:58:01
Catherine.
:58:05
Thank you, Jenny.
:58:08
Catherine, be glad by all means,
but please do not be absurd...
:58:11
...especially in front of the servants.
:58:13
l'll behave.
:58:39
My wife has asked me
to receive you as a friend.
:58:44
Would you care for some tea?
:58:47
That would give me great pleasure.
:58:50
Won't you sit down, sir?
:59:02
You seem to have found good fortune.
:59:05
ln some respects.
:59:11
-You look as if you've been abroad.
-Once or twice.
:59:15
l'd simply love to travel one day to London.
:59:21
lt's...
:59:23
...a curious place.
:59:31
Was it difficult?
:59:35
lt was a struggle.
:59:41
l can't believe it.
:59:44
lt's like a dream.
:59:46
Three years you've been away
and you never even thought of me.
:59:53
A little more than you've thought of me.
:59:57
You're cruel.
:59:59
l've fought through a bitter life
since last l heard your voice.