:53:00
Judy, dear.
:53:02
I love you so much.
:53:13
These books go to
the medical library...
:53:15
- ...New York City. Do you understand?
- Yes, Miss Wainwright.
:53:19
Hey. Is anybody here?
:53:22
- How do you do, Miss Traherne?
- Hello, Wainwright, how are you?
:53:25
- Fine. The doctor isn't here.
- Where is he? We're to have lunch.
:53:28
He wants you to meet him
at the restaurant.
:53:30
I haven't had a chance
to congratulate you.
:53:32
Oh, thank you.
:53:34
It's a strange world, isn't it? First time
I came here, you were packing...
:53:38
...and it was the end of my life.
Now, you're still packing...
:53:42
...and my life is just beginning.
:53:43
- Couldn't I help you while I'm waiting?
- No, thanks. We're all finished.
:53:47
- Almost.
- All set, lady.
:53:49
- Excuse me, please.
- Certainly.
:53:54
- Take those boxes out and come back.
- Yes, ma'am.
:53:57
You know, I darn near broke my neck
to get that doctor of yours.
:54:00
I'm mad about him.
Of course, it's the screwiest setup.
:54:03
Vermont and Long Island.
:54:05
We live in different worlds.
:54:07
I wonder if Vermont and I will understand
each other. What do you think?
:54:11
I don't know much about Vermont,
except what he's told me.
:54:14
He loves it, doesn't he?
:54:15
Well, then I will too.
:54:17
You know, Wainwright, I'm going to sell
my house, my apartment and my horses.
:54:22
All except Challenger. I'll keep him.
He's a champion.
:54:26
- Am I disturbing you?
- Not at all.
:54:29
I'm glad he's going to give up
cutting people open.
:54:32
He's one of the great scientists.
:54:34
And I'll be Mrs. Pasteur.
:54:36
We'll be such useful people
in the world.
:54:40
"To all to whom these present
shall come, greeting be it known...
:54:44
...Frederick Steele as a fellow
of the something-or-other."
:54:48
I'll tend his house
and mind his books...
:54:52
...and answer his mail and... .
:54:58
"Judith Traherne."