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:39:01
He was also carrying a raincoat.
:39:04
That's an extraordinarily
precise description, Miss Barling.

:39:06
In my job I've learned to keep
a sharp eye on men, Inspector.

:39:12
Excuse me.
:39:14
I found this handbag on the desk,
and there's no sign of any money.

:39:16
That doesn't make sense.
:39:17
I cashed a cheque for 50 pounds
for her yesterday lunchtime.

:39:21
It makes perfect sense to me.
Where does she put her money in this bag?

:39:23
- Sometimes she zips it in the pocket.
- Mmm.

:39:27
Have this face powder identified,
will you, Sergeant?

:39:29
There might be some on the stolen money.
We might be lucky.

:39:32
Alright, sir.
:39:34
What about fingerprints?
:39:36
With all the clowns who come
in here, there'll be dozens.

:39:53
Coburg Hotel, Bayswater.
:39:55
Hey, wait a moment.
How can you afford a hotel?

:39:58
- I'll tell you later.
- OK.

:40:01
- So, what you been up to, Dick?
- (Sighs) Well, last night

:40:04
I allowed myself to be pampered
at a Salvation Army hostel.

:40:08
I tell you, after mixing
with some of the types in there,

:40:10
one's clothing needs fumigation.
:40:12
- Smell that.
- Whew!

:40:15
- You mean you slept there?
- Yeah... spasmodically.

:40:17
- What? With all the old men?
- Yes, that's it.

:40:20
We had a high old time.
The conversation was mature,

:40:23
the Red Biddy flowed down
the odd throats,

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and the good fellowship
of the open road prevailed.

:40:27
- Red Biddy. What's that?
- Blended red wine.

:40:30
Half vino, half metholated spirits.
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- But why, Dick?
- Reasonable terms for bachelors.

:40:36
- Thirty pence a night, in fact.
- I don't understand.

:40:39
How can you afford the Coburg?
:40:42
Well, I managed to get some money.
:40:44
- Since last night?
- Yeah.

:40:46
- I, uh, I collected an old debt.
- That was lucky.

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Yeah.
:40:53
OK.
:40:55
Oooh!

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