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- A cat?
-Yes.
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Incredible, but we also have
to deal with such things.
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Old Mrs Molinari,
the rag and bone woman
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who used to be in the service
of the Countess Ester,
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your husband's mother... you know?
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- I remember her.
- She's offcially reported a crime.
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Let me explain.
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That bloody animal massacred
all my doves, so...
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Yes, I understand.
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But I told myself lets go
and speak to the Ruvignys
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and then we'll calm down
old Mrs Molinari.
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She's basically a good woman.
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Ijust need to write a report.
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- Do you need to come inside?
-Yes, please.
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-Would you like something to drink?
- I shouldn't,
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but I don't consider myself
to be in service
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when I'm dealing with cats.
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Thank you.
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Here.
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To your health, madam.
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And to the cat's.
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-That's him, isn't it?
-Yes.
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Did you hear that?
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The cat's realised
we're here about him.
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Bloody animal! I, I...
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I'm scared of him, believe me inspector.
1:33:35
No, don't bother...
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Seems to be coming
from that door.
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Yes, the cellar.
But it's always closed.
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No, it's open.
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If we find him,
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-we'll take him away for you.
- No, no,
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my husband's very fond of him.
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He'd get angry if the cat was
gone when he returned.