:47:01
Do we dare?
I'm not really
the way you think I am.
:47:04
It's just my upbringing.
Oh, waiter.
:47:06
Yes, sir.
Two 75-cent breakfasts, please.
:47:09
I'll start with a prairie oyster.
Yes, ma'am.
:47:11
It's a very tempting choice
in the $1.10 breakfast.
:47:14
Two 75-cent breakfasts. I'll start
with a prairie oyster also, whatever it is.
Make mine on the half shell.
:47:19
Yes, sir. Prairie oysters
is à la carte.
All right, all right.
:47:24
They always get the best of you somehow.
Now, you say you have no ticket?
That's right.
:47:28
Naturally, I can't buy you a ticket.
I mean, a perfectly strange young woman.
:47:31
Naturally.
In the first place,
you wouldn't accept it.
:47:34
In the second place...
There's the expense.
:47:35
I wasn't actually thinking of that.
Now, I get off atJacksonville.
:47:39
I guess I do too,
unless they throw me off sooner.
:47:42
Suppose we go to a store in Jacksonville
and buy you the few things you need,
and then you come with me by boat?
:47:48
You won't have had to accept a ticket
from somebody you don't know, but
you'll still get to where you're going.
:47:52
I don't have to row, do I?
Two prairie oysters.
:48:30
Oh, very nice.
Let's have that one too.
How much is it?
:48:33
That is 212.50, monsieur.
:48:36
We'll take it.
We'll take it.
:48:40
I didn't expect you
to buy me all this stuff.
:48:42
I really don't think
I can accept it.
:48:44
If you'd just get me a dress
and some shoes and a hat,
:48:47
and really more
in the nature of a loan.
:48:49
Nonsense. It's cheaper in the end
to buy good quality...
:48:51
and enough of them
so that you don't wear them out.
:48:54
They last longer, they look better,
and there's a certain pleasure
to having a change.
:48:57
Well, that's awfully kind of you.
Are you sure you can afford all this?