:45:01
Not that l care, but what kind of a line
could he have that would impress you?
:45:06
You might be surprised. You could take
a few lessons and profit nicely.
:45:10
You'd be surprised what l'd give
to get an earful of that.
:45:13
-You would.
-l couldn't wait to see you.
:45:16
l had to tell you
how awful l feel about what happened.
:45:18
You'll have to forgive Ma.
She's kind of old-fashioned.
:45:21
-l'll forgive her.
-You won't hold it against her?
:45:24
No. Now you go and dress for dinner.
We'll be very late.
:45:27
l'm a lot quicker than you are.
:45:29
Just to prove that you're not mad,
will you give me a little kiss?
:45:33
-Right here in the hall? Don't be silly.
-There's nobody around.
:45:36
-You never can tell if someone's around.
-l'll come in.
:45:39
Don't come in. We'll be awfully late.
:45:41
-Don't be bashful.
-l'm not bashful.
:45:43
l've never kissed you before.
And l don't think this is exactly the place.
:45:47
lf you knew how crazy l am about you,
you wouldn't hesitate. l can't sleep nights.
:45:52
-Try drinking some hot milk.
-l must be in love...
:45:54
-because l started writing poetry to you.
-Poetry.
:45:57
l was going to surprise you with it at dinner,
but it's short. lt goes like this:
:46:02
''To you, my little prairie flower
l'm thinking of you every hour
:46:07
''Though now you're just a friend to me
l wonder what the end will be''
:46:12
Excuse me, Dan,
l do laugh at the oddest times.
:46:17
You see what l mean?
:46:25
''Oh, you would make my life divine
:46:28
''if you would change your name to mine''
:46:33
That's really....
:46:34
That's beautiful, Dan.
lt's really beautiful. There's my phone.
:46:38
You've got to go now, really.
:46:41
-Hello.
-Comment ça va, madame?
:46:43
-You haven't forgotten about tomorrow?
-Look, l have company.
:46:49
All right, wait a minute, hold the phone.
:46:55
There, now go on, Dan, l'll see you later.