Sabrina

1:41:00

Are you sure
"you" don't want to go with her?

1:41:02

Why should I want to go with her?

1:41:05

You're in love with her.

1:41:15

You won't be annoyed if I cry
at the boat, will you, Sabrina?

1:41:19

I'll be disappointed
if you don't, Father.

1:41:22

I'd feel better if you'd be angry
with me for allowing this to happen.

1:41:26

It wasn't your fault, Father.
It was mine.

1:41:31

I should have believed you.

1:41:33

There's a front seat
and a back seat

1:41:36

and a window in between.

1:41:39

If it's any consolation,
one good thing's come out of it.

1:41:43

You did get over David, didn't you?

1:41:45

Dear David.
Yes, I did get over that. I'm cured.

1:41:52

Now, how to get over the cure!

1:41:56

It wouldn't have worked out really.

1:41:58

The papers would have said
how fine and democratic

1:42:01

for a Larrabee
to marry the chauffeur's daughter.

1:42:04

But would they praise
the chauffeur's daughter? No.

1:42:07

Democracy can be
a wickedly unfair thing.

1:42:11

Nobody poor
was ever called democratic

1:42:14

for marrying somebody rich.

1:42:39

Why don't we start this meeting
and sign the papers?

1:42:42

We're waiting for David, of course.

1:42:45

That boy has no sense of time,
of direction.

1:42:47

As a matter of fact,
he has no sense. Where is he?

1:42:51

We'll get to that in a minute.

1:42:53

Here are the smelling salts.
I got you the largest size.