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1:18:00
I'll recover again presently,
in 10 or 20 years.

1:18:04
Look, Doctor. I've won again!
1:18:08
There you are.
1:18:09
Baron, I win and drink, and drink and win!
1:18:15
Gentlemen, please don't go.
1:18:17
Be my guests. Don't go. I beg your pardon.
1:18:21
I know I oughtn't to presume,
but I’m so grateful to you.

1:18:25
It's been so marvelous.
1:18:27
For the first time in my life,
I’ve gambled and I’ve danced.

1:18:32
You gentlemen can laugh...
1:18:33
but for the first time in my life,
I’ve tasted life!

1:18:37
- Splendid!
- Life is wonderful, but it's very dangerous.

1:18:41
If you have the courage to live it,
it's marvelous.

1:18:45
- Wonderful!
- You don't know about that.

1:18:47
You're healthy and happy.
But l, believe me...

1:18:51
if a man doesn't know death,
he doesn't know life.

1:18:55
- It's a short life, but a gay one.
- Please, gentlemen, don't go.

1:19:00
Come on. Drink to life...
1:19:03
to the magnificent, dangerous...
1:19:06
brief, wonderful life.
1:19:09
- Kringelein!
- And the courage to live it.

1:19:12
You know, I’ve only lived since last night...
1:19:15
but that little while seems longer
than all the time that's gone before.

1:19:20
All of...
1:19:23
Take him over to his bed.
1:19:25
Turn him around.
1:19:29
How is he, Doctor?
1:19:31
- It will be over in a minute.
- Over?

1:19:37
- It's only just begun.
- Quiet, Kringelein. Don't be afraid.

1:19:41
I'm not afraid, Doc.
1:19:44
- I'm not afraid to die.
- There, there.

1:19:46
You'll be all right.
Too much iced champagne.

1:19:50
- What?
- Hello, Baron.

1:19:54
Hello, Kringelein.
1:19:58
You old drunkard.

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