1:30:01
How is she? ls she all right?
1:30:04
Oh, yes. Well, no, to be quite frank.
1:30:07
l'm sorry to tell you she has been ill.
1:30:09
-lll!
-Calm yourself, my friend.
1:30:11
The surgeon has declared her
well on the road to recovery.
1:30:14
But you can well imagine how
desperate l have been to find you.
1:30:18
Of course, l....
1:30:19
My God, how could l have
been away at such a time?
1:30:22
How can l ever forgive myself?
1:30:27
But look, all is well now with Cécile,
l assure you.
1:30:31
And l shan't disturb you further.
1:30:34
lt is only that l have a little
something to show the Marquise.
1:30:49
Wait in my dressing room.
1:30:52
-lt is through there.
-l know where it is.
1:31:03
l see she writes as badly as she dresses.
1:31:07
ls it really true the little one's been ill?
1:31:10
Not so much an illness,
more a refurbishment.
1:31:12
What do you mean?
1:31:13
Miscarriage.
1:31:16
Vicomte, l am so sorry.
1:31:18
Your son and Bastide's heir.
1:31:25
lsn't there something else
that we should be discussing?
1:31:28
l do hope you are not going
to be difficult about Danceny.
1:31:30
l know Belleroche was pretty limp...
1:31:32
...but l do think you could have found
a livelier replacement...
1:31:35
...than that mawkish schoolboy.
1:31:36
Mawkish or not,
he's completely devoted to me.
1:31:39
And, l suspect,
better equipped to provide me with...
1:31:42
...happiness and pleasure than you are...
1:31:45
...in your present mood.
1:31:47
l see.
1:31:51
lf l thought you would be
your old charming self...
1:31:56
...l might invite you to visit me
one evening next week.