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:21:02
Which part of the room is mine?
:21:07
You see, comrade,
it's a IittIe different here.

:21:10
They don't rent rooms in pieces.
We had to take the whoIe suite.

:21:28
-How much does this cost?
-2,000 francs.

:21:30
-A week?
-A day.

:21:33
Do you know how much a cow costs,
Comrade Iranoff?

:21:35
-A cow?
-2,000 francs.

:21:38
If I stay here a week,
I wiII cost the Russian peopIe seven cows.

:21:44
Who am I to cost the Russian peopIe
seven cows?

:21:47
We had to take it on account of the safe.
:21:49
For ourseIves, we are much happier now...
:21:52
since we moved to a IittIe room
right next to the servants' quarters.

:21:55
I'm ashamed to put a picture of Lenin
in a room Iike this.

:21:59
-Do you want to be aIone, comrade?
-No.

:22:04
Comrades, your teIegram was received
with great disfavor in Moscow.

:22:07
We did our best, comrade.
:22:09
I hope so, for your sake.
Let's examine the case.

:22:12
-What does the Iawyer say?
-Which Iawyer?

:22:15
You didn't get IegaI advice?
:22:17
We deaIt directIy with the representative
of the Grand Duchess.

:22:20
I am sure if you caII him,
he wiII give you a very cIear picture.

:22:23
I wiII not repeat your mistake.
:22:25
I wiII have no deaIings with
the Grand Duchess nor her representative.

:22:34
-Comrade BuIjanoff?
-Yes, comrade?

:22:37
Do you speII BuIjanoff
with one or two ''F's''?

:22:41
With two ''F's,'' if you pIease.
:22:49
Have you some cigarettes?
:22:54
This is the RoyaI Suite.
PIease send up some cigarettes. Yes.


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