1:36:03
quite soon.
1:36:23
the children don't appear
to have an appetite.
1:36:25
Everything's new and strange to them.
You must understand, Henrietta.
1:36:29
Perhaps they're turning up
their noses at the food.
1:36:35
Let's be happy
on our first evening together.
1:36:39
I have no desire to spoil it,
1:36:42
but in the future -
1:36:46
yes, I might as well mention it now.
1:36:49
In the future no one may leave the table
without having eaten up -
1:36:52
Dearest Henrietta,
Ill tell my children what to do.
1:36:57
There's a basic rule in this house
which no one must break,
1:37:01
not even you, dear Emilie,
1:37:04
and that is respect
for the temporal gifts.
1:37:08
I think you've misunderstood
an essential point, dearest Henrietta.
1:37:12
But I suggest we postpone this discussion
to a more suitable time.
1:37:16
Forgive me, dear Emilie.
I am forgetting myself.
1:37:20
I'm sure you're a more capable
housewife than I.
1:37:22
I'll ask your advice in all things.
1:37:25
Edvard has admonished me
a hundred times.
1:37:29
It's not easy to realize
1:37:32
one has become superfluous!
1:37:35
That will do, Henrietta.
1:37:57
Perhaps I may be allowed to share