:44:02
Miss Ellis, good night.
I hope you'll be none the worse.
:44:05
- Good night, why?
- I'm rather tired. I think I'll go to bed.
:44:09
To bed?
:44:13
No, no, no, no. I have food for you.
A goulash, strudel.
:44:18
Perhaps you can send it up to my room.
:44:20
- Good night, you wonderful man.
- Good night.
:44:22
Thank you again,
you were very kind.
:44:25
Not at all.
:44:26
- Good night.
- Good night.
:44:28
- Good night, everybody.
- Good night!
:44:30
Good night.
:44:32
Let us have a song.
Something gay for the Fräulein.
:44:35
Thank you. That's sweet of you.
:45:09
Katherine, what are you doing?
:45:13
Looking at my mountain
in the moonlight.
:45:15
I should've thought
you'd seen enough of it.
:45:18
It's going to be a rather thrilling memory
back in Bloomsbury.
:45:21
It's a pity your knight errant
was such an old stick-in-the-mud.
:45:25
- Flora!
- He might have been young...
:45:27
...and splendid-looking. Then you
would've known you'd met your fate.
:45:30
He isn't at all old, darling.
And I think he's quite charming.
:45:35
- Kathy!
- I mean it.
:45:39
He's just shy, Flora.
:45:41
And a little difficult to know, perhaps.
:45:46
I'm sorry for shy people.
:45:48
They must be...
:45:50
...awfully lonely sometimes.