:07:25
Excuse me...
:07:25
does Mrs. Galvani live here?
:07:28
You mean Mr. Algardi
:07:30
Is that her husband?
:07:31
You could call him that.
:07:33
There, on the left
:07:43
Mrs. Matilde Galvani
:07:45
- She's out
- I need to see her
:07:47
I've come from Naples. May I wait?
:07:49
Of course, come in
:07:52
Waiting is a word I like.
:07:54
We're all waiting
:07:56
I'm Professor Ferri
:07:58
Keep it on, it's freezing in here
:08:01
Excuse my garb, I was in bed.
:08:03
I get up late, like Petronius
:08:07
Business is bad
:08:10
Take a seat
:08:12
It's terrible in Naples too
:08:14
What can I do for you?
:08:16
I wanted to ask the lady something...
:08:19
about her friend, Paola Molon.
:08:21
Do you know her?
:08:23
Certainly
:08:25
Paola's father was a colleague of mine
:08:29
When he died last year...
:08:32
I remember I had some beautiful letters of his
:08:34
A kind of spiritual testament
:08:37
His daughter might like them,
:08:40
if I can find her
:08:42
She couldn't care less, believe me
:08:45
You're wasting your time
:08:48
She lives in Milan.
:08:49
Her husband's loaded with money...
:08:51
fabrics, cottons and other foolish
:08:53
things invented by the Chinese
:08:57
Miss Molon, now Mrs. Fontana, has had it good