:22:00
	What a base to operate from,
Captain Lesgate.
:22:03
	The only trouble is, she does
rather enjoy being courted.
:22:06
	And she's so very expensive.
:22:08
	Perhaps that's why you've been trying
to sell her car for over a month.
:22:12
	Mrs. Van Dorn asked me
to sell it for her.
:22:14
	I know. I called her up
just before you arrived here.
:22:17
	She only wanted 800.
:22:23
	Where's the nearest police station?.
:22:25
	Opposite the church.
Two minutes' walk.
:22:27
	-Suppose I walk there now.
-What would you tell them?.
:22:30
	-Everything.
-Everything?.
:22:32
	All about Mr. Adams
and Mr. Wilson?.
:22:36
	I should simply tell them that you
are trying to blackmail me into--
:22:39
	Into?.
:22:41
	Murdering your wife.
:22:44
	I almost wish you would.
:22:45
	When she heard that,
we'd have the laugh of our lives.
:22:48
	-Aren't you forgetting something?.
-Am I?.
:22:50
	You've told me quite a lot tonight.
:22:52
	-What of it?.
-Suppose I tell them...
:22:54
	...how you followed her
to that studio in Chelsea...
:22:57
	...and watched them cooking
spaghetti and all that rubbish.
:22:59
	-Will that ring a bell?.
-It would.
:23:02
	They'd assume you'd followed her.
:23:03
	-Me?. Why should I?.
-Why should you steal her handbag?.
:23:06
	Why should you write
those blackmail notes?.
:23:09
	Can you prove you didn't?.
:23:11
	You certainly can't prove I did.
:23:14
	It'll be a straight case
of your word against mine.
:23:17
	That would puzzle them, wouldn't it.
What could you say?.
:23:20
	I should say that you came here tonight
half-drunk and tried to borrow money...
:23:25
	...on the strength that we
were at college together.
:23:27
	When I refused, you said something
about a letter belonging to my wife.
:23:31
	As far as I could make out,
you tried to sell it to me.
:23:34
	I gave you what money I had,
and you gave me the letter.
:23:37
	It has your fingerprints on it, remember?.
:23:44
	Then you said if I went to the police...
:23:46
	...you'd tell some crazy story about
my wanting you to murder my wife.
:23:50
	Before you go any further, old boy,
do consider the inconvenience.
:23:54
	You see, I'm quite well-known.
:23:57
	There'd be pictures of you, as well.
:23:59
	And sooner or later, there'd be
a deputation of landladies and lodgers...