Mata Hari
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:56:12
Yes, l'm quite convvinced.
Convvinced it's not the whole truth.

:56:15
What about the night before last?
Did he havve the dispatches then?

:56:19
No, he did not havve the dispatches then.
:56:21
ut he had you, huh?
That's what Dubois said.

:56:26
We older men supply the champagne.
:56:29
ut when youth sings, the old fool
stays home and pays the piper.

:56:34
That's what Dubois said.
:56:36
Hello.
:56:38
-Wagram-600.
-What are you doing?

:56:40
l think it's only fair to apologize to Dubois.
After all, he was right, you know.

:56:46
Hello, Monsieur Dubois?
:56:48
Who's calling?
:56:49
Hold the wire.
:56:51
General Shubin on number three.
:56:54
Yes? Dubois speaking.
:56:59
Will you please repeat that?
l didn't quite hear you.

:57:02
You were right. She is a spy.
:57:06
l'll givve you all the proof you want.
:57:09
Well, come ovver! She's here.
:57:11
l'll keep her here.
:57:16
Get me a car quick.
At last, l'vve got Mata Hari.

:57:19
You'vve been cheating men all your life.
:57:21
ut there'll be 1 2 men you won't cheat,
the firing squad.

:57:26
No firing squad for me, Shubin.
:57:29
lt'll be your word against mine.
:57:31
And after all, l havve friends.
:57:34
Paris will laugh at you.
A jealous, hysterical fool.

:57:38
Perhaps not. You and Rosanoff may get
out of this, but l don't think so.

:57:43
Rosanoff?
:57:45
-And what has he to do with it?
-Evverything.

:57:48
Rosanoff is a traitor. He permitted you
to copy his dispatches.

:57:52
-That's not true.
-Fortunately...

:57:53
...this time it isn't a question
of anyone's word. l havve proof.

:57:57
Proof that you gavve me yourself.

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