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:09:33
Look! The return of the wanderer.
How are you? - Fine, thanks.

:09:37
When did
you get back? - Yesterday evening.

:09:39
Alexander, I' d like to introduce you to a
friend of mine, M. La Bessiere.

:09:43
Monsieur is a man of the world.
- lt's a pleasure. - A man of the world.

:09:47
You're French, aren't you? - Yes.
:09:49
Mrs. Marten. - Are you actually
the painter La Bessiere?

:09:53
I only paint when I have time.
- He's got as much time as he wants.

:09:56
He would be a magnificent painter, if he
weren't so rich. Colonel Buchard.

:10:01
Colonel. - Good evening - Would you
not like to join us? - Here you go.

:10:04
I' d love to actually,
but is that not Caesar and his wife?

:10:09
Ajan! - Then excuse me please.
:10:26
lt's really nice to see you
in Morocco again. - I like it here.

:10:29
Even in this heat. - lt sure is
hot. - And you, Mdm. Caesar?

:10:33
What have you been doing? - I' ve just
been bored. We've missed you.

:10:37
I' m extremely flattered.
:10:40
Very democratic, your rich friend.
:10:43
He seeks his friends according to his
own taste. He can afford to.

:10:51
And what do you know about his wife?
The less one says, the better.


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