:39:01
And have a look
at U.S. V. Albertson, 1954.
:39:05
It's in Volume 348, U.S.
Maybe 349.
:39:12
- Is she in?
- Oh, yes, sir, Mr. Justice Snow.
:39:18
Just hold on a second.
:39:19
- Yes?
- Madame Justice,
:39:21
Mr. Justice Snow
would like to see you.
:39:24
He would? When?
:39:26
He's here.
:39:31
Just check those references.
I'll get back to you. Thank you.
:39:35
Tell Mr. Justice Snow I'll be happy
to see him in a minute.
:39:39
She'll be happy to see you
in a moment.
:39:41
Thank you.
:40:09
Ask Mr. Justice Snow
to come in, Mr. Robinson.
:40:14
- You may go in, Mr. Justice.
- Thank you.
:40:20
No, no. Please. Please don't get up.
Don't get up.
:40:24
You'd stand, Mr. Justice,
if I came to call on you in chambers.
:40:28
Oh, I wouldn't be too sure
about that.
:40:32
I can't tell you how grateful I am to you
for seeing me like this
:40:35
on no notice whatsoever.
:40:37
- It's my honor.
- Is it?
:40:39
Well, I suppose it is.
:40:41
Say,
:40:43
that's quite a desk,
and so neat.
:40:46
Do aircraft land here frequently?
:40:50
What is it that you wanted
to see me about?
:40:53
Nothing earthshaking.
:40:55
By George, I was a little startled to see
that you got a male law clerk out there.