Madame Curie
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:07:49
Ah. Madame Poirot.
:07:51
You are Mdme. Scholoscka.
I knew it.

:07:54
Yes.
:07:55
We've been waiting for you.
:07:57
My husband has told me
all about you.

:07:59
Ah. Professor Curie. How nice?
:08:02
Madame.
:08:03
You two had met?
:08:05
Have not had the honor
in the hallway.

:08:07
This is Mdme. Marie Scholoscka.
professor Pierre Curie.

:08:12
My husband said
you have no friends in Paris

:08:15
but that's impossible, child
:08:17
We must remedy that.
Please Professor...

:08:19
Come in. Come in.
I'm sure you know everyone here.

:08:22
In Paris
you must have many friends.

:08:24
I want you to meet
all these charming...

:08:28
May I introduce you to...
This is Mdme. Scholoscka...

:08:33
What time?
Always hard to meet, gentlemen.

:08:36
Dr. Curie
:08:40
Good afternoon.
:08:41
I had no idea that
it was going to be a party.

:08:45
No... I believe you, monsieur.
:08:47
They're pulling up suddenly
these parties

:08:49
out of the goodness of
women's hearts.

:08:52
My wife wishes the young student
of mine to make many friends.

:08:56
Well, I... I'm very bad
at parties.

:08:58
It's impossible for me to focus.

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