:49:02
- Thank you.
- You've done too much as it is.
:49:18
Keep your eye on that one.
See that he leaves soon.
:49:20
And don't let anyone else in
without my authorization.
:49:32
There they are.
:49:34
Take these books to the prisoners.
I've inspected them.
:49:42
This is all the Kriegsmariners?
:49:44
Y es. I separated them.
:49:46
I don't read German all that well.
:49:49
I don't even know
what the hell I'm lookin' for.
:49:51
- What's that?
- Ewigkeit.
:49:57
"My dear wife,
it has seemed like an eternity...
:50:00
since last I kissed your bosom...
:50:03
and slept with my arms entwined...
:50:05
around your body."
:50:08
You read these
horny letters all day?
:50:10
-That's the function of the post office.
-lt is?
:50:15
"The turnip fields
are growing, dear...
:50:18
and we are going to do
several plays by Shakespeare.
:50:22
I wish I had you with me now to put
my arms around and feel your bosom."
:50:27
Bosom, bosom, bosom.
:50:30
Why do they put that
Roman numeral in the date?
:50:33
- What date?
- The date has a Roman numeral in it.
:50:36
- You ever notice that?
- I never noticed that before.
:50:40
He's got that queer little
German seven...
:50:43
and the one and the two,
but it starts off with a Roman numeral.
:50:49
We're gonna get us a code man
down here from London...
:50:53
and have him take a look
at these horny letters.