:36:00
I'd think
she's had enough of the nuns.
:36:03
If we're discussing it,
she should leave.
:36:05
Let her stay.
We'll talk of something else.
:36:11
Go into the garden, mignonne,
and pluck a flower for our friend?
:36:16
That's just what I want to do.
:36:32
There's something I should
like you to do in Florence.
:36:41
There's a friend of mine
I want you to know.
:36:46
What good will that do me?
:36:51
It will amuse you.
:36:56
Oh, if only I could induce you
to make an effort.
:36:59
Ah, I knew
something tiresome was coming.
:37:02
What in the world that's likely to
show up here is worth an effort?
:37:12
Don't be foolish, Osmond.
:37:16
The person I came to Florence to see.
:37:20
She's a niece of Mrs Touchett.
:37:24
She's young, 23 years old.
I met her in England six months ago.
:37:31
I like her immensely.
:37:34
And I do what I don't
do every day, I...
:37:40
admire her.
:37:42
You'll do the same.
:37:46
Not if I can help it.
:37:48
You won't be able to help it.
:37:50
Is she beautiful,
clever, rich, splendid,
:37:54
universally intelligent,
unprecedentedly virtuous?
:37:58
It's only on those conditions
that I care to make her acquaintance.