Witness for the Prosecution
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Gesundheit.
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- What are you looking for?
- My accordion.

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Oh, let me help you.
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- I think I found it.
- Step on it again, it's still breathing.

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I'm terribly sorry.
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You better go. We've had trouble enough.
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Well, it's your own fault. That costume
in the picture gave the boys ideas

:43:32
- then those trousers let them down hard.
- That costume went in the first raid.

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Then raid by raid, my other dresses,
and now you've bombed my trousers.

:43:39
Cigarette? Gum?
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You're burning my nose.
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- Oh, I'm sorry.
- That's all right.

:43:55
How about a cup of coffee?
I've got a tin of coffee.

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How much?
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I don't know.
What's the rate of exchange?

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- Depends whether it's fresh or powdered.
- It's instant coffee.

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Got any hot water at your place?
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- Sometimes.
- Let's take a chance. Where do you live?

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Nearby.
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Come.
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Sorry, it's the maid's night off.
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This is pretty horrible.
In a gemütlich sort of way.

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Oh, it's fine now.
I used to have a roommate. A dancer.

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She had luck, she married a Canadian.
She now lives in Toronto.

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She has a Ford automobile.
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Make yourself comfortable,
the stove is slow these days.

:44:39
That's all right, I've got a weekend pass.
:44:43
No, not that chair. It holds up the
beam and that holds up the ceiling.

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You'd better sit down on the cot.
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The cot?
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Getting more gemütlich all the time.
Are you married?

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- Why?
- Well, the, um...

:44:56
Oh, that. No, no, I'm not married.
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I just wear it when I'm working.
Gives a little protection with all the men.


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