:37:03
- Are you all right?
- Yes, quite. Thanks.
:37:07
- The mist's a nuisance, isn't it?
- You're not in danger?
:37:10
No.
:37:12
Do you mind?
:37:14
- No, of course not, but...
- You shouldn't move about. It's foolish.
:37:17
Foolish? But I heard you call.
I thought you needed help.
:37:20
- Don't say you climbed up to rescue me!
- As a matter of fact, I did.
:37:27
Really, I should be very angry.
Supposing you'd fallen.
:37:30
- I must say...
- I never head of such utter stupidity!
:37:33
- Where were you?
- On the Gamsteig.
:37:36
You climbed in that mist
to rescue me...
:37:39
...when I'm a better climber
than you are.
:37:41
- Well, what were you screaming about?
- I wasn't. I just let out a shout at random.
:37:45
So that was why.
:37:48
When I think that road might have been
paved with your good intentions.
:37:51
Really, it was idiotic of you.
:37:55
- And rather wonderful.
- Not at all.
:37:58
Well, anyway, I'm glad you came.
It was going to be very lonely.
:38:03
Won't you sit down?
:38:05
This is quite comfortable,
as rocks go.
:38:09
Thank you.
:38:13
My name is Chipping.
:38:15
Mine's Ellis. Katherine Ellis.
:38:20
Won't you have a sandwich?
I've got loads here.
:38:22
This one is...
:38:25
...ham.
- Thank you.
:38:26
I ate mine early. I am rather hungry.
:38:38
I'm sorry I wasn't in any danger.
:38:40
It was rather
inconsiderate of you.
:38:45
What are you doing alone
on the mountain?
:38:48
Isn't it unusual for a young lady?
:38:49
I'm not usually alone.
I have a friend at the inn.
:38:52
- So have I. We're on a walking tour.
- Really? We're bicycling.
:38:57
Bicycling? Through Austria?