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:57:02
- Oh, I believe you.
- Don 't get smart with me, son.

:57:06
- You're full of crap, Gilbert.
- No.

:57:09
- No, cancer.
- Of the soul.

:57:12
- Yet another funny.
- Oh, it's ture. It's the truth.

:57:14
The doctors gave me
the good news a week ago.

:57:17
That's why I wanted you
to finish the book quickly.

:57:23
You're taking me for an idiot,
like those two poor bastards over there.

:57:27
Miller, the coach trip, everything was rigged.
:57:30
Well, stuff your book up your arse. I'm quitting.
:57:34
You are, eh?
:57:37
- Mr Gilbert.
- Yes, what?

:57:43
Not again.
:57:57
For he's a jolly good fellow
:57:59
For he's a jolly good fellow
:58:03
And so say all of us
:58:06
And so say all of us
:58:08
Hey, Preston!
:58:09
Stop kidding. The joke's over.
:58:20
Suddenly, I was a cop lover.
:58:22
They couldn't keep me
at that station long enough.

:58:25
I needed time to think
and a safe place to do it.

:58:29
The killer had tried to get me.
It wasn't a joke.

:58:32
Gilbert didn't laugh once,
all the way to the mortuary.

:58:46
It was like a casting session
for Boys Town.

:58:52
Any ring a bell, Mr King?
:58:54
The American made me nervous.
:58:57
He'd arrived late in the afternoon.
:58:59
I assumed he was FBI. Things were serious
if the big guns had been called in.


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