:28:01
I understand.
I know Miss Russell was distressed.
:28:05
But we wrote to her several weeks ago.
:28:08
I'm sure when she receives the letter,
she will be much relieved.
:28:13
Then Miss Julia is all right?
:28:15
More than all right.
And more than Miss Julia.
:28:19
She's Señora Vargas, my wife.
:28:20
So you are married?
:28:24
-That's good news.
-Happily married.
:28:26
I can see that.
:28:28
What a mystery a happy marriage is.
:28:32
The bloom in the cheek,
the spark in the eye.
:28:35
-It shows, I guess.
-Yes, indeed.
:28:37
Miss Russell will be pleased to hear of it.
:28:40
I'd appreciate if you'd tell her.
:28:42
I will indeed.
:28:45
And I'll be even more convincing
when I've met your wife.
:28:51
Yes, yes.
:28:53
Why not?
:28:57
We will be home Sunday afternoon.
:29:00
You want to come by for a coffee?
:29:02
Yes, I will.
:29:03
Convey to your wife
how much I look forward to seeing her.
:29:18
Outside, please. On the terrace.
:29:21
Do as she says.
:29:26
Just in time.
:29:28
This is for Sunday paseo,
and this one for weekdays.
:29:32
Fine, fine.
:29:35
And the rest?
:29:37
This one I like.
:29:39
What do you mean?
There are seven days in a week.
:29:43
Is there nothing in your trunk?
:29:45
Nothing good. Anyway, I've lost the key.
:29:49
We'll get a locksmith.
It's an easy job. Actually...
:29:52
...l'll do it myself.
:29:55
No, I want to show you something. Come.
:29:59
You must leave now.
I'm going to kiss my husband.