The Age of Innocence
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:04:00
But what if all her calm,
her niceness...

:04:04
...were just a negation...
:04:06
...a curtain dropped in front
of an emptiness?

:04:10
Archer felt he had never yet
lifted that curtain.

:04:15
Quite stunning, isn't it?
:04:18
It's Julius Beaufort who donates
the club's prizes, isn't it?

:04:22
This looks like him, of course.
It will make quite an heirloom.

:04:27
You should leave it
to your eldest daughter.

:04:30
What? Will there be no daughters?
:04:32
Only sons? Can't I say that either?
Look at her blushing.

:04:38
Ellen! Ellen! Are you upstairs?
:04:41
She's over from Portsmouth,
spending the day.

:04:47
Insists on putting up with those--
What's their name? Blenkers.

:04:51
But I gave up arguing
with young people 50 years ago.

:04:56
I'm sorry, ma'am.
Miss Ellen's not in the house.

:04:59
- She's left?
- I saw her going down the shore path.

:05:05
Run down and fetch her
like a good grandson.

:05:08
May and I will have a gossip
about Julius Beaufort.

:05:12
Go ahead.
She'll want to see you both.

:05:14
Is it true Beaufort has given
Annie Ring a diamond bracelet?

:05:18
I hear he even plans
to bring her to Newport.

:05:29
He'd heard her name often during the
year and a half since they'd last met.

:05:34
He was even familiar
with the main incidents of her life.

:05:38
But he heard all these accounts
with detachment...

:05:42
...as if listening to reminiscences
of someone long dead.

:05:47
But the past had come again
into the present...

:05:51
...as in those newly discovered
caverns in Tuscany...

:05:54
...where children had lit
bunches of straw...

:05:58
...and seen old images
staring from the wall.


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