The Letter (1929) Jeanne Eagels, Reginald Owen, Herbert Marshal

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00:03:35It's not heavy enough for tiger.

00:03:38Well, don't be long.

00:03:40With a tiger about, I'm afraid I'm as nervous as a native.

00:03:46I won't.

00:03:47I won't.

00:03:47Don't worry.

00:04:04Well, you know, it makes me feel awkward and stupid to say some things.

00:04:11I'm not the least clever.

00:04:13But because I don't say much, don't think I don't appreciate your being out here with me.

00:04:19I don't know.

00:04:51Only wives like you can make these godforsaken places bearable, Leslie.

00:04:56Seven years on a rubber plantation.

00:04:59With no company but natives and a lot of dowdy, planters' wives.

00:05:05Yes, Robert, that ought to be a test for a good wife.

00:05:10Well, I'll be going now.

00:05:13Hang it all out for getting the gun.

00:05:20All right, good-bye.

00:05:22Good-bye, Robert.

00:05:31Good night, boys.

00:05:32Good night.

00:06:21Yama.

00:06:45Yama, take this letter to Mr. Hammond at once.

00:06:50Before you go, please put the shape down.

00:06:54Yes, Mr.

00:07:25Yet each man kills the thing he loves, by each let this be heard.

00:07:30Some do it with a bitter look, some with a flattering word.

00:07:34The coward does it with a kiss, the brave man with a sword.

00:07:51Okay.

00:07:53Come in.

00:08:03A letter for you?

00:08:07For me.

00:08:30Something wrong?

00:08:34Nothing.

00:08:39Is it that white woman?

00:08:43No.

00:08:44No.

00:08:45No.

00:08:59No.

00:09:01No.

00:09:14No.

00:09:20you will not be gone so long

00:09:24only for about an hour

00:09:28I shall be waiting

00:09:57I'm off

00:10:32he lied to me

00:10:41come in Geoffrey

00:10:47nice of you to come

00:10:52oh have a drink will you

00:10:54thanks I will

00:11:02I say

00:11:04is anything the matter

00:11:06that note of yours was rather hectic

00:11:09Geoffrey I can't go on any longer

00:11:12I'm at the end of my tether

00:11:15why what's up

00:11:16oh don't pretend what's the use of that

00:11:18why have you left me all this time without sign

00:11:22I've had an awful lot to do

00:11:24you haven't had so much to do

00:11:25that you couldn't find time to write me a line

00:11:28there didn't seem to be any object in taking useless risks

00:11:31don't take me for a perfect idiot please

00:11:34I say Leslie darling if you sent for me to make a scene

00:11:38I'm going to take myself off

00:11:39Geoffrey

00:11:41don't you know how I love you

00:11:43well darling you've got a damn funny way of showing it

00:11:46you drive me to desperation

00:11:48Leslie I wonder if you've noticed we hardly ever meet now without having a row

00:11:53is that my fault

00:11:54I don't say that I dare say it's mine

00:11:58but when that happens to people who are on the sort of terms that we are

00:12:02it looks very much as though things were wearing a bit thin

00:12:06what do you mean by that

00:12:09well

00:12:10when that happens

00:12:12the common sense thing is to say

00:12:14we've had a jolly good time

00:12:16that all good things must come to an end

00:12:18Geoffrey

00:12:19I'm all for facing facts

00:12:21oh

00:12:24Geoffrey what is that Chinese woman doing in your house

00:12:29my dear what you're talking about

00:12:31don't take me for a perfect fool

00:12:33don't you think I know that you've been living with a Chinese woman for months

00:12:36nonsense

00:12:37the common gossip of the kampong

00:12:39my dear if you're going to listen to the gossip of the leaders

00:12:41I want to know what you're doing with that Chinese woman in your house

00:12:45I didn't know there was a China woman about

00:12:47I have seen her

00:12:50what's she like

00:12:52common and vulgar

00:12:54you're not paying me a very pretty compliment

00:12:57Geoffrey

00:12:58will you swear to me that she is not your mistress

00:13:01certainly

00:13:02on your honour

00:13:03on my honour

00:13:04that's a lie

00:13:05all right then it's a lie

00:13:07in that case why don't you let me go

00:13:09because I love you

00:13:11because I love you I tell you

00:13:14Geoffrey I love you

00:13:14there's nobody ever going to love you like I love you

00:13:19I can't go on without you

00:13:20without you I'm just lost

00:13:22I know at times that I've treated you so badly

00:13:25and hurt you and all of that

00:13:27but it's only because I'm so unhappy

00:13:29my dear

00:13:30I don't want to make you unhappy

00:13:32but it's no good beating about the bush

00:13:34the thing is over and done with

00:13:37you can't mean that Geoffrey

00:13:38you can't mean that

00:13:39Leslie dear

00:13:40I'm terribly sorry but the facts are there and you've got to face them

00:13:44this is the end

00:13:45and you've got to make the best of it

00:13:47you wouldn't treat a dog like you're treating me

00:13:50is it my fault if I don't love you

00:13:52damn it or one either loves or one doesn't

00:13:55but I love you you see I love you

00:13:58oh Geoffrey I tell you

00:13:59I'll do anything you want me to do

00:14:02I'll do anything that doesn't make any difference watch

00:14:04you won't even give me a chance

00:14:06oh my god why can't you be reasonable

00:14:10I tell you I'm sick and tired of the whole thing

00:14:13do you want me to tell you in so many words

00:14:15that you mean nothing to me

00:14:17don't you know it

00:14:19haven't you felt it

00:14:21you must be blind

00:14:22yes I know

00:14:22I know too well I've felt it

00:14:24I don't care

00:14:26it isn't love any longer it's madness

00:14:29it's torture to see you

00:14:30it's torture ten times worse not to see you

00:14:34if you leave me now I'll kill myself

00:14:36I swear that I'll kill myself

00:14:38go ahead

00:14:40you don't think I mean it

00:14:41you don't think I've got the courage

00:14:43I've no patience with you

00:14:44you are enough to drive anyone out of his senses

00:14:48you can do what you like

00:14:50you can say what you like

00:14:51but I tell you it's finished

00:14:52Geoffrey

00:14:53Geoffrey I won't let you go

00:14:54I can't

00:14:55I love you I love you

00:14:57I'm fed up

00:14:58fed up understand

00:15:01I'm sick of the sight of you

00:15:04don't say that

00:15:06don't say that

00:15:06yes I will say that

00:15:09and what's more

00:15:10the China woman is my mistress

00:15:11and I don't care who knows it

00:15:15if you ask me to choose between you and her

00:15:19I choose her

00:15:23you wanted the truth

00:15:25all right then

00:15:28now you have it

00:15:45you swear the evidence you shall give in this cause between our sovereign Lord the King and yourself

00:15:51shall be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you God

00:15:55I do

00:15:57what is your name

00:15:58what is your name

00:16:00mrs. Robert Crosby

00:16:01mrs. Robert Crosby take the stand

00:16:16mrs. Crosby

00:16:18perhaps it would be better if you told us the whole story in your own way

00:16:23do you think you could manage that

00:16:27I'll try

00:16:31well on the evening of the tragedy

00:16:36my husband was going to Singapore on business

00:16:39I wasn't feeling very well so I stayed at home

00:16:43I don't mind being alone because planters wives get used to that sort of thing

00:16:52so I was sitting quietly working on my lace when I heard footsteps and someone came on the veranda

00:16:59yes

00:17:01go on mrs. Crosby

00:17:02well at first I didn't know who it was

00:17:04and then he said it's I Jeff Hammond

00:17:07so I said oh hello there won't you come in

00:17:10were you surprised to see him

00:17:12I was rather because

00:17:15he hadn't been up to the house for ages

00:17:17so I told him that Robert had gone to Singapore on business

00:17:20what did he say to that

00:17:23he said I am sorry

00:17:25because I was feeling very lonely this evening

00:17:27and I thought perhaps I'd come along and just see how you folks were getting on

00:17:34so he helped himself to a whiskey and soda

00:17:37and lit his pipe

00:17:39was he quite sober

00:17:41what

00:17:41well I suppose he had been drinking

00:17:43but it didn't occur to me just then

00:17:46what happened

00:17:48we were just chatting quite quietly

00:17:52when suddenly he said something rather silly

00:17:55what

00:17:56I don't know if it's really worth the while repeating

00:18:00but he paid me a little compliment

00:18:01I think perhaps you'd better tell us exactly what he said

00:18:07he said you've got such beautiful eyes

00:18:10why spoil them

00:18:12and strain them like that

00:18:13see he was referring to the lace I was making

00:18:17had he ever paid compliments to you before

00:18:19no never

00:18:20you see I was a little taken aback

00:18:24but I thought it best to take it lightly

00:18:27and I said well I don't make any pretensions to being a raving beauty you know

00:18:32well

00:18:33but you are he said

00:18:35see

00:18:36it's rather silly

00:18:37to have to say things like that

00:18:39and

00:18:40never mind

00:18:41please let us have his exact words

00:18:45well he said

00:18:47you are beautiful thank God

00:18:50and what happened then

00:18:53well he just stood

00:18:54and looked me straight in the face and said

00:18:58don't you know that I'm awfully in love with you

00:19:01I don't I said

00:19:03meant so little to me that I really had no difficulty in keeping quite cool

00:19:08so I said I don't think it for a minute

00:19:10and even if it were true I don't want you to say it to me

00:19:14I see

00:19:15go on

00:19:17well then he fixed himself another whiskey and soda

00:19:20and I began to wonder if he hadn't been drinking

00:19:23so I said to him

00:19:24look here

00:19:25I think you

00:19:27better not take any more of that

00:19:29and I was quite friendly about it

00:19:31but he emptied his glass

00:19:32and put it down

00:19:34and said

00:19:35do you think I'm talking to you like this because I am drunk

00:19:39and he asked me that in a very

00:19:41sort of abrupt way

00:19:43and I said well that's the most obvious explanation isn't it

00:19:51I really can't go on I think these

00:19:54it's so stupid telling you things like this

00:19:57never mind

00:19:58please let us have his exact words

00:20:02he said

00:20:04I've loved you ever since I first knew you

00:20:08I've held my tongue as long as I could but now it's got to come out

00:20:11I love you

00:20:12I love you

00:20:13I love you

00:20:14he repeated it just like that

00:20:16and his eyes were all funny

00:20:19and he said

00:20:20and I won't go home now

00:20:22so I lost my temper and I cried at him

00:20:24you poor fool you

00:20:26don't you know that I've never loved anyone but Robert

00:20:29and even if I didn't love Robert

00:20:31that you were the last person in the world that I should care for

00:20:34so he said

00:20:35what do I care

00:20:37Robert is away

00:20:39well that was the last straw

00:20:41I was simply beside myself

00:20:43I thought him just a filthy swine to talk to me like that

00:20:46because Robert was away

00:20:47so I said

00:20:48if you don't leave this very minute

00:20:50I'm going to call the boys and have you thrown out

00:20:53and with that he just said

00:20:55the boys are out of earshot

00:20:58and he took hold of me and turned me around

00:21:01and I screamed let me go

00:21:03but he said not much

00:21:04not much

00:21:06I've got you now

00:21:07so then I cried out as loud as I could

00:21:12boy boy

00:21:13but he held his hand over my mouth

00:21:21I can't go on

00:21:23it's all so shameful to tell you all of these things

00:21:26I know it's very hard

00:21:28but for your own sake

00:21:30I beg you to tell us the whole story now

00:21:33alright

00:21:35well he flung his arms around me

00:21:37and began to kiss me

00:21:38his lips were burning

00:21:41he was like a madman

00:21:43he kept on talking and talking

00:21:45he kept on saying he loved me

00:21:48and that he wanted me

00:21:49and he held me so tight that I could hardly breathe

00:21:54and I felt weaker and weaker

00:21:56and at one time I really thought I was going to faint

00:22:01and his breath was so very hot on my face

00:22:04that it made me feel desperately ill

00:22:06you see he kissed my face

00:22:08and my neck

00:22:11my hair

00:22:13my eyes

00:22:14and suddenly he lifted me right up

00:22:17and I felt that he was carrying me

00:22:20I don't know what happened really

00:22:22but he didn't look at me

00:22:25and he didn't say anything

00:22:26and I didn't look at him

00:22:28but suddenly I could see his face

00:22:31and it was all white

00:22:33and his eyes were just burning

00:22:37and he wasn't a man any longer

00:22:38he was a savage

00:22:40and then it was that it flashed across my mind

00:22:42that he was carrying me to my bedroom

00:22:46something happened I don't know what

00:22:47but he stumbled and fell

00:22:50and his hold on me loosened

00:22:52so I dashed around the sofa

00:22:55but he dashed right after me

00:22:56and there was a revolver on the table

00:22:59and I snatched it up

00:23:01I didn't even know I fired

00:23:03but I saw him stagger

00:23:05out towards the veranda

00:23:07and then I saw him fall

00:23:10and I heard the reports

00:23:12one after the other

00:23:14and I really don't ask you to believe me

00:23:16but I didn't even know I was pulling the trigger

00:23:19and suddenly I heard a little click

00:23:22and I realised

00:23:25that I had fired all of the cartridges

00:23:29and the gun was empty

00:23:32and he was lying on the floor all in a heap

00:23:36and I knew he was dead

00:23:39and that I'd kill him

00:23:42That's all

00:23:46Prosecutor, take the witness

00:23:59Mrs. Crosby

00:24:01Is it not true that Mr. Hammond at one time

00:24:04was a frequent visitor in your home?

00:24:08Yes

00:24:09And hadn't those visits kept up until the night of the murder?

00:24:14No, he hadn't been to our house for over three months

00:24:19Hmm

00:24:20Just why did he stop coming?

00:24:24Well, my husband and I had heard that he was involved in some sort of scandal

00:24:30with the half-caste Chinese woman

00:24:33and we thought it better that he didn't come along

00:24:37Hmm

00:24:38Did you ever see this woman?

00:24:40Yes, I saw her walking in the village

00:24:43Was she attractive?

00:24:46No, I shouldn't say so

00:24:48She was rather common and vulgar

00:24:52All painted up with a lot of bracelets and bangles

00:24:56You never bet this woman or spoke to her?

00:25:00Of course not

00:25:02The crown rests

00:25:14This court is adjoined until ten o'clock tomorrow morning

00:25:37Your wife's a fine woman, Crosby

00:25:40It's a shame she has to be dragged through all this muck

00:25:44for a rotter like Hammond

00:25:46Thanks, old man

00:25:48Well, on

00:25:49Is that all but this, sir?

00:25:51Yes, thank you, on

00:25:52I'll see you later at the office

00:25:59Very amusing, your assistant

00:26:01Yes, and very efficient先生,

00:26:10you want to visualize me There's

00:26:12a she is My husband

00:26:14She is

00:26:15a woman She has

00:26:16a lot of times She has

00:26:19a lot of times She is

00:26:19very honest She has

00:26:21a lot of times She has

00:26:23a lot of times She is

00:26:23like the time So she

00:26:26has a lot of times Her talks

00:26:26Once she

00:26:36you've borne up wonderfully darling

00:26:41everybody's talking about your iron nerves oh Robert it's been horrible

00:26:46without your wonderful love and faith I know I should never have been able to go through with

00:26:50it well tomorrow we'll see the end of the whole sorry mess yes my darling in 24 hours you'll be

00:26:56a free woman Robert do you think so Robert tell me whatever happens you'll always love me

00:27:02no matter what people might say what can they possibly say Robert don't you know what I've done

00:27:09they might say I led him on or something like that why there's not a soul in Singapore who's

00:27:14for Hammond everybody knows that a woman like you wouldn't do that Robert Robert Robert when

00:27:21it's over tomorrow let's go away from here let's never come back let's go far far away I'll tell

00:27:28you what let's go to London as matter of fact I was planning a surprise you darling a vacation in

00:27:35London you see I've saved a few thousand dollars oh Robert then we could have the most beautiful time

00:27:45and after that there's a rubber plantation in Sumatra a chap I know must sell out cheap it's our big

00:27:54chance yes yes that's our big chance no more slaving for the company we'll be out for ourselves why in

00:28:05five years we'll be independent for life yes of course we will I'm sorry sir but the time is up

00:28:11tomorrow tomorrow

00:28:45well there's a new development in the Crosby case sir something of a delicate and confidential nature

00:28:53what is it it has been brought to my attention sir that there is a letter in existence from Mrs.

00:29:01Crosby to

00:29:01Mr. Hammond well dozens of them probably Hammond had been a friend of those for years but this

00:29:09letter sir was written the night of Mr. Hammond's death it is quite unusual in tone where is this letter

00:29:33yes its tone is as you say quite unusual oh it's inconceivable that Mrs. Crosby should have written

00:29:41such a letter it's not even in Mrs. Crosby's handwriting I know it sir but the original is in the

00:29:49possession of a Chinese woman who was living in Mr. Hammond's house sir I see what does she intend to

00:29:58do with it

00:29:59she places a very high value on it sir as evidence just what value ten thousand dollars ten thousand

00:30:15dollars she's crazy Mr. Crosby would certainly pay it rather than have his wife hanged by the neck sir

00:30:27where would Robert Crosby get ten thousand dollars anyway the Chinese woman has already taken steps to

00:30:34assure herself that the son is not impossible sir very well on you need to listen to my client I'll

00:30:44I'll do what I can all right sir ah there are two conditions the Chinese woman has insisted upon sir

00:30:54damn her ignorance what are they Mrs. Crosby must bring the money herself what there will be no risk sir

00:31:06you and I will go as escorts

00:31:09of course the money must be in cash

00:31:16yes you thought of everything haven't you all hmm well I have been educated in the schools of the white

00:31:29man I have learned much from the books the white man has written sir and how about the books the

00:31:39Chinese have written

00:31:40I don't do that

00:31:42only one suck

00:31:45Confucius

00:31:55damn clever these Chinese

00:32:15You know Robert's just like a child about the whole thing.

00:32:19After tomorrow he tells me he's going to take me far away from this place forever.

00:32:24No, he wants to go to Sumatra, but before that he's promised to take me to London.

00:32:33Mrs. Crosby, I think I should tell you that there is in existence a letter in your handwriting from you

00:32:39to Hammond.

00:32:42That's impossible.

00:32:44You'd better read it for yourself.

00:32:48Well that's not my handwriting.

00:32:49I know. It's said to be an exact copy of the original.

00:32:58What does it mean?

00:32:59That's for you to say.

00:33:01But I didn't write the letter. That's a forgery.

00:33:03It would be difficult to prove that. It would be easy to prove that it was genuine.

00:33:09Well, if I did write it, I'd forgotten all about it.

00:33:12I might have written it years ago. It has no date.

00:33:15I noticed there was no date.

00:33:17But if this letter were in the hands of the prosecutor, they'd cross-examine your houseboys.

00:33:22They'd soon find out whether someone took a letter to Hammond on the day of his death.

00:33:26I swear I did not write the letter.

00:33:28Then, we needn't go into the matter further.

00:33:31But if the person who possesses this letter sees fit to place it in the hands of the prosecution, you

00:33:36will be prepared.

00:33:40What would anyone be inclined to think who read that letter?

00:33:43That you told a deliberate lie.

00:33:46When?

00:33:47Under oath in court today.

00:33:49Well, I...

00:33:50I don't think it's so very strange that one little detail escaped my memory.

00:33:54Your memory is reproduced very exactly every particular of your interview with Hammond.

00:34:00It's very strange that you should have forgotten so important a point

00:34:03as that he came to the bungalow on the night of his death at your express desire.

00:34:07I hadn't forgotten.

00:34:08Then why didn't you mention it?

00:34:09I was afraid to.

00:34:10I thought if I told you that Hammond had come at my invitation, none of you would believe my story.

00:34:16I know that's very stupid and silly, but after I'd once told you that I had no communication with him,

00:34:22I was obliged to stick to it.

00:34:24Perhaps the terms of the letter are not very clear to your recollection.

00:34:27I'll read it to you.

00:34:29Robert will be away for the night.

00:34:31I absolutely must see you.

00:34:33I shall expect you at eleven.

00:34:35I am desperate, and if you don't come, I won't answer for the consequences.

00:34:42Well, I admit that it's all extravagant and emotional,

00:34:45but I write like that, you know.

00:34:47I must have been very much mistaken.

00:34:49I've always looked upon you as a very reserved and self-possessed woman.

00:34:52After all, Geoffrey wasn't such a distant acquaintance.

00:34:55By the way, did you call him Geoffrey?

00:34:58Well, of course, everyone did.

00:35:01Mrs. Crosby, I've got to talk to you very, very seriously.

00:35:05This case was comparatively plain sailing.

00:35:09Although Geoffrey Hammond was much liked, and on the whole thought highly of,

00:35:12I was prepared to prove that he was the sort of man who might be guilty of the crime

00:35:17which, in justification of your act, you accused him of.

00:35:20The fact, which was discovered after his death that he'd been living with a Chinese woman,

00:35:24robbed him of any sympathy that might be felt for him in the minds of all respectable people.

00:35:29I told your husband just now that I was certain of an acquittal.

00:35:33And I wasn't merely telling him that to cheer him up.

00:35:35I do not believe the jury would have left the box.

00:35:39But this letter has thrown an entirely different complexion on the case.

00:35:44I don't know what you're driving at.

00:35:46You mustn't expect other people to be stupid.

00:35:49This letter will put them on the track of suspicions that thus far have entered nobody's head.

00:35:53I won't tell you what I personally thought when I read it.

00:35:56I am your legal adviser.

00:35:58I shall represent you in court.

00:36:00I take your story as you tell it to me,

00:36:02and I shall conduct your defence according to its terms.

00:36:05I do not wish you to tell me anything but what is necessary to save your neck.

00:36:22I've made such a mess of things, haven't I?

00:36:25I'm sorry.

00:36:29Who has the real letter?

00:36:31The Chinese woman who was living in Hammond's house.

00:36:37Do you think that she will sell it?

00:36:41I don't know that I'm prepared to buy it.

00:36:43What do you mean?

00:36:44I don't think you understand what you're asking me.

00:36:46You're asking me to do something that is no different from suborning a witness.

00:36:50You don't mean to tell me that you could save me and you won't do it?

00:36:53But you can't be that cruel.

00:36:54I'm sorry if it sounds cruel.

00:36:56I want to do my best for you, Mrs. Crosby.

00:36:58But a lawyer has a duty not only to his client but also to his profession.

00:37:06I put myself in your hands.

00:37:09I know I have no right to ask you to do anything that isn't proper.

00:37:13I'm asking more for Robert's sake than for mine.

00:37:18And I think if you knew everything you'd believe I was deserving of your pity.

00:37:22Poor old Bob, it'll nearly kill him.

00:37:24He's so utterly unprepared.

00:37:27He's so kind and so good.

00:37:30I don't think he's ever harmed anyone in all his life.

00:37:34You mean everything in the world to him, don't you?

00:37:37I suppose I do.

00:37:41And I'm very grateful for the love he's given me.

00:37:46Well, I'm going to help you all I can.

00:37:48But don't think I don't know I'm doing wrong.

00:37:50I am.

00:37:51I'm doing it with my eyes open.

00:37:54This woman demands $10,000.

00:37:58She also demands that you take the money to her.

00:38:02And ask for the letter yourself.

00:38:04I won't do that.

00:38:05Then she'll turn the letter over to the prosecutor.

00:38:14Can it be arranged that I go?

00:38:17The prosecutor has joined me in placing before the judge a request that you be allowed to spend the night

00:38:21in my house under police custody.

00:38:24I'm sure the judge will grant it.

00:38:26We can go from there.

00:38:28As Robert's gone back to the plantation, I'll advance the money myself tonight.

00:38:33It won't be necessary to show Robert the letter, will it?

00:38:37Don't you want him to see it?

00:38:41No.

00:38:42Well, I'll do everything in my power to prevent him from seeing it until after the trial.

00:38:47You'll be an important witness.

00:38:49I think it very necessary that he be as firmly convinced of your innocence as he is now.

00:38:55And afterwards?

00:38:57Afterwards, I'll still do my best for you.

00:39:01Not for me.

00:39:02For Robert.

00:39:05If he loses his faith in me, he loses everything.

00:39:11It's strange that a man can live with a woman for ten years and not know the first thing about

00:39:15her.

00:39:18It's rather... frightening.

00:39:24I'll call for you here later.

00:39:26I'll call for you here.

00:39:41It was just that later.

00:39:44It was moved.

00:39:47I'm sure he's going to see it...

00:39:48Gatling in the river.

00:39:48I'm sure so...

00:39:48But don't do anything else.

00:39:49I'll call for you here.

00:39:51I'm sure you're going to be there.

00:39:51I'll call for you here.

00:39:53I'll call for you here.

00:41:07Has the white woman arrived?

00:41:09No.

00:43:26Hey, hey, hey, let's have a snake fight.

00:43:30You want to see the snake fight?

00:43:32Yes.

00:43:32How much?

00:43:33Because you're $25.

00:43:35$25.

00:43:37You want to see something good?

00:43:40Yes.

00:43:40Yeah, never see it.

00:43:42How much?

00:43:43$25.

00:43:44No good.

00:43:44Hi, come back.

00:43:46I'm going to fix it for you for $20.

00:43:49All right, let's do it.

00:43:51All right.

00:43:53Come on, let's do it.

00:43:56Come on, let's do it.

00:43:58Come on, let's do it.

00:44:22Why, woman?

00:44:23She here now.

00:44:24Come on.

00:44:34Come on, let's do it.

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00:46:36One moment, please

00:46:38Do you wish to speak to Li Ti?

00:46:40Yes, I do

00:46:41So, so

00:46:42Well, you know who I am

00:46:44Oh, yes, yes

00:46:45You know why I'm here

00:46:46I expected you

00:46:47Right

00:46:48But there is no hurry

00:46:50Sit down

00:46:51Make yourself at home

00:46:53Don't be impatient

00:46:55I've come here for my letter

00:46:57Here's your money

00:46:58Oh, yes

00:46:59That's a very funny letter

00:47:01Look here

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