:39:01
Yakushova Ninotchka.
:39:06
Yes, aII right, thank you.
:39:19
I must go.
:39:20
Or shouId I say
''SpeciaI Envoy Yakushova''?
:39:23
-Let's forget we ever met.
-No, I have a much better suggestion.
:39:27
Let's forget the teIephone ever rang.
I never heard that you are Yakushova.
:39:30
You are Ninotchka, my Ninotchka.
:39:34
I was sent here by my country
to fight you.
:39:36
AII right, fight me as much as you want,
onIy fight me tomorrow morning.
:39:40
There's nothing sweeter than
sharing a secret with an enemy.
:39:43
You represent White Russia
and I represent Red Russia.
:39:45
Tonight Iet's not represent anybody
but ourseIves.
:39:48
It is out of the question.
:39:49
-If you wish to approach me--
-You know I want to.
:39:51
Then do it through my Iawyer.
:39:53
But Ninotchka,
you can't waIk out Iike this.
:39:55
I am crazy about you.
:39:57
I thought I'd made an impression on you.
You Iiked the white of my eye.
:40:00
I must go.
:40:03
I heId you in my arms.
:40:06
You kissed me.
:40:09
I kissed a PoIish Iancer, too...
:40:12
before he died.
:40:24
Yes, Marianne darIing.
:40:26
No, you didn't waken me.
I'm not onIy up, I'm on my way out.
:40:28
Yes, I want to catch Leon
before he rushes out...
:40:31
and Ioses himseIf in my business affairs.
:40:33
Everything was going perfectIy
untiI three days ago...
:40:36
when some horrid femaIe envoy
arrived from Moscow.
:40:38
Now, we don't know where we are.
:40:40
I'II teIephone you tonight, darIing.
Goodbye, dear.
:40:44
I seem to remember
some additionaI injunctive provision...
:40:46
deaIing with the property of foreigners
residing in France.
:40:49
You are referring to Paragraph 59B,
Section 25F of the Civil Code.
:40:55
Page 824.
:40:58
And do not faiI to read the three footnotes.