:52:02
for something I want
to say to you.
:52:06
I can't advise you
without knowing what it is.
:52:09
But I'm horrid when I'm tired.
:52:11
I don't believe that.
:52:13
You're angry sometimes,
that I can believe,
:52:15
but I'm sure
you're never horrid.
:52:19
Not even when I lose my temper?
:52:21
You don't lose your temper, you
find it. And that must be beautiful.
:52:31
If only I could find it now.
:52:37
I'm not afraid.
:52:42
I should fold my arms
and admire you.
:52:49
What I wish to say is that
I find I'm in love with you.
:52:52
Oh... No, that had better wait.
:52:56
No. You may heed it now or never,
as you please.
:52:59
But after all, I must say it.
:53:01
I'm absolutely in love with you.
:53:06
Don't say that, please.
:53:08
It will not matter to you.
:53:10
I have neither fame nor fortune,
so I offer nothing.
:53:14
I think I'm glad
that we're separating.
:53:17
If you weren't going away,
you'd know me better.
:53:20
I shall do that some other time.
:53:25
There's one thing more, a little
service I should like to ask.
:53:30
I'm going to Rome for a few days.
:53:33
Would you visit my daughter
before you leave Florence?
:53:39
Yes, of course.
:53:49
Oh...