:39:05
I'm afraid I've made rather
a mess of things.
:39:08
I'm sorry.
:39:10
For Robert, not for me.
:39:12
You've distrusted me from the beginning.
:39:15
That's neither here nor there, Leslie.
:39:21
Who's got the letter?
:39:24
Hammond's wife.
:39:32
Are you going to let them hang me?
:39:38
What do you mean by that, Leslie?
:39:41
You could get the letter.
:39:44
Do you think it's so easy to do away
with unwelcome evidence?
:39:48
Surely nothing would have been
said to you...
:39:51
...if the owner weren't quite prepared
to sell it.
:39:56
That's true.
:39:58
-But I'm not prepared to buy it.
-It wouIdn't be your money.
:40:02
-Robert has saved--
-I wasn't thinking of the money.
:40:04
I don't know if you'll understand this,
but I look on myself as an honest man.
:40:08
You're asking me to do something
no better than suborning a witness.
:40:12
You mean you could save me and won't?
What harm have I done you?
:40:16
-How could you be so cruel?
-Cruel? You must be insane, Leslie.
:40:19
A lawyer has a duty to his profession...
:40:22
...to himself.
:40:29
No.
:40:31
I can't do what you ask.
:40:40
Poor Robert. He doesn't deserve it.
:40:44
He's never hurt anyone in his life.
:40:47
He's so good and simple and kind,
and he trusts me so.
:40:52
I mean everything...
:40:53
...everything in the world to him.
:40:56
This will ruin his life.
:40:58
I know what you're thinking.