:46:03
And he understood
for the first time...
:46:06
...that his wife shared the belief.
:46:18
You must come visit me when you do.
:46:21
I'll write to you when I'm settled
and let you know where I am.
:46:25
That would be lovely.
:46:27
Shall I see you to your carriage?
:46:30
We're driving dear Ellen home.
:46:34
Goodbye.
:46:36
Goodbye.
:46:37
I'll see you soon in Paris.
:46:40
Oh, if you and May could come.
:46:44
Shall we make our way to the carriage?
:46:59
- Delightful evening.
- Good night.
:47:02
Good night, Sillerton, Larry.
:47:29
- It did go off beautifully, didn't it?
- Oh, yes.
:47:35
- May I come in and talk it over?
- Of course.
:47:39
- But you must be very sleepy.
- No, I'd like to be with you.
:47:43
Fine.