The Thin Man
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:45:02
Bull's eye!
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Hello. Who is it? Send him right up.
:45:08
Who was that?
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Mr. MacCaulay.
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The Mallorys.
Oh, dear, I forgot all about them.

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Aren't you hot in that?
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Yes, I'm stifling. But it's so pretty.
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The Kirbys.
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Is that another Christmas present?
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- Did I give it to you?
- Yes.

:45:25
I'm spoiling you.
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Why, Nicky, this is from Clyde Wynant.
:45:31
He says, "Will you take charge
of investigation on Julia Wolf murder?

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- "Communicate with Herbert MacCaulay."
- Let me see.

:45:37
- Where's it from?
- Philadelphia. Well, then, he didn't do it.

:45:40
I don't know.
:45:42
He wouldn't ask you to handle it
if he were guilty, would he?

:45:47
Your guess is as good as mine, baby.
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Nicky, take the case.
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You take it. I'm too busy.
:45:53
- How do you do?
- Good morning.

:45:55
I'm afraid this isn't a very
merry Christmas for you.

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- He's all right.
- Good.

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- How are you, MacCaulay?
- I'm fine.

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- Sit down.
- You're coming along better than I am.

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- I hope you're not seriously hurt.
- No, just a scratch. I've forgotten it.

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- What a delightful toy.
- That's Asta's Christmas present.

:46:12
I got word from Wynant this morning.
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So did we, I mean, Sherlock here.
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- Darling, will you...
- Pass you your drink? Yes.

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Thank you.
:46:25
What are the chances
of getting you to do what he wants?

:46:28
- Slim.
- Oh, Nick.

:46:29
Well, would it help
if I could persuade him to meet you?

:46:32
It might.
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He gave me a code message
to insert in the Times...

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in case I wanted to get in touch with him.
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- I don't suppose it would hurt to put it in.
- I've done that already.

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He should appear, you know.
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It doesn't look well,
his staying away at a time like this.

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- Police.
- For me?

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Hello.
:46:51
Where?
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Allentown?
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Yes.
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When is the next train?
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Right. I'll get that.

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