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:03:02
- That's someone you should know.
- You know him?

:03:05
Of him. Suffered through a lecture,
that sort of thing.

:03:09
He's a voracious collector.
:03:11
Yes, his penchant for conquest is well
documented. A very male quality.

:03:16
- It's vulgar, but I have to introduce myself.
- All right.

:03:21
Damn.
:03:24
Sorry. Excuse me. Sorry. Thank you.
:03:30
Professor Cropper? Fergus Wolfe.
:03:32
We spoke actually after one
of your papers at Trinity.

:03:36
- You wouldn't remember.
- Sorry, I don't. Nice coat.

:03:39
- Thank you.
- You're with?

:03:41
James Blackadder.
:03:43
One of his boys from
the British Museum.

:03:46
Hello. Hildebrand Ash, man of leisure.
:03:49
Hello.
:03:51
I don't know why Blackadder
comes to these things.

:03:54
He hasn't got any money.
:03:56
He's Irish, you see.
He enjoys feeling persecuted.

:04:23
Dear Madam:
:04:25
Since our pleasant conversation,
I have thought of little else.

:04:29
I write with a strong sense of the
necessity of continuing our talk.

:04:42
Dear Madam:
:04:44
I know that you came to honor
Crabb-Robinson at his small party...

:04:48
... because he'd assisted
your illustrious father.

:04:52
Excuse me, sir.
:04:54
Meal is served.
:04:58
Thank you.

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