:06:04
- Oh, my gracious! He almost saw me.
- Who?
:06:07
The Marquis de la Tour.
He was standing in the lobby.
:06:10
I don't think he saw me.
I'm positive he didn't. Thank heaven.
:06:13
But when I came up here,
right out in the hall there
was King Boris of Alconia.
:06:17
- The tennis player?
- The tennis player.
He saw me. He bowed.
:06:20
What could I do? I nodded.
:06:23
Baron, I shouldn't have come.
:06:27
But you came.
:06:29
And you must forget everything...
:06:31
except that you are here, Countess.
:06:59
Out there in the moonlight
everything seemed so perfect, so simple.
:07:04
But now...
:07:06
- Do you know King Boris?
- No, no.
:07:09
- Do you the know
the Marquis de la Tour?
- I should like to.
:07:11
You'd better not.
He's really very dull. But anyhow,
:07:13
when the king tells the marquis
that he saw me, the marquis
will tell the marquise,
:07:16
and the marquise is the best friend
of the Duchess of Chambro.
:07:19
And she will telephone
the Princess de Costa.
The princess doesn't like me.
:07:21
- But I don't care.
- Why should you?
:07:23
But she talks a lot.
And before this night's over,
all Venice will know about it.
:07:27
By tomorrow it'll be
Grand Canal gossip.
:07:29
Oh.
:07:38
Don't stop.
Keep right on complaining.
:07:41
It's beautiful.
:07:43
- You know, when I first saw you,
I thought you were an American.
- Thank you.
:07:46
Someone from another worid...
so entirely different.
:07:50
Oh. One gets so tired
of one's own class.
:07:54
Princes and counts
and dukes and kings.
:07:58
Everybody talking shop,
always trying to sell jewelry.