1:24:04
I'd forgotten
there were girls like that.
1:24:06
There aren't.
1:24:09
Just look at those thin,
little shoes.
1:24:12
She couldn't march
many miles in those.
1:24:15
Paul! Don't speak about marching.
You're boring the young lady.
1:24:21
A thousand pardons.
1:24:25
- How old do you think she is?
- Oh, about 22.
1:24:30
No, that'd make her
older than us.
1:24:33
She's... 17.
1:24:40
A girl like that.
1:24:42
That'd be good, eh, Albert?
1:24:49
We wouldn't have much of
a chance with him around.
1:25:06
- We could take a bath,
wash our clothes...
- All right.
1:25:11
and I might even go so far
as to get deloused.
1:25:13
Wait a minute!
She's a long way from here now.
1:25:17
Look at the date.
May, 1917.
1:25:20
- Four months ago.
- That's true.
1:25:23
Well, here's to her anyway.
1:25:26
Here's to 'em all,
everywhere.
1:25:33
Albert...
1:25:35
- We might as well wash up anyway.
- All right.
1:25:41
Personally, I like 'em
bigger around.
1:25:45
This conversation was on
a high moral plane up to now.
1:25:47
Now we do need a bath.
1:25:50
- A bath?
- For what?
1:25:52
Hm. You wouldn't understand.