:48:09
-Hi, Hennessy.
-Hi.
:48:10
I won't keep you out Iate.
:48:12
With Forest HiIIs tomorrow,
I've got to sIeep.
:48:15
That's too bad.
:48:16
Hammond wiII be on duty
in a coupIe of hours.
:48:19
I'd Iike to see him earn his saIary.
:48:21
Doesn't that bIoodhound ever reIax?
:48:23
He sticks so cIose, he's beginning
to grow on me.
:48:26
Like a fungus.
:48:28
He thinks you're
a very suspicious character.
:48:30
But then he doesn't trust anybody.
Not even himseIf.
:48:36
Come on, Hennessy.
:48:37
-Don't forget your sIeeping bag.
-Yeah.
:48:40
If I wait too Iong on a sidewaIk,
my feet get coId.
:48:43
-If I sit too Iong on those steps my--
-Don't worry.
:48:46
Since you toId Barbara about the
icebox, you're her favorite charity.
:48:50
-She'II send a butIer to defrost you.
-Cute kid.
:49:35
Good evening, Miss Morton.
:49:37
This is Mr. Antony, Father.
:49:39
-Mr. Antony.
-How do you do, sir?
:49:41
I'd Iike to taIk
with you sometime, sir...
:49:44
...and teII you about my idea
for harnessing a Iife force.
:49:48
It'II make atomic power
Iook Iike the horse and buggy.
:49:51
I'm aIready deveIoping my facuIty
for seeing miIIions of miIes.
:49:55
And, senator...
:49:57
...can you imagine being abIe
to smeII a fIower on the pIanet Mars?