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- I thought you said -
- I know.
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- Mr Adamson?
- Watch him.
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Oh, Mr Adamson.
How lucky I am not to have missed you.
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Apparently you didn't hear me
at the front door.
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I am Madame Blanche Tyler,
the spiritualist.
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Good evening, honey.
1:36:43
Madame Blanche,
I wonder if I might suggest to you
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to remove your car from our driveway.
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- We're terribly late for an appointment.
- Well, yes.
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When you hear why I've come,
Mr Adamson - Or should I say Shoebridge?
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- You won't mind being late at all.
- My dear lady,
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- I know exactly why you've come here.
- How could you?
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And exactly why you and your friend,
that cab driver,
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have been sniffing along my trail like two
eager bloodhounds the past few weeks.
1:37:07
I had no idea, Mr Adamson.
1:37:09
- Alright, Madame Blanche, you found me.
- Music to my ears.
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I'm perfectly willing to listen
to your demands,
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whatever they may be, but not right now.
1:37:16
No demands, Mr Adamson. Oh, no, no, no!
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Hardly that.
Julia Rainbird wants nothing from you
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but the privilege of making you
heir to the entire Rainbird fortune.
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The whole,
lovely millions and millions of it.
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Now if she made any demands at all,
they were on me to find you.
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Through psychic means, of course.
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Let me get this straight.
Is that the only reason you have been
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shall we say, investigating me?
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Oh, yes. And don't think it's been easy.
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Oh, Mr Adamson, you've given
George and me the devil's own time of it.
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Tracing you from a foundling baby
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to a young boy named Shoebridge
to a man named Adamson.
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Oh, but, Mr Adamson, here you are;
here l am.
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- lt's a happy moment for us all, isn't it?
- (Fran Gasps)