:31:03
"'I can tell that she was born
:31:09
"'Hungarian'
:31:12
"Not only Hungarian but of royal blood
:31:15
"She is a princess
:31:17
"'Her blood,' he said
'ls bluer than the Danube is or ever was
:31:21
"'Royalty is absolutely written on her face
:31:24
"'She thought I was taken in
But actually I never was
:31:27
"'How could she deceive
Another member of her race?
:31:30
"'I know each language on the map'
Said he
:31:35
"'And she's Hungarian
As the first "Hungarian Rhapsody"'
:31:47
"Congratulations, Professor Higgins
:31:51
"For your glorious victory
:31:54
"Congratulations, Professor Higgins
:31:58
"You'll be mentioned in history"
:32:23
Well, thank God, that's over.
:32:26
Now I can go to bed
without dreading tomorrow.
:32:31
- Good night, Mr. Higgins.
- Good night, Mrs. Pearce.
:32:33
I think I'll turn in, too. Good night.
It's been a great occasion.
:32:37
Good night, Pickering.
:32:40
Mrs. Pearce?
:32:42
Damn, I meant to ask her to give me coffee
in the morning instead of tea.
:32:46
Leave a little note for her will you, Eliza.
And put out the lights.