:49:08
I do want you to know
what you advised me was right.
:49:12
Things can be so difficult sometimes...
:49:16
...and I'm so grateful.
:49:32
The next day, Newland Archer searched
the city in vain for yellow roses.
:49:38
He sent a note to Madame Olenska...
:49:40
...asking to call that afternoon
and requesting a reply by messenger.
:49:46
There was no reply that day
or the next.
:49:50
And when yellow roses
were again available...
:49:54
...Archer passed them by.
:49:56
It was only on the third day
that he heard from her by post...
:50:00
...from the van der Luydens' home.
:50:03
"Newland, I ran away the day after
I saw you at the play...
:50:08
...and these kind friends took me in.
:50:10
I wanted to be quiet
and think things over.
:50:14
I feel so safe here.
I wish that you were with us.
:50:18
Yours sincerely."
:50:24
He had received an invitation from the
Lefferts for a weekend on the Hudson.
:50:28
He hoped it was not too late to reply.
:50:31
Their house was not far
from the van der Luydens'.
:50:48
I came to see what you ran away from.
:50:52
- I knew you'd come.
- That shows you wanted me to.
:50:55
May wrote she asked you
to take care of me.
:50:58
- I didn't need to be asked.
- Why?