:40:04
l'm sorry, but l can't go
on studying with you.
:40:08
You're holding me back.
The exams are at Christmas.
:40:11
You can't do them
and your dogs.
:40:14
l could study from
where you've got to.
:40:18
lt's not only that, Richard.
:40:21
What, then? Ulla, what is it?
:40:26
l think l've fallen in love.
:40:30
That's the other reason.
l'm not stupid.
:40:34
l know your feelings for me.
But l can't let them decide ...
:40:38
Who is he?
- Does it matter?
:40:41
You're right.
:40:55
The blood is still perfectly normal.
:40:58
Three of the dogs are feeble
but it isn't pernicious anaemia.
:41:02
We can't justify it any more.
- Just for another month?
:41:06
Seeing as we have begun,
let us pursue it to the end.
:41:13
Hello, Richard!
:41:15
Don't you recognize me?
From school?
:41:18
You're the medical
superintendent's daughter.
:41:22
l spent a couple of years in France.
:41:24
Now l'm going to read
French at university.
:41:26
My worst subject at school.
lsn't that funny?
:41:31
Do you often eat here?
- Now and then. lt's cheap.
:41:36
The food's not even fit for dogs!
How are you doing?
:41:39
Not very well. l should have done
my finals at the end of this term.
:41:45
But l've been doing
canine experiments.
:41:49
So when will you qualify?
- Not till next summer.
:41:53
So you've plenty of time, then.
:41:56
You can show me
the Deer Park.
:41:58
Have you never been there?
- No, nor the Bakken fairground.