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:36:02
Again.
:36:03
- George seems more cheerful.
- Mm. She has a crush on Chopin.

:36:07
The Polish corpse?
:36:10
- They couldn’t be more different.
- Then they will definitely fall in love.

:36:14
I suppose as friends
we should help them along.

:36:17
Absolutely not!
:36:20
Franz, you and I must put ourselves
between them at every opportunity.

:36:24
- Marie! Your turn.
- Yes.

:36:31
He is so frail, darling.
:36:34
You know George will finish him off.
:36:37
- The countess made advances to you?
- She is my friend’s mistress.

:36:41
- She has borne his child.
- He wouldn’t mind if she changed hands.

:36:46
Really, I don’t understand
the attitude of you people.

:36:50
Are we at a livestock sale?
She’s a woman, not a goat.

:36:54
- Are you in love with her yourself?
- Of course not.

:36:58
”I’m not full of virtues
and noble qualities.”

:37:01
”I love, that is all.”
:37:04
”But I love strongly,
exclusively, steadfastly.”

:37:09
No, it’s like something out of a novel...
like that dreadful woman writes.

:37:15
- If you can call her a woman.
- George?

:37:19
She makes a great hash of her life,
but she’s got a good heart.

:37:23
That’s why so many men
don’t want to let go of her.

:37:25
George knows how to love...
:37:28
while she loves.
:37:30
The countess has an extraordinary style.
:37:32
I’d not have guessed
there was a volcano under that ice.

:37:54
We can’t find anything, citizen.
:37:56
The viscount
has been completely obliterated.


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