:46:01
That's how they used to exorcise them,
put them out of business.
:46:04
In medieval times, of course.
:46:07
Tell me, is it safe to write about all this?
Aren't you afraid of reprisals?
:46:12
As a matter of fact, I am. There's a woman
very high up in the movement.
:46:16
If I can find her,
I hope to get her on my side.
:46:19
-Who's that?
-It's a Mrs. De....
:46:23
-I can't tell you.
-Mrs. DePass?
:46:29
How do you know that?
:46:31
I heard someone mention her name
at the Zodiac.
:46:35
They say she smokes cigars
made of seaweed.
:46:38
Sounds like her. Hope I can locate her.
I'm going to start looking tonight.
:46:47
Hasn't this cat got anything better to do?
:46:50
-Couldn't you give him something to read?
-I'll put him out.
:46:58
There's something about that cat.
:47:00
They make excellent ''familiars'' though.
Almost all witches have them.
:47:04
Pets who have to carry out
their masters' bidding.
:47:09
-You did say we were going dancing?
-Yes.
:47:14
I forgot. I've got something on the stove
upstairs. Don't dance all night.
:47:19
I guess I'd better go, too,
so I'll get my coat.
:47:22
-Turn out the lamps, won't you?
-Surely.
:47:24
Sorry we have to run, Mr. Redlitch.
:47:30
I don't like him looking for Mrs. DePass.
Put him off the track.
:47:35
I see what you mean.
:47:40
What you said is terribly interesting.
Do you mind if I walk along with you?
:47:44
That's a wonderful idea.
:47:46
Maybe we can stop someplace
and have a drink.
:47:48
I know just the spot.
A bar called ''Mumbo Jumbo.''
:47:51
-You keep in touch with me.
-Don't worry. I'll touch you for an advance.
:47:57
That's a little play on words.
:47:59
-Good night.
-Good night.