:25:06
It's good to be together again, Paul.
Just like old times.
:25:10
Old times.
:25:14
Oh, Paul, I want you to see the pearls
Émile bought for me when we were in Italy.
:25:21
- Albert.
- Yes, monsieur?
:25:23
Make certain that all the windows
are tightly shut.
:25:30
- Émile, Émile. Still afraid of drafts.
- My chest, you know.
:25:35
Oh, your chest is as strong as a barrel.
It always was.
:25:39
Paul, I've always... You know, l...
I want to show you something.
:25:42
Look at this priceless bit of woodcarving.
:25:45
I picked it up at Lodi,
an extraordinary piece of craftsmanship.
:25:49
And... Oh, now I have a real
rare treat for you.
:25:53
I have something here that
you may have traveled the world over...
:25:57
...and never have found its like.
This will simply leave you breathless.
:26:02
This most exquisite majolica.
:26:05
I chanced upon it in a little,
out-of-the-way shop in Venice.
:26:09
The work on this...
:26:14
- Won't you sit down, Paul?
- No, I must go.
:26:19
- It's goodbye.
- Goodbye?
:26:22
Yes. I'm going south,
back to the country.
:26:29
You can't do that, man.
Why, Paris is the very center...
:26:32
Paris isn't for me any longer.
:26:35
Come, Paul.
:26:38
We're old friends.
:26:41
Out with it. What is it?
:26:44
- You really want me to tell you?
- Why, of course.
:26:47
You're wealthy now, world-famous...
:26:51
...a member of the Legion of Honor.
:26:56
You've come a long way from the days
when we starved together in an attic.