The Talk of the Town
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1:28:01
It's all wrong.
The whole thing's wrong.

1:28:04
What's all wrong?
1:28:06
Well, I've been wondering.
1:28:08
Suppose you two had met up here
and Leopold Dilg hadn't butted in.

1:28:13
- Now wait a minute.
- No. That isn't the whole thing.

1:28:18
That's quite a man, an important man.
1:28:22
And quite a career too.
Can't kick a career like that around.

1:28:27
Who said I was right about the law?
1:28:30
Leopold, what do you mean?
1:28:33
Nothing. I was just wondering,
that's all, Nora.

1:28:37
- What are you wondering about?
- Just wondering. Can't a man wonder?

1:28:42
- Nora, you'd better get going.
- Wait.

1:28:45
- You're taking chances.
- I'm going to get Yates.

1:28:48
- You stay here.
- Everything's going to be fine.

1:28:51
Remember what I said.
Don't go any place.

1:29:00
- Hurry, Tilney.
- Yes, sir.

1:29:03
Miss Shelley, I believe Clyde Bracken
is still alive. It seems that...

1:29:08
- lf you find my face unpleasant...
- No.

1:29:11
- What are you doing here?
- I came to...

1:29:14
- Did you say "Bracken"?
- Yes. Alive.

1:29:16
- At last you know the truth.
- Not until I can prove it.

1:29:20
A stickler to the last.
1:29:21
- If you knew where he was...
- I would turn him in.

1:29:25
You just took that beard off your face.
1:29:27
Inside, you're as whiskered
as the Smith Brothers.

1:29:30
- Suppose you turn me in right now.
- Leopold!

1:29:34
That's too bad.
1:29:35
- It was a delightful beard.
- Leopold.

1:29:38
- What do you say?
- What's the matter with you?

1:29:41
I'm leaving for Boston
to find Bracken.

1:29:44
How about dropping you off
at the police station?

1:29:46
- Do you hear? Bracken's alive.
- Interesting.

1:29:49
I beg your pardon.
1:29:50
Tilney, I'm very hungry.
1:29:52
Could you find something
I can nibble on as I ride?

1:29:56
That's all right, Tilney.
1:29:58
A whole chicken.
He has an enormous appetite.


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