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{{dialogue a-b-a-b|Frank Carlson|Is Zeitel traveling alone?|Penny Pringle|No, he's with a protégé. Name of Haderlitz, I believe. The two spend a great deal of time in the Café Parisian. Nibbling pastries. Get into the wireless room, I don't know or care how. Officer Morrow wouldn't let me in. See if Zeitel's received or sent any telegrams about the Rubaiyat. You've a criptograph in your trunk. It will unscramble the German codes for you. Use the brains God gave you. Watch people. Listen. When you find the Rubaiyat, knock on my door.|Which cabin are you in?|Cabin F-34. Use the second class stairs. You should be set. Remember: this is your big chance. Don't fail!|[[Frank Carlson]] and [[Penny Pringle]] in the [[Gymnasium]]}}

Result

Frank Carlson: "Is Zeitel traveling alone?"

Penny Pringle: "No, he's with a protégé. Name of Haderlitz, I believe. The two spend a great deal of time in the Café Parisian. Nibbling pastries. Get into the wireless room, I don't know or care how. Officer Morrow wouldn't let me in. See if Zeitel's received or sent any telegrams about the Rubaiyat. You've a criptograph in your trunk. It will unscramble the German codes for you. Use the brains God gave you. Watch people. Listen. When you find the Rubaiyat, knock on my door."

Frank Carlson: "Which cabin are you in?"

Penny Pringle: "Cabin F-34. Use the second class stairs. You should be set. Remember: this is your big chance. Don't fail!"

— Frank Carlson and Penny Pringle in the Gymnasium