:11:08
- Is it all right?
- I wondered what colouryou'd choose.
:11:11
It's ivory.
Oh, my God.
:11:13
- I've got this man's ivory.
- Whose ivory?
:11:34
I'm Sarah, Lady Belfiield.
Shall I stand up foryou?
:11:37
- Thankyou.
- Short or long?
:11:39
Long, please. Give me time
to adjust to it.
:11:43
Settle down, all.
:11:45
By the authority of
His Majesty's government vested in me...
:11:48
I declare that
the Baron Bror Von Blixen...
:11:51
citizen ofSweden, and--
:11:54
- What's your name, my dear?
- Damn it, Henry, I told you her name.
:11:58
Karen Christentze Dinesen.
:12:00
Karen Christentze Dinesen...
:12:02
a female subject
ofthe King of Denmark...
:12:03
are henceforth united
man and wife.
:12:07
God save this company.
God save the king.
:12:15
Thankyou for this.
:12:19
Did you hear about Shuttleworth?
No, I said.
:12:21
"He's living up country," he says
"in a tree with a baboon."
:12:25
"Male or female?"
I said to him.
:12:27
"Female, ofcourse." he says.
:12:28
"There's nothing queer
about old Shuttleworth."
:12:32
Sarah, where's
your muddle-headed husband?
:12:35
The governor's at the punch bowl
hoping to avoid you.
:12:38
Would you like to meet the bride,
or did you just come for the whisky?
:12:42
Not for the company,
God knows.
:12:45
Lord Delamere,
may I present Baroness Blixen?
:12:48
Baroness Blixen,
Lord Delamere, such as he is.
:12:53
Baroness.
A Swede, are you?
:12:56
No. Danish, actually.
:12:57
The little country
next to Germany.