: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.
:41:00
You despise me. You think Bob
well rid of me if they do hang me.
:41:04
I don't despise you.
:41:06
It isn't important what I feel about you,
do you understand?
:41:15
I'm going to do what I can.
:41:29
Bob will want to know
what the money's for.
:41:34
Will it be a very large sum?
:41:36
I imagine the woman has a shrewd
idea of the letter's value.
:41:43
You won't have to show Bob the letter,
will you?
:41:46
I'll do everything possible
to prevent him from seeing it.
:41:50
He'll be an important witness.
:41:52
He should be as firmly convinced
of your innocence as he is now.