:14:00
Your country, for instance.
What's its attitude toward these matters?
:14:03
We're now near the Savoy.
:14:10
- How much?
- A shilling.
:14:14
That's fine.
:14:21
By the way, young man,
what newspaper do you represent?
:14:26
As a matter of fact,
I'm not exactly a reporter...
:14:28
but I was trying to get you to talk.
I didn't want bird talk either.
:14:31
I gathered that.
:14:34
Just what was it
that you were trying to get me to tell you?
:14:38
I'm trying to find out what you know
about the possibility of a general war.
:14:42
How do you really feel about it?
:14:44
My boy, I feel very old and sad...
:14:48
and helpless.
:15:03
I did have one.
:15:37
The last news from Poland
was very alarming.
:15:40
- Nobody wants a war...
- Then we don't have to have it.
:15:42
You must understand, often circumstances
over which we've no control...
:15:46
Yes, those convenient circumstances
over which we have no control.
:15:49
It's always odd,
but they usually bring on a war.
:15:51
You never hear of circumstances
over which we've no control...
:15:54
rushing us into peace, do you?
:15:56
Very determined woman, my daughter.
:15:58
Come on. Let's go and see
if you can pick a fight somewhere else.