:51:00
Well, yes, I'd say so.
:51:04
Of course,
it's a perfect marriage for us.
:51:07
There's only one thing:
won't it delay us a bit?
:51:10
What do you mean?
:51:12
Mr. Sebastian is a very romantic
fellow.
:51:14
Isn't he, Alicia?
:51:16
Yes.
:51:18
Then, he'll probably want to take
his bride away for a long honeymoon.
:51:21
-Won't that hold us up?
-Devlin's got a point here.
:51:24
I don't know, I think we can
rely on Miss Huberman...
:51:26
to get back into the house quickly.
:51:30
Yes, I think I can manage that.
:51:34
Well, everything seems to be
nicely arranged.
:51:36
I don't think you need me here
anymore, do you, Captain Prescott?
:51:41
I do want to thank you,
Miss Huberman very much.
:51:44
So far everything has been managed
with great intelligence.
:51:47
Yes, thank you very much.
:51:50
Are you sure she didn't come down
here to see you?
:51:53
To capture the rich Alexander
Sebastian for a husband?
:51:55
Don't be absurd.
She didn't even know I was here.
:51:57
Well, we'll discuss it more fully
tonight.
:51:59
We'll not discuss it tonight.
:52:07
All these carping questions are
the expression of your jealousy.
:52:10
You've always been jealous of any woman
I've ever shown any interest in.
:52:14
In this case,
there is nothing more to discuss.
:52:16
You mean you're going ahead
with this marriage?
:52:20
I mean that the wedding
will be next week.
:52:23
It will be private.
:52:25
We shall both be pleased
to have you present, if you wish.