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:47:07
Monsieur Hodler...
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...there's a gentleman who
wishes to see you privately.

:47:11
You had a business
appointment, I believe?

:47:13
I believe so.
- I'll take you to him.

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I am indebted to Herr Moyzisch for
suggesting that I ask you to our...

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...musical evening.
- The honour is mine, Madame.

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I hope you haven't found
it too subdued.

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On the contrary, it's been exactly
as I would have wished it.

:47:28
Had you known Herr Moyzisch long?
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We have been business
associates for some time.

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Are you, too, a diplomat,
Monsieur Hodler?

:47:36
I suppose you could call
me a middle man.

:47:38
There are so many Swiss middle men.
It must be a national occupation.

:47:43
It is natural.
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After all, we Swiss have been in
the middle for hundreds of years.

:47:52
Come in.
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I'll see that you're not disturbed.
:48:02
Colonel von Richter? Sit down, please.
:48:08
Moyzisch tells me you'll
be the new intermediary.

:48:10
That's correct.
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Sent by Kaltenbrunner, I should
imagine to it that von Papen...

:48:15
...keeps his hands off the
information I supply.

:48:19
Havana's, the finest money can buy.
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I approve of the change. Moyzisch is
conscientious but not very bright...

:48:27
...and to well known here. It will
be safer for me to deal with you.

:48:31
Your security is a matter
of grave concern to us.

:48:33
I'm happy to hear it.
I share your concern.

:48:36
For this reason I must
ask about the Countess.

:48:39
Have you tell her who I am?
- Of course not.

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Or the nature of your business?
- No.

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Then just what is her relation?
- My dear Colonel...

:48:49
...I did not invite you to
discuss my private affairs.

:48:52
We've some business to transact.
Did you bring the money?

:48:54
As always, you will be paid
after we have developed the film.

:48:57
During the past six weeks I have
sold Moyzisch fifty photographs...


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