:42:02
Only a few sessions on
extrasensory perception.
:42:04
The timetable
is over there on the desk.
:42:07
I'd like to watch you work.
Do you mind?
:42:09
Not at all.
Be glad to have you.
:42:13
Holden, you are not leaving us
after the 28th, are you?
:42:17
No. Why did you ask that?
:42:19
Well, it's just that all the pages
after the 28th are torn out.
:42:48
I hope we don't run out of candles
before the power lines are repaired.
:42:52
Don't you think eating
by candlelight is romantic?
:42:55
Yes, but not on a night like this.
:43:00
Shall we have some brandy
in the living room?
:43:02
I could use something
to warm me up.
:43:05
Don't say it.
I know you think it's hot in here.
:43:08
No. As a matter of fact,
it's rather chilly.
:43:20
Do you know The Ancient Mariner?
:43:22
Vaguely. I read it in school.
:43:25
I found a copy of it
in my uncle's desk.
:43:28
He underlined one part.
:43:33
"Like one that on a lonesome road
doth walk in fear and dread...
:43:37
because he knows a frightful fiiend...
:43:39
doth close behind him tread."
:43:42
I hope you don't read poems like that
to your kindergarten class.
:43:46
When it's important that
a child learn something...
:43:48
I use the most
direct means available.
:43:51
I get it, teach.
:43:54
He scribbled a note
on the next page.
:43:56
I never had a kindergarten teacher
as pretty as you are.