1:32:00
is completely deaf
insomuch as far as listening
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to the song that is coming
from the mockingbird is concerned.
1:32:07
I'm sorry, Mr Bond,
I don't get the connection.
1:32:11
You will.
1:32:14
Sim salabim.
1:32:24
When you're quite ready.
1:32:26
Now I require a perfectly ordinary
gentleman's pocket handkerchief.
1:32:31
From the pocket
of one perfectly ordinary gentleman.
1:32:35
That's the kind of remark
that leads to war.
1:32:38
How much better for all humanity
1:32:40
if all the nations could learn
to live together in peace.
1:32:43
Marvellous!
1:32:47
More!
1:32:55
That's finished, is it?
Fantastic. Wonderful. Incredible.
1:32:59
Incredible, isn't it? Absolutely marvellous.
I've never seen anything like it.
1:33:06
And now if you're ready, Monsieur
Le Chiffre, I would like to play baccarat.
1:33:10
- I use the Evelyn Tremble method.
- You read Tremble.
1:33:14
I thought he'd only published
a few paperback editions.
1:33:18
Well, I have an autographed first edition.
1:33:21
It's a bit dog-eared now, mind you,
but it nevertheless has a certain...
1:33:24
Uninformed quality?
1:33:30
{y:bi}Six à la ponte et neuf à la banque.
{y:bi}La banque gagne.
1:33:34
Aren't you a little
out of your depth, Mr Bond?
1:33:37
In the last 20 minutes I have ruined
two Greeks and a maharajah.
1:33:40
You know, Mr Bond,
we aren't playing for marbles.
1:33:44
The night is young and the rose garden
is already littered with my victims.
1:33:49
Yes, but the beggar in marketplace
are deaf to song of nightingale.
1:33:55
- You amuse me, Mr Bond.
- I'm glad you're enjoying me.
1:33:59
Shall we double the bank?