Bell Book and Candle
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:04:01
Thank you. Would you mind if I ask
what you're doing in it?

:04:04
Certainly not. I was going downstairs...
:04:08
...and your door happened to be open,
and I saw your window open, too.

:04:12
The snow was coming through...
:04:15
...and I thought you'd like me to close it,
so I did.

:04:21
It's odd I had to unlock the door to get in.
:04:24
Yes, isn't it?
:04:28
After all, you are fairly new in the building.
I was only being neighbourly.

:04:36
Are you the one that lives above me?
:04:39
Tell me something.
Do you study dramatics, by any chance?

:04:43
Dramatics?
:04:44
At night, I hear you through the ceiling,
as I'm trying to sleep.

:04:48
Sounds as though you're reciting
or something.

:04:51
-Can you understand what I say?
-No.

:04:54
I'll try not to do it so loudly.
:04:57
You read, don't you?
And you have such a correspondence.

:05:01
I straightened your desk up a bit.
I'm afraid you're very sloppy.

:05:07
If you don't mind terribly,
I have some telephoning to do.

:05:11
Some personal telephoning.
:05:31
Before you moved in, a theosophist
lived here, and he was very pleasant.

:05:40
Very pleasant.
:05:59
Hello? Mother?

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