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:42:08
Madam.
:42:09
My husband had
boots made specially.

:42:12
I hope they fit.
:42:13
Mine will be
ready without delay.

:42:16
Your man's ordering
some for me.

:42:18
Good, good.
:42:20
What was that?
:42:22
Why would you need
boots like this?

:42:24
I can't go in these.
:42:27
Go where, madam?
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Don't say it.
:42:30
Naturally,
I'm coming along.

:42:31
That's why I'm giving you
all of this.

:42:35
That's a condition.
:42:37
You didn't mention
any condition.

:42:38
Then I do now.
:42:40
Whom were you taking
besides this young man?

:42:43
The big Icelander.
:42:46
Then I'll be very useful.
:42:47
He doesn't
understand English.

:42:48
You can't come.
You're a woman!

:42:52
What has my sex
to do with it?

:42:55
We're not contemplating
a stroll down Piccadilly.

:42:58
Professor Lindenbrook,
I've just lost my husband.

:43:02
I have nothing else
to live for up here.

:43:05
Down there, I can
represent his name.

:43:08
The decision
is not yours.

:43:10
The police need you
for the investigation.

:43:14
I have already given
my testimony.

:43:16
But madam, quite apart
from the appalling danger,

:43:19
think of
the inconvenience.

:43:21
The lack
of privacy!

:43:24
In short,
you don't want this?

:43:26
I may be mad
about this journey,

:43:28
but to burden myself with
a female is sheer stupidity.

:43:33
I may have been
a disturbance to men,

:43:35
never a burden.
:43:38
This is
an absolute holdup.

:43:40
I assure you
you will not receive

:43:42
one iota of extra
consideration.

:43:45
You'll sleep
where we sleep,

:43:47
you'll eat
what we eat.

:43:50
Then you accept
my proposition?

:43:54
Oh!

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