:47:03
Your father will be pleased.
:47:11
Susannah was to retum to Boston
on the moming train.
:47:15
But a norther blew for three days,
and snow drifted over the tracks.
:47:20
The Colonel insisted
she stay on until spring.
:47:26
The house was too empty, he said.
:47:30
This was still her home.
he told her.
:47:36
He should have let her go.
:47:39
But how could he have known
what would happen?
:47:46
She was not to blame.
:47:49
She was like the water that freezes
in the rock and splits it apart
:47:57
lt was no more her fault
than it is of the water-
:48:01
- when the rock shatters.
:48:03
- when the rockshatters.
:48:07
Susannah ...
:48:14
You know how much ...
l loved Samuel.
:48:20
And l think you know ...
:48:32
Out of respect for him, l wanted
to say it here. l think you know ...
:48:40
... l'm in love with you.
:48:45
From the first moment l saw you.
Like in a novel.
:48:55
That's my mother's romantic
imagination coming out in me.