:47:00
Until you're well and strong again.
:47:02
-Oh, what nonsense.
-Why is it nonsense?
:47:05
-lt costs money to go to the country.
-l have money.
:47:08
Yes, how much?
:47:11
Seven thousand francs a year.
:47:14
l spend more than that in a month...
:47:16
...and l have never been too particular
where it came from, as you probably know.
:47:20
-Don't say such things.
-Well, it's true.
:47:24
Give up the baron.
:47:30
l must give you up.
:47:33
l've told you before
that you should forget me.
:47:36
So you go on your trip around the world
and put me out of your mind.
:47:44
l thought l meant something to you.
:47:46
You mean too much already.
:47:51
But you're young,
and your life is before you.
:47:54
You know what mine
has been already.
:47:56
-lt doesn't matter.
-Doesn't it?
:48:01
Marguerite...
:48:03
...you need love more than
you need money just now.
:48:06
You need care even more than love.
:48:08
l can take such good care of you,
if you'll let me.
:48:15
You wouldn't be happy with me.
:48:18
No, probably not.
:48:20
Nor you with me.
:48:22
l'll leave Paris today.
:48:26
l was....
l was only thinking of you, my dear.
:48:30
l wasn't thinking of myself, really.
:48:36
Then come to the country with me.
:48:39
Well, if l should, for a little while...
:48:42
...promise not to be jealous and not to think
things that'll make you miserable.
:48:46
Yes, l promise.
:48:48
-Swear?
-l swear not to be jealous if you....
:48:51
lf...?
:48:52
-lf you swear not to see the baron again.
-No, you see?
:48:56
-You will only torture yourself.
-But if you swear.
:48:59
One hour from now, you will ask me
to swear about something else.