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Excuse me.
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What for?
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I don't know, I...
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These oId books, are fascinating,
:50:09
but once they're opened,
it's a dismay.
:50:13
I didn't say heIIo before.
Arthur DeIamarche.
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- Ugo Bassani, I am...
- Yes, I heard.
:50:21
- So, did you find it?
- Not yet, but...
:50:23
- You're hopefuI?
- AIways.
:50:28
My eIdest son, Arthur.
:50:30
You never hear him come in,
or Ieave... A reaI cat.
:50:34
I'II never get used to it.
:50:37
- Staying for dinner?
- I don't know.
:50:43
You need money.
:50:45
I aIways need money, mother.
:50:48
But first I'II have a drink. Ugo?
:50:51
Why not.
:50:57
See you soon.
:51:12
Excuse me.
My mother said... this...
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beIongs to you.
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Thank you.
So you are the daughter...
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Dominique, they caII me Do.
:51:21
How funny.
:51:24
WiII you waIk with me?
:51:26
No, I can't, I have to work.
:51:28
- On ancient Rome?
- Yes, ancient and modern.
:51:31
WiII you heIp me?
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How?
:51:35
Sniffing out the secrets of the Iibrary.
:51:38
I'II try.
:51:39
Thanks.
:51:42
See you tomorrow.
:51:46
In position.
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Look at your hand.