Mary Reilly
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:46:03
You've taken your time. The master's
waiting foryou, in the laboratory.

:46:06
Go there directly.
The rule is relaxed.

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And shiftyourself!.
:46:26
What did she say?
:46:28
She said she'll do
everything you want her to.

:46:35
But she said this is such linen
as even she cannot clean.

:46:42
She has always been prone
to exaggeration.

:46:45
I saw the room.
There was blood on the ceiling.

:46:49
And did Mrs. Farraday explain?
:46:54
No, sir. But I felt sure someone
had been torn to death in that room.

:46:58
No.
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- She said you should've goneyourself.
- I couldn't.

:47:06
I'm sureyou understand.
A place like that.

:47:11
I sent my assistant, Mr. Hyde.
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She called him a mad dog.
:47:22
On those rare occasions...
:47:24
when a woman like Mrs. Farraday
is not at fault herself...

:47:27
she is liable to experience
a rush ofrighteous indignation.

:47:32
I happen to know that Mr. Hyde...
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did everything that he could.
:47:38
The girl had already
lost too much blood.

:47:41
These amateur operations,
as I'm sureyou--

:47:45
Well, let's not
discuss the details.

:47:48
Just rest assured
that I shall continue...

:47:53
to look into the matter.
:47:55
I suppose it would have been too much
to expect a bit ofgratitude.


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