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:36:02
Darling Nanine, perfect Nanine,
hurry up.

:36:31
-Good evening, my dear.
-Good evening.

:36:35
You've lost no time in celebrating
my departure, l see.

:36:39
So you didn't go to Russia after all.
:36:41
-l had an idea you wouldn't.
-No.

:36:45
You may flatter yourself.
l can't do without you.

:36:49
After driving most of the day, l turned
round and drove most of the night back.

:36:54
What's this? More supper.
:36:56
-For two. Whom were you expecting?
-You. Put it there, Nanine.

:37:01
l have learned never to believe a man
when he says he's leaving town.

:37:05
-Won't you have something to eat?
-l'm not hungry.

:37:08
Then drink something.
:37:10
Come and drink with me.
:37:12
-l'm not thirsty.
-l am.

:37:27
-Many happy returns.
-Thank you.

:37:43
This part is so difficult.
:37:45
-l hate all the sharps.
-l'm afraid your mind's not on it.

:37:49
Why, you know very well
l've never been able to play it.

:37:53
-But you play it beautifully.
-My one merit.

:37:56
-Won't you play it for me?
-Aren't you tired? lt's very late.


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