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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. A
dear friend invited me to this picnic,
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he doesn't seem to be around.
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I seldom go on safaris of this kind.
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They can be simulated perfectly in your
own home, thanks to these two shakers.
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You just sprinkle these on your
sandwiches. This one contains sand,
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and this one, ant.
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The reason for my invitation is now
obvious.
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Rattlesnake sticks in the original
package.
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While I attempt to unravel this mystery,
we have one for you to puzzle over.
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Here it is.
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Shouldn't we go lower, Mr. Lester? Come
on, come on. But you're out of breath.
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Now wait here and I'll try and find a
taxi.
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Don't make that disgusting noise. There
are no taxis here. Come on. I'm not out
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of breath. It's the excitement. It
always happens.
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It's hard to imagine the office is only
five blocks away. When I enter this
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street, the whole city ceases to exist.
Look, there it is.
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You mean this is the restaurant you've
been telling me about?
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You mustn't judge by appearances.
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It isn't only a restaurant.
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It's a club.
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The only club of its kind.
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The world.
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Come along.
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Beyond this door, we leave behind us the
vulgarity of our time.
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Two qualities are missing from this day
and age.
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Mystery and dignity.
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Especially mystery.
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Inside, they're both restored to us.
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Do I sound pompous?
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Of course you'll say no, since I'm your
employer.
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Good evening, sir.
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Mr. Laffer and guests.
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Let me take your coat.
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You make me feel as if we're going into
a temple, not a restaurant. In a sense,
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we are.
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I hope you're not being facetious.
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You do realize what a privilege it is to
be invited to eat here.
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Oh, I do. I'm so sorry if I gave you the
wrong impression.
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Good evening, sir. Good evening.
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Ah, Henlein, eating alone tonight?
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Where's Jackson?
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Resigned.
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Resigned? But he's just been elected a
life member.
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Good evening, sir. Oh, Carlton, come
here.
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I want you to meet Mr. Lom Fong Ho, one
of our vice presidents.
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Mr. Costin, a business associate of
mine.
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How do you do, sir? Mr. Lom Fong Ho is
from Singapore.
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I make three visits a year from
Singapore just to eat here. Bon appétit.
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Well, what do you think of our little
club?
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Plenty of atmosphere anyway.
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Are there many members?
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Exactly 40.
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No, only 39 now that Jackson's resigned.
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Can't understand it.
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Suppose it must be true.
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Yes, there's his picture on the wall.
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The Jackson's the puffy one.
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At the end.
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Excuse me, sir.
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Did you wish to dine now?
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Is the specialty of the house being
served tonight?
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I am so sorry, sir. Not tonight. I've
waited so long now.
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So has everyone else, sir.
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Soon, I imagine, we shall have our
patients rewarded.
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Oh, I hope so.
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Hope so.
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Very well, you can start serving.
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Yes, sir.
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Don't you have menus?
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Bye, dear boy.
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When you've studied the art of fine
eating as long and as vigorously as I
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you won't trouble with menus.
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Some printer prints, some head waiter
writes words on a card. What do they
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Sauce Mornay, the menu tells us.
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Who can say with what love and care the
bechamel was prepared from which the
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Mornay is derived?
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Who can say with what tenderness the
cheese was grated?
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Who can say whether the result...
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will be a delight or a disappointment.
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Here at Spiro's, we have no doubts. We
ask no questions. We only know that
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is a genius in the kitchen.
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I know good food when I taste it, Mr.
Lafleur. I know you do, my boy. That's
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it's such a pleasure to introduce you to
Spiro's.
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What are we going to have?
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I can't tell you that.
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Spiro offers no choice.
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We all eat the same meal.
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All I can tell you is that it will be
extraordinary.
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Is it different every night?
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Always different.
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Always superb.
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What happens if a member of the club
doesn't like a particular dish being
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on a certain evening?
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My mother used to say, we eat what's set
before us, and we like it.
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I'm sorry I can't offer you a cocktail.
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We only drink wine here, you know. No
slits.
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what I hoped. I wanted so much to
introduce you to Spiro's master.
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I don't want to presume, Mr. Latler, but
perhaps when the specialty of the house
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is being served, you'll invite me again.
One never knows. That's the trouble.
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One never knows.
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Eat your soup.
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Very good.
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You don't find it good at all. You find
it flat.
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I know, because when I was permitted to
join the club a few months ago, I felt
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exactly the same about it. I just
thought it could use a little salt.
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No salt. No salt.
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Keep the palate pure.
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We don't allow any condiments here. Not
even salt.
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At Spiros, the taste buds are refined to
the ultimate degree.
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Spiros... Here comes the main course.
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Wouldn't you enjoy your soup?
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I must admit, it did have an unusual
flavor.
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Very good.
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Can't possibly compare to the specialty
of the house.
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And what might that specialty be?
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Nightingale's tongues or brochette?
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Fillet of unicorn?
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Lamb armistan.
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I've never heard of it. Of course you
haven't.
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Very fine, but not lamb armistan.
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However, perhaps you're free tomorrow
night. Yes, sir.
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We don't want to be late, you know.
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Tonight.
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Could be the night.
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But I'm not at all disappointed, Mr.
Latter. This is the most extraordinary
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I've ever eaten. It was not lamb
armistron.
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What is this lamb you're so keen on?
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Keen on?
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We crave it, all of us here.
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Well, where does it come from?
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According to Spiro, armistron is a
desolate plateau on the boundary of
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in Africa.
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Share a small but superb flock of sheep.
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Graze on the delicate grasses which are
only to be found there. And which give
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the lamb its incredible flavor.
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I can't say I've ever heard of it. Of
course you can't.
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This is the only restaurant in the world
where you can get it. The only one in
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the world.
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And do all these men feel the same way
about it?
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Yes.
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We all feel the same.
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But lamb, our mestran.
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Sort of an obsession.
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I have two other obsessions.
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One of them is to become a life member
of the club.
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The other, to see the kitchens where
these miracles are performed.
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Well, why don't you ask Spiro?
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I have many times.
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I've always been refused.
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Doesn't like anybody poking around in
the pots and pans, I suppose.
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What sort of a fellow is he?
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Where does he come from?
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Good evening.
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Spiro, good evening.
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I think we shall be having the
speciality of the house very soon, my
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Spiro, I have a request.
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Oh, I couldn't possibly do that. No, no,
no, it's about the club.
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Oh, our little club pleases you? Well,
that's putting it mildly. I suppose
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there's no chance of my becoming a
member.
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Who can say?
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But we have here a very... long period
of... Probation?
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Testing.
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Sometimes months.
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I'd be glad to wait.
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He has nice manners, your friend.
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Yes, I'm going to put him in charge of
my office. I must have someone to look
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after it while I'm away.
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Mr. Lafleur. He's modest, too.
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From the high priestess of our kitchen,
that's praise indeed.
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He flatters me.
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I merely supervise.
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The only dish I prepare personally is
the lamb armistron.
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I've been preparing it now for three
days.
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Oh.
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There's a marinating process, you
understand.
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Ah.
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I've heard a great deal about it.
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And it lives up to its reputation,
doesn't it?
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It does indeed.
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I'd really like to see how you make it.
Cost 10.
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You must forgive my friend. He doesn't
understand.
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Don't be angry with him.
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I'm not too angry.
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Will you return tomorrow night?
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If I may.
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The speciality should be ready.
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You invite him, but he's not a member.
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Your friend is always welcome.
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Spiro said they're serving the specialty
of the house tonight. I don't want you
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here. Go away.
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Why? Why not?
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Why should I share it with you? It'll be
less for me, less for the other
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members. Well, then I shall go in by
myself.
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They won't let you in.
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Spiro will let me in. Cothran, I order
you to go away. Go back.
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Mr. Lafleur.
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Let me in.
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Spiro, let me in.
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Mr. Castaigne, Mr. Lafleur's friend.
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Let him in.
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I'm sorry sir.
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Well, now you know where we keep the
Amsterdam accounts.
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Now, in this file, we have the Far
Eastern contracts.
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You'd better ask Miss Hinkle to give you
the address of the firms in Mexico and
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Canada we do business with. I've already
checked on those, Mr. Latler.
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Oh.
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I'll only be away a month. Perhaps I'll
be back sooner. I hope you will, sir.
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Meanwhile, I'm sure I can leave
everything safely in your hands. Oh, you
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sir. I trust you completely.
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These last few weeks... Eating together
at Spiro's seemed to have brought us
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very close.
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Yes, sir. These are the keys.
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This is the combination of the safe.
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And how can I get in touch with you,
sir? You'll find my itinerary on the
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Now then, shall I take the bags with me
now? No, we'll leave them here and then
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we'll pick them up after dinner. Come
on, I want to have time to enjoy my last
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meal at Spiro's.
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Well, my last meal for a few weeks. I
must get off a memorandum to the London
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office about that shipment of box I were
expecting, and it must go tonight. I'll
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join you as quickly as I can.
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By the way, I haven't told you.
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My application for life membership at
Spiro's has been favorably received.
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Oh, congratulations, sir. I've got
another surprise for you.
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I've persuaded Spiro to make you a
member.
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I'm really very grateful, sir.
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I thought you'd be pleased.
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Oh, yes, very.
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Well, don't be long.
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Goodbye, Miss Hinkle.
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Goodbye, sir.
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Oh, Miss Hinkle, there's one more thing
I'd like you to do for me tonight, a
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memorandum to London. I'll dictate it
now and you can type it in the morning.
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Very well, Mr.
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Castaigne. Oh, by the way, Miss Hinkle,
I'll be using this office.
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Costain speaking.
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Oh, yes, Spiro.
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No, I haven't forgotten.
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He hit his head on the pavement.
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We'd better call the police.
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No, not the police.
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Spiro would not like it.
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Spiro wouldn't? Why not? What happened,
Paul?
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Oh, sir, I don't know. I was hurrying,
so as not to be late for work, and this
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man, he jumped on me.
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He wanted my money. I don't know why.
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So you... You had saved my life.
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Oh, nonsense. No, you'd better go and
wash up and get ready for work.
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Oh, good evening, headline.
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Good evening.
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I hear you're off on a trip tonight.
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Yes, I was going to inspect our branches
abroad.
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Oh, we will miss you.
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Oh, how kind of you to say so.
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Mr. Lapser, Mr.
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Henlein.
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My friend, the young man, Mr.
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Costain, will arrive late.
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Personally, I'm not looking forward to
the trip.
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And I always hate eating in strange
restaurants. Our food here surpasses
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anything in the world. I quite agree
with you. Will you excuse me? It's my
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evening before I go. And I'm sure that
Spiro will have a special treat for me.
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How are you feeling now, eh?
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Oh, I am so grateful to you, sir.
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I will never forget.
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No nonsense.
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Don't give it another thought.
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The specialty of the house is being
served again tonight, isn't it?
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I am terribly sorry, sir. Not tonight.
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That's monstrous. Send Spiro to me at
once.
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Yes, sir.
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Good evening, Sparrow.
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Oh, Mr. Cockpit.
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Good evening.
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Oh, you brought it. Good.
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Excuse me. Mr. Lafley wishes to see you
at once. He's very upset.
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Excuse me.
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What is it, Mr.
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Lafleur? Spiro, you knew I was going
away.
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But you'll be back. That's not the
point. You knew I was going away on this
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Tartham journey. You might at least have
had the lamb for me on my last evening.
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Oh, it must be an oversight on the part
of the chef.
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Come with me into the kitchen.
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Let's see what we can do about it.
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Do not go into the kitchen. Out of my
way, you idiot. I've been waiting this
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for months.
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But where's the chef?
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In there.
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Oh, it's superb.
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Just as I imagined it. May I?
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May I look round?
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Yes,
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indeed. I want to offer him my heartfelt
congratulations.
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How do you do?
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Oh, well, he looks there among our other
absent friends.
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I shall be expecting you to dine with us
more often now that Mr. Lafner is away.
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Perhaps we shall have the specialty of
the house again soon.
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Next week, maybe?
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It takes time to prepare.
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But I think... I think I can promise
you.
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I trust you understand that our having
Mrs. Spiro on our program does not
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necessarily constitute an endorsement of
her or her restaurant.
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You know, I'm wondering if picnics might
not be as bad as I imagined.
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I haven't even seen any ants.
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Until next time, when I shall return
with another story.
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Good night.
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