Foreign Correspondents
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1:13:02
I wonder if this idea of your aunt
is so good.

1:13:04
Maybe you should go further,
say, Cambridge.

1:13:07
No place is as obscure as Harpenden.
1:13:09
It's not the place, but that Krug
might connect you with it.

1:13:12
- Maybe so. Let's make it Cambridge.
- I'll phone your father so he doesn't worry.

1:13:16
Thank you. Please, Johnny.
1:13:29
That was a break, her coming,
and suggesting they go to the country.

1:13:33
As a matter of fact, old boy...
1:13:35
I suggested it to her on the phone
about half an hour ago.

1:13:46
There hasn't been a sign of anybody
for the last 30 miles.

1:13:50
- What's the matter?
- Nothing.

1:13:53
At least talk to me.
It's unfair of you to sit and pout...

1:13:56
because I've kidnapped you
from your so-called duties.

1:13:59
You've kidnapped me?
1:14:01
Just remember that.
1:14:03
Please forgive me.
1:14:04
Sure. I don't think kidnapping's anything
to get sore about...

1:14:07
- when the right kidnapper does it. Do you?
- Not at all.

1:14:10
Thanks.
1:14:18
Hello?
1:14:21
No, Mr. ffolliott, I'm afraid he's not in yet.
1:14:24
Very well, sir.
1:14:37
- Johnny, you don't love me.
- You're crazy.

1:14:40
- You looked unhappy kissing me.
- Never happier in my life.

1:14:43
Won't do. Johnny, what's happened?
1:14:45
I don't know.
They say war's coming tomorrow.

1:14:48
You've changed your philosophy
since yesterday.

1:14:51
There are more important things
than love.

1:14:53
I've got lots to do, important things.
1:14:56
Got to start.
It'll take three hours to get back.

1:14:58
Don't misunderstand me.
I'm so love with you, I'm going mad.


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