I Could Go on Singing
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:10:00
We must have had fun, David.
:10:02
At least, that's the way
I remember it.

:10:05
Is that the way
you remember it?

:10:07
Yes.
:10:08
Twist my arm and yes.
:10:10
Salut.
:10:12
Salut.
:10:17
Why did you come?
:10:20
I don't know. To tell you
the truth, I don't know.

:10:24
Maybe it's just that I didn't
want to be alone...

:10:29
first night
in a strange town.

:10:31
You've a mass of friends
in town. You couldn't be alone.

:10:34
Alone.
It's a most awful word.

:10:39
And I know what it means.
:10:42
Because I've been alone
since you, David.

:10:47
You've been married twice.
:10:52
Well, I was alone then, too.
:10:54
Tell me, is this
when you were knighted?

:10:57
The C.B.E. Or the...
:10:59
- O.B.E.
- O.B.E.

:11:02
That's good, isn't it?
:11:04
Not quite, I'm afraid.
:11:08
That's something.
:11:09
Yes, it's something.
:11:15
Why did you hide him from me?
:11:17
- I didn't hide him.
- I saw you.

:11:21
All right, I hid him.
:11:24
Excuse me, Mr. Donne. Do you
require me for anything else?

:11:26
No, thank you, Miss Plimpton.
I'll see Miss Bowman out.

:11:29
- Good night, Miss Bowman.
- Good night.

:11:35
Is he here?
:11:36
No, he's at school.
He boards.

:11:40
- I'd love to see him.
- I know.

:11:45
David, please. I didn't
come here to ask that, I swear.

:11:49
I came here to see you.
I admit that.

:11:54
It's just that
now that I am here...

:11:56
I must ask you. Please.
:11:58
I'm sorry, Jenny.
You can't see him.

:11:59
Well, why not?
What's the matter with me?


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