:39:02
I'm glad it was by a woman.
:39:04
I hope I see you again soon.
:39:08
I'm taking a job here.
:39:09
If you have any trouble with your permit,
you must come and see me.
:39:15
Thank you.
:39:24
He behaved very well, considering,
didn't he?
:39:27
A man can smile and be a villain.
:39:28
May I rob you of your daughter,
Mr. Wormold?
:39:33
Wormold.
:39:36
- Mr. Wormold?
- Yes.
:39:38
It's the most amazing coincidence.
:39:40
- Do you believe in fate?
- I'd like to.
:39:43
- I'm your secretary.
- I haven't a secretary.
:39:46
London must have told you I was coming.
:39:50
No, they haven't said a thing.
:40:01
- I'm very glad I ran into you.
- I'm glad, too.
:40:03
- Where are you staying?
- Here, tonight.
:40:05
- Tomorrow I'll have to look for something.
- Why have I got to have a lovely secretary?
:40:10
I'm to take over contact with your agents.
:40:14
Don't London trust me?
:40:15
Of course.
But you're terribly important now.
:40:18
Those constructions in the mountains.
:40:20
Of course, I'm fully trained.
Codes, inks, microphotography.
:40:24
I don't know very much
about nuclear fission.
:40:27
- No?
- Beatrice.
:40:32
That's Rudy.
:40:34
Who's he?
:40:35
Your radio operator.
:40:38
He's a little airsick now.
:40:39
He'll be all right in the morning
when he moves in.
:40:42
- He has to stay in your office, of course.
- It's a very small office.
:40:45
He doesn't take up very much room.
:40:48
Don't worry. I'll take care of that
in the morning. That's what I'm here for.
:40:52
Thanks very much.