:28:03
Fascinating profession, to run an inn.
:28:07
- You sit still and the world comes to you.
- Yes, My Lord.
:28:11
Will you sup here?
I'll have a fire for you presently.
:28:14
- I will sup below.
- Yes, My Lord.
:28:34
We must have your best room.
:28:37
My Lord is a great noble.
:28:40
In fact, you may never again
have a guest of his quality.
:28:46
- You will be well-paid.
- You shall have 15 thalers.
:28:48
- What does the gentleman want?
- Accommodation for the night.
:28:51
Why, only now,
this gentleman has taken our last room.
:28:55
The best one.
:29:02
Sir, I owe you an apology.
:29:05
I crave your forgiveness for my mistake.
:29:07
There is no need, sir.
:29:09
I took pleasure in earning that thaler.
:29:11
I keep it for good luck.
:29:13
I am really mortified.
:29:15
Of course, sir.
:29:17
It was the fault of my old coat.
:29:19
I hope that you will permit me
a less superficial acquaintance with you.
:29:23
Will you favor me with your company
at supper?
:29:25
Gladly.
:29:26
- Lf I may be your host.
- No.
:29:30
It must be my privilege to entertain you.
:29:32
Besides, you come from a country
that is close to my heart.
:29:36
- You know Spain?
- Somewhat.
:29:37
I shall like news of your countrymen.
:29:40
- My countrymen?
- Yes, I shall like news of Velázquez.
:29:43
Has he painted any new works recently?
:29:45
What of Calderón?
:29:46
He writes plays so quickly,
there must be new ones.
:29:49
When were you last in Spain?
:29:51
I have never been there,
only in my thoughts.
:29:54
How wonderful.
:29:55
You are a find indeed.
:29:57
Landlord, come here.
:29:59
This gentleman will sup with me.