
is a husband of mine.


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