:51:02
It is nice for Mr. Wormold
to have a secretary.
:51:05
A short time ago you were worried,
I remember.
:51:07
Things change for no particular reason.
:51:09
Excuse me. I'm expecting a telephone call.
:51:25
- Do you have this one, Mr. Wormold?
- How very kind of you.
:51:28
I think I've discovered
where to find you a Vat 69.
:51:31
Know what I'd do with your collection?
Use them for chequers.
:51:34
Such a dull game.
:51:35
What if when you take a man, you drink it?
What handicapping. What finesse.
:51:39
A game to make us
forget the world we live in.
:51:41
Don't you read anything but medical books,
Dr. Hasselbacher?
:51:44
I have little time for any other reading.
:51:47
- Where was your home?
- My father was a schoolmaster in Munich.
:51:51
- When did you leave Germany?
- 1934.
:51:56
So I can plead not guilty, young lady,
to what you suspect.
:52:00
- I didn't mean...
- Then I'm sorry.
:52:02
Ask Mr. Wormold. There was a time
when I was not so suspicious.
:52:28
I suppose
you want to report that to London?
:52:31
- Well, it is an odd coincidence, isn't it?
- Life is full of coincidences.
:52:35
Why shouldn't he read Lamb?
He's a good old man.
:52:37
I've known him for 15 years.
The best friend I ever had.
:52:55
Will you please excuse me?
I do not feel well.