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:37:02
- That's more of a miracle
than a tragedy.
- What?

:37:05
His mother died 25 years ago.
:37:08
August 1 3th.
I believe it was a Friday.

:37:11
All right, Mrs. Schonenberg,
where is he?

:37:14
My name is von Schonenberg.
:37:17
I am an Austrian citizen
with a valid passport.

:37:20
You have no right
to question or detain me
without authority.

:37:23
My dog is very highly strung
and has been known to attack.

:37:27
I suggest you leave me alone.
:37:29
Don't be too clever,
Mrs. von Schonenberg.

:37:32
We're going to stop him.
:37:36
Won't you have
to find him first?

:37:38
Oh, do stop
following me around.

:37:41
You're making my dog
very nervous.

:37:44
-[ Dog Barking ]
- He detests the smell of stupidity.

:38:20
You know me. I cross every ''T''
and dot every ''I.''

:38:24
[ Woman ] Is it someone
who was recommended to you?

:38:26
Well, no, but I'm sure
it's quite all right.

:38:29
He's putting down
a rather large cash deposit...

:38:31
and he looks very reliable.
:38:34
Well, I'm trusting yourjudgment.
:38:36
Well, thank you, Mrs. Myerson.
I'm sure it'll be all right.

:38:40
Lovely woman.
Very particular.

:38:42
You're not a Democrat, are you?
:38:44
- No, ma'am. Oh.
- Can you hear me?

:38:47
Yes, Mrs. Myerson,
and I'm sure Mr. Hannaway...

:38:49
is going to enjoy
your gracious home.

:38:52
Now you just take care
of yourself, honey.

:38:54
I will.
:38:56
Well, that's settled.
:38:58
Now all you have to do
is sign the papers...


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