:32:00
Sparkling diamonds, deep sapphires.
:32:05
No, they remind me of angry marbles.
:32:09
Connie, darling! You must have
luncheon with us tomorrow, promise?
:32:13
I've a bone to pick with you.
:32:14
I'm afraid l...
:32:16
I'm sorry, but we can't work
on our book without Connie.
:32:18
She's our inspiration.
:32:23
I thought that was rather clever.
:32:25
Yes. I thought you thought so.
:32:28
Don't I get a vote of thanks?
:32:30
Oh, by all means.
:32:31
It just dawned on me
that I seem to have made myself...
:32:34
a permanent member of your party.
:32:36
Yes. It's dawned on me, too.
:32:39
Shall we sit down?
:32:43
So, you've fished Gluckman's Point?
You're an angler, all right.
:32:47
I should say Mr. Chandler
is quite an angler.
:32:50
Will you both excuse me? I'm quite tired.
:32:53
- See you tomorrow.
- I think not.
:32:56
I'm going to read books
the rest of the trip.
:32:58
- You're not ill, my dear?
- Oh, no.
:33:00
That'll give you a chance
to talk fish till New York.
:33:03
I could talk fish from here to Shanghai.
:33:06
Couldn't you, Mr. Chandler?
:33:08
Yes, yes, and back again.
:33:10
- Good night, Dad.
- Good night, dear.
:33:12
Good night, Mr. Chandler.
:33:14
Don't keep father up
too late with your fish stories.
:33:18
Gluckman's Point?
:33:23
Glasses?
:33:26
How do I look?
:33:28
Nobody in the world will know you.
:33:29
Fine. That's the idea.
:33:51
Catching up on your reading?
:33:56
Remember me?
:33:58
Oh, yes. I just left Father.