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Annie.
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Annie! You can't go in there! Annie!
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You must be in the wrong place, ma'am.
Pedlars aren't allowed.
:32:30
I beg your pardon.
:32:32
Oh, my gracious stars.
:32:35
I have some mail here. A letter?
:32:38
From Barcelona, Spain?
:32:40
- A letter?
- It came for me this morning.
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Are you stopping here, my good woman?
:32:46
No, I'm not.
:32:48
But I do have a letter here. Please.
:32:51
- What is your name?
- Mrs E Worthington Manville.
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Mrs E Worthington Manville?
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Wait here.
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Mrs E Worthington Manville.
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Good afternoon, Mrs Manville.
Is there anything I can do for you?
:33:28
There's a letter here for me.
I'd like to get it.
:33:31
A letter? Addressed
to the Hotel Marberry?
:33:34
Yes. I told that fella all about it.
:33:36
Are you sure you're not mistaken,
my dear lady?
:33:39
No, I'm not mistaken. I've been
getting my letters here for years.
:33:43
Madam, you're not a guest
of the Marberry, are you?
:33:47
- Of course not. Any fool could see that.
- Please, there's no necessity for shouting.
:33:52
Then why don't you give me my letter?
Why keep asking stupid questions?
:33:58
Madam, I'm compelled to ask you
to leave these premises.