1:09:04
"Dahin! Dahin!
Möcht ich mit dir, o mein Gelieb... "
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- Altezza.
- Signor Bianchi.
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È permesso presentare
I'investigatore distinto,
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Monsieur Hercule Poirot?
1:09:34
Hildegarde has read me many
of your cases in the newspapers,
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but I have had to stop her.
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Nowadays, they are the only form
of literature that keeps me awake.
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And I need what I defiantly continue
to call my beauty sleep.
1:09:52
- You would care for a little cognac?
- Thank you, no.
1:09:55
Yes, please.
1:09:58
Now, you wish me to confess
to the murder of Mr...?
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What's his name?
1:10:04
Au contraire, Madame la Princesse,
it is I who wish to make a confession.
1:10:08
You pay me the compliment
of having read about me,
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I return the compliment
1:10:12
by admitting that
I have read about you.
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Continue.
1:10:18
I have been accidentally reminded
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that you were the godmother
of Mrs. Armstrong,
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who was herself the mother
of the kidnapped child, Daisy.
1:10:25
How did you become Mrs. Armstrong's
godmother, madame?
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I was the friend and admirer
of her mother,
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the great American actress,
Linda Arden.
1:10:35
Why did you bring these daggers
from the place?
1:10:38
Is that a quotation or a question?
1:10:41
A quotation. I saw her twice
as Lady Macbeth in London.
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She was the greatest
tragic actress of her day.
1:10:51
Was? Surely she is still alive,
madame?
1:10:52
Alive, but bedridden.
1:10:57
Did she not have a second daughter,
younger than Mrs. Armstrong?