:18:00
Oh, no, not that. We don't need her.
:18:04
- No, that she'll be a good Catholic again.
- I'm not a Catholic.
:18:07
That's different. You're invincibly ignorant.
:18:10
I expect I am.
:18:12
I'm not insulting you, Father.
It's only theology.
:18:16
What else do you pray?
:18:19
Well, of course, lately...
:18:23
I've been concentrating on the horse.
:18:26
- Can't you stay a little longer?
- There are things I've got to arrange.
:18:30
- About the horse.
- Father!
:18:34
It's wonderful how you always get
what you pray for.
:18:37
You go to sleep.
:19:06
Can't be too careful.
:19:08
I've brought you back your umbrella.
Sorry I'm late.
:19:12
- You've moved the Lamb.
- I was just looking around.
:19:15
You seem fond of Lamb's
Tales from Shakespeare.
:19:17
- One copy's for you.
- But I don't read Lamb.
:19:20
It's not meant for reading.
You never heard of a book code?
:19:23
- As a matter of fact, no.
- I keep one copy.
:19:26
All you do when you communicate with me,
is to indicate the page and the line...
:19:29
where you begin the coding.
You understand?
:19:32
Well, I'll explain in a minute.
It's rather complicated and not very secure.
:19:38
- You got an electric kettle?
- Yes. Why?
:19:40
For opening letters, of course.
:19:42
And plastic knitting needles.
You'll want those.
:19:46
- I've brought you some ink.
- I have plenty of ink.
:19:49
Secret ink.
For communicating with your agents.
:19:53
- Well, I haven't any agents.
- Your first job is to recruit some.
:19:57
If you run short of ink,
you can always use bird droppings.