:50:09
You should have seen your master
this afternoon.
:50:12
Come on, sit up, boy.
:50:17
No, better still, l tell you...
:50:19
go hide your eyes
and l'll give it to you that way.
:50:24
Five, ten, fifteen, twenty, twenty-five.
No peeking.
:50:29
Five, ten, fifteen, twenty,
twenty-five, thirty, thirty-five. You ready?
:50:32
All right, then, come on.
:50:36
You're too smart.
:50:39
Honestly, Patsy,
you should have seen Jerry this afternoon.
:50:42
And when that chair
started to slip from under him.
:50:45
-l will say that for Jerry, he's never dull.
-He was so silly, though.
:50:50
l know he thought he'd find me
in Armand's arms.
:50:52
He must have been terribly disappointed.
:50:55
He must have felt awful
about not finding you two in a clinch.
:50:59
Jerry's always had the most fantastic way
of getting into scrapes.
:51:03
We've had some grand laughs together.
:51:05
But a girl really wants
dependability and security.
:51:08
Yes, l suppose she does.
:51:09
Then she ought to buy an annuity.
Be more fun than Leeson.
:51:12
Don't explain. l'm not marrying him.
:51:15
That's what l wanted to tell you.
l'm not either.
:51:19
l can't marry him because l'm still in love
with that crazy lunatic.
:51:22
And there's nothing l can do about it.
:51:27
Patsy, here and there, now and then...
:51:30
-l've done a few things for you, haven't l?
-Yes.
:51:33
Here's a note that l've written to Dan
explaining exactly why l can't marry him.
:51:38
l could never phrase anything in person
as beautifully as l have in this note.
:51:42
But now l've lost my nerve
about giving it to him.
:51:44
-Could you sort of see that he gets it?
-l should say so.
:51:48
Well, l tried to forget Jerry.
:51:51
l know.
:51:52
That's why you jumped at Leeson
as if he were the last man on earth.
:51:56
l'll answer that.