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What do you say to that?
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And you, sir?
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To be honest, I'm in a fix.
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A real fix.
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Obviously, between the two of us,
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on January 15th,
there was something a bit...
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It presents a real moral dilemma.
:20:23
You understand?
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Yes, all the more so as I'm faced
with a similar moral dilemma.
:20:31
I received a letter, too.
:20:33
Kindly allow me to read it to you.
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But of course.
:20:39
"You old crook"...
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It's a standard phrase.
:20:43
Of course.
:20:44
"You're on good terms with Germain
the abortionist. Keep it up.
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You may require his services
if your daughter Jeannette
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keeps spending time
in the chief physician's office.
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Signed: The Raven."
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What do you say to that?
:21:02
These letters are nothing
but a web of slander and lies.
:21:06
That's clear in my mind.
:21:08
In mine, too, sir.
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- Get a grip on yourself!.
- Let me sleep.
:21:18
- Enough of this!
- But I'm sick!
:21:21
You, sick?
I know your tricks.
:21:23
You had to have all the lodgers,
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except the boy scout.
And maybe him, too.
:21:27
Now it's Dr. Germain's turn.
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You can pick them!
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He's a stuffed shirt.
I bet he's a lousy lover.
:21:35
- Then why act sick?
- I'm not acting. I am sick.
:21:39
I have bronchitis.
And strep throat.
:21:42
True, you do look ill.
Do you have a fever?
:21:46
Let's see your throat.
:21:49
What's this?
:21:51
A compress.
:21:53
Ice water? You're not acting sick.
You're making yourself sick.
:21:57
Luckily, I got that letter.
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- What letter?
- This one!