:59:02
...put it in the leaves
and send the book by Jacques.
:59:04
-Very well.
-Armand must not know about this.
:59:08
Yes, madame.
:59:09
Oh, give me the book.
l'll explain to Jacques myself.
:59:15
-She has some good reason, monsieur.
-Yes, l'm sure of that.
:59:23
Oh, there you are.
:59:26
lsn't it the most beautiful day?
:59:29
ls it so beautiful?
:59:32
Well, the birds have noticed it.
:59:37
-Why so silent?
-Why not?
:59:42
Let's sit down here.
:59:49
How good the earth smells.
Better than any perfume.
:59:56
Look, l found a four-leaf clover.
My first good luck.
1:00:00
When l was little, l used to hunt for them,
thinking they would change everything.
1:00:06
Why so gloomy?
1:00:08
lf you'll smile, l'll give it to you.
1:00:11
-No, you keep it, it's yours.
-Excuse me.
1:00:14
-This is the book madame was looking for--
-Oh, yes, thank you, Jacques.
1:00:19
-So you're reading Manon Lescaut after all.
-Yes.
1:00:23
-No, l won't let you.
-Why not?
1:00:25
Because she was unscrupulous
and faithless, a liar and a cheat.
1:00:29
Well, you used to like her.
She loved him just the same.
1:00:31
He was no better than she
to share her love with others.
1:00:34
-Beggars can't be choosers.
-She shouldn't love a poor man.
1:00:37
You're hurting me.
1:00:39
Give me that book.
1:00:44
Here's the letter you were expecting.
1:00:47
Read it.
1:00:59
You've been selling your jewelry.