Murder, My Sweet
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:13:16
Mr. Marlowe?
:13:19
I took the liberty
of waiting here, Mr. Marlowe.

:13:23
The attendant gave me the impression
I could expect you soon.

:13:26
Who put in the pitch for me, Mr. Marriott?
:13:28
- I beg your pardon?
- How did you get my name?

:13:31
As a matter of fact...
:13:33
I decided to employ a private investigator
only today.

:13:36
This being Saturday afternoon,
I failed to reach anyone by phone...

:13:39
and was somewhat at a loss as to...
:13:42
The directory listed several in this
neighborhood, so I took a chance...

:13:46
I'm in a clutch at the moment.
:13:48
I'm pretty busy.
I couldn't take on anything big.

:13:51
What's the job?
:13:58
I'll require your services
for just a few hours this evening.

:14:01
I'm meeting some men
shortly after midnight.

:14:04
I'm paying them some money.
:14:06
You better get your flaps down,
or you'll take off.

:14:09
What's the deal, blackmail?
:14:10
I'm not in the habit
of giving people grounds for blackmail.

:14:14
I've simply agreed to serve
as bearer of the money.

:14:17
- How much and what for?
- I can't go into that.

:14:20
You just want me to go along
and hold your hand?

:14:24
I'm afraid I don't like your manner.
:14:25
I've had complaints about it.
But it keeps getting worse.

:14:28
How much are you offering me
for doing nothing?

:14:31
I really hadn't gotten around
to thinking about it.

:14:33
You suppose you can get around
to thinking about it now?

:14:37
How would you like
a swift punch on the nose?

:14:42
I tremble at the thought of such violence.
:14:50
I'm offering $100
for a few hours of your time.

:14:52
If that isn't enough, say so.
There's no risk.

:14:55
Some jewels were taken
from a friend in a holdup.

:14:58
- I'm buying them back.
- Where and when?


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