The Talk of the Town
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:53:02
- I?
- You or anybody.

:53:05
There's nothing to do.
:53:08
I can't intrude on the business
of the Superior Court of the county.

:53:13
So you just turn your face.
:53:15
Joseph, you don't understand.
:53:19
I understand you laugh at my
kind of law and wink at the other.

:53:24
What kind do you practice?
:53:26
I refuse to be dragged into any further
discussion of the philosophy of law.

:53:31
Well, then let's not.
:53:36
Joseph, I'm sorry.
:53:37
It isn't that I have no respect
for your intelligence.

:53:41
- But you're taking a vacation from law.
- Exactly. But I was a little sharp.

:53:47
- Don't mention it.
- Now, let's see. My king is in check.

:53:52
As a matter of fact, Joseph, I'm very
grateful for your presence in the house.

:53:58
And you're a big treat
to me, professor.

:54:01
Thank you, Joseph.
:54:11
They've picked up Dilg's scent.
:54:16
They'll let us know when they
get him cornered. They never miss.

:54:21
You wouldn't believe it, Sam,
the way those two like each other.

:54:24
- Maybe the thaw is actually setting in.
- Maybe.

:54:28
That professor's got a mind
like a steel trap.

:54:31
And sometimes he seems like such
a little boy, I feel like kissing him.

:54:35
- Not a bad idea.
- Never do that.

:54:39
- What are you doing out?
- An active man has to stretch his legs.

:54:43
Naturally you feel like kissing him.
He's a wonderful man.

:54:46
- I only meant that l...
- Of course.

:54:49
And the way he looks at you... When
a thaw sets in, anything can happen.

:54:54
Leopold, stop acting like a fool.
His man Tilney may arrive any minute.


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