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:40:00
I must go.
:40:03
I heId you in my arms.
:40:06
You kissed me.
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I kissed a PoIish Iancer, too...
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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.
:41:01
WhiIe you are studying it, I wiII eat.
:41:19
-Where to, madame?
-Can you recommend a restaurant?

:41:21
There's Grenier if you care for seafood.
:41:23
-Where do you eat?
-At Père Mathieu.

:41:25
-Where is that?
-It's just a pIace for workmen.

:41:28
-Where is it?
-Down eight bIocks, rue de ProveIIes.

:41:30
Thank you.
:41:47
Are you aIone, madame?
A nice IittIe corner tabIe?

:41:50
Or perhaps by the window
wouId be better?

:41:52
This way, madame.

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