Madame Curie
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1:34:02
She's been a good baby?
1:34:03
Very good, Madame.
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Been very good, darling?
1:34:05
Yes. Wei, Madame.
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Did she drink her milk?
1:34:08
Yes.
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Alright... Wei, Madame.
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Well, keep her out
in the airy deck.

1:34:13
Alright. Off you go.
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Now she made a grand tour
of the garden

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And now
you'll excuse me. Good bye.

1:34:22
Good bye.
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Know what I'm doing? Pierre.
1:34:35
I thought you were asleep.
1:34:37
No. I'm walking through
the new laboratory.

1:34:41
Don't imagine it too grand.
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It might not come up
to your expectations.

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And at the moment, I'm walking down
the long white hall.

1:34:49
And I'm with you?
1:34:50
Yes, you are with me.
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Now
I'm examining your work table.

1:34:54
I don't believe it's large enough.
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How's yours?
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Oh, yes. I haven't got there yet.
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It will be exciting, won't it?
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When we walk in the first time.
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Yes. It will be wonderful to
get back to work again.

1:35:05
We lost so much time.
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Oh, Pierre.
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The time we spent here
hasn't been lost

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We got our strength back.
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Yes, that's true.
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We were ill, both of us
more than we knew.

1:35:17
You know, when we first came here
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I used to
have fantastically morbid

1:35:21
thoughts sometimes.
1:35:22
What do you mean?
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Well, everyday that passed seem
so completely lost.

1:35:27
I have a feeling that
I didn't have much time to lose,

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that my days were... well, it...
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that I mustn't waste them
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that I have to drive ahead quickly
in order to have time

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to finish everything
I wanted to finish

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It's odd how one's mind would...
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Why, Marie.
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What a horrible thought to have.
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It's just because I was so ill.
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How could such a thought
entered your mind.

1:35:56
Oh, darling.
Don't take it so seriously

1:35:57
It frightens me.
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I'm sorry I mentioned it.
It was nothing.


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