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:31:01
Perhaps the father will take
a liking from me and give me a job.

:31:06
lf l marry her, a partnership perhaps.
:31:10
l'm not prejudiced.
:31:15
Hello.
:31:16
You said you wouldn't be back until 4:00.
:31:18
l must have a drink this instant.
:31:22
The new pupil's due at any moment.
Can't the drink wait?

:31:25
Oh, God, only gin.
:31:27
Sally, please!
:31:29
Three marks an hour. l need it.
:31:32
-We need it.
-All l need is a drink!

:31:34
She's young and very strictly brought up.
:31:37
Look, l may have my tiny faults...
:31:39
...but l'm really not planning
to white slave her to Latin America.

:31:43
Whose room is this, anyhow?
:31:46
Sally, in all fairness--
:31:47
Fairness? Who cares about fairness?
:31:56
Honestly.
:32:06
Thank you.
:32:09
You're welcome.
:32:13
-Excuse me.
-How fat?

:32:17
How fat?
:32:18
l think the weather will be fine,
isn't it true, Miss Landauer?

:32:25
Fraulein Landauer.
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Come in.
:32:30
-Good afternoon, Fraulein Landauer.
-Good afternoon.

:32:32
-How nice to see you again.
-lt's nice to see you again.

:32:35
lt is good, you have others.
:32:37
So, we shall make a party
for speaking English, yes?

:32:42
Well, actually, my friends
were just leaving.

:32:44
No, l'm delighted to stay, Brian.
:32:50
Sally, you have this appointment,
don't you?

:32:53
l'll cancel it. l love parties.
:32:55
Good, this is splendid for the practicing.
:32:58
You will introduce me, please.

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