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just behind the jutting boulder.
:44:03
Mrs. Chandler, would you mind stepping
down here to the corner of the table...
:44:07
- and bending over?
- Now I'm a jutting boulder.
:44:11
I'll be a tall, spreading
tree just behind you.
:44:14
Don't forget the wrist.
:44:15
Remember, there's a man on second.
:44:17
I know I'm never gonna get this.
I was never cut out to be an angler.
:44:21
Look, this is the way I would do it.
:44:26
- You did it, sir.
- I'll say he did it. And how.
:44:29
That cast, sir. Why, not one angler in 50...
:44:31
can master the underhand stroke.
:44:33
- Underhand is right.
- You mean it's all right?
:44:36
It's perfect, sir. Could you do it again?
:44:38
- Not with this boulder, he can't.
- Like a backhand at tennis.
:44:41
- Perfect, sir.
- Yeah?
:44:57
This is what makes life worth living.
:45:00
A breath of this early morning air
is worth all the medicine in the world.
:45:04
Certainly is.
:45:06
We're not keeping you up, are we?
:45:09
Me? No. I'm always up
at the crack of dawn.
:45:15
Here we are, Chandler. My favorite spot.
:45:19
How do you like it?
:45:21
Fine, splendid.
:45:23
Very much like the Lake Taupo country,
New Zealand.
:45:26
Go ahead, we'll give you the first cast.
:45:30
Yes.
:45:33
I tell you. I think I'll go on up the way...
:45:36
where the ripples are faster
and the brush is sparser.
:45:43
This is going to be good.
:45:45
I still bet he can't fish.
:45:46
Nonsense. He's the best-informed man
on angling I've ever met.
:45:49
- Father, darling, you're a sucker.
- Now listen to me, young lady.
:45:52
I know a first-class angler when I see one.
:45:55
Yes, and a first-class man, too.
:45:57
- Lf he's first-class, I'll travel steerage.
- What did you come up here for?