:32:09
How do you do?
:32:10
Meet
Katharine Prichard.
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You pIay beautifuIIy.
:32:26
Thank you.
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My name's Sonia.
:32:30
I-I'm David.
:32:33
I know who you are.
:32:36
You've got the most
wonderfuI hands.
:32:40
So do you.
:32:45
So, um, are you--
:32:47
You're going to America?
:32:49
That's right. Yeah.
:32:51
Maybe one day you'II--
you'II go to Russia, too.
:32:55
Why not?
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I'm here.
:33:06
There's someone important
who wants to meet you.
:33:12
I'd better go.
:33:28
I've never met anyone...
:33:30
who pIays the piano
as beautifuIIy as you, David.
:33:34
I've never met a writer before,
Mrs. Prichard.
:33:37
You must be very proud
of him.
:33:39
As proud
as a father can be.
:33:42
I have a Iong-suffering
oId piano at home.
:33:45
Suffering piano.
:33:47
From negIect.
:33:48
Perhaps you'II come
and pIay it for me one day.
:33:51
Yes. Anything to heIp.
:33:54
I'd Iike that very much.
:33:56
Me, too.