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I just felt I had absolutely no one to turn to.
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No one to turn to.
Nothing to fall back on, you know.
:41:08
Suddenly, there was someone who
understood, who really cared about me.
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Didn't want anything out of me.
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He was so terribly understanding,
Father Chapman.
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Do you know him?
He's Monsignor Chapman now.
:41:21
He's a terrible sweetie. Terribly human.
:41:27
I suppose I've always believed in God.
:41:29
There just has to be a God, doesn't there?
:41:32
You know, somebody who understands.
Just has to be.
:41:38
I really took it very seriously, you know.
:41:40
I knew I couldn't go ahead
with my marriage...
:41:43
unless I was really serious about it.
:42:04
It isn't every day
that we have a new English princess.
:42:07
But it happened last week
at the ancient home...
:42:09
of the Prince Cesare de la Romita...
:42:11
when our own Diana Scott
became the bride...
:42:14
of this famous Italian prince
and bobsleigh enthusiast.
:42:18
Everyone was there. Old family friends,
the people from the estate.
:42:23
My goodness, how happy they were
to find themselves with a mistress again.
:42:27
The Prince, who stems
from one of Italy's oldest families...
:42:30
has been married before
and has seven children.
:42:33
It isn't every princess who finds herself
the mother of seven on her wedding day.
:42:39
Simple family meals are something
the Princess is determined to maintain.
:42:43
She intends to supervise
all the family cooking...
:42:46
and she is a regular and welcome visitor
to the kitchens.
:42:50
The Princess has always loved country life.
She herself comes from Sussex.
:42:54
And she and the Prince aim to spend
plenty of time in the open air.