Rassendyll?

Rassendyll.

Rassendyll?

Rudolf Rassendyll?

Mr. Rassendyll.

Rudolf Rassendyll, British subject.

What hotel in Strelsau, Mr. Rassendyll?

You know, Rassendyll, I like you.

That's an Englishman named Rudolf Rassendyll!

Amazing resemblance to the younger Rassendyll.

The man is a Rassendyll from England.

Rassendyll, I'm not much good at speechmaking.

Rassendyll, you're a man after my own heart.

I'm Rudolf Rassendyll. I'm here on holiday from England.

Give Mr. Rassendyll time to hide in the passage.

That's enough of that. Are you ready to go, Rassendyll?

You'll be lucky if you're not the late Rudolf Rassendyll.

In a few hours time, I'll be plain Rudolf Rassendyll again.

By the way, Rassendyll what were you doing with the princess all that time?

Mr. Rassendyll, do you seriously expect me to believe that you of all people want the king back?

Mr. Rassendyll, forgive me if I interrupt you at an inopportune moment but I'd like a friendly word with you.

If Mr. Rassendyll desires to know the whereabouts of the king let him come tonight at 2 00 to the deserted summerhouse behind the wall on Boulevard Elphberg.