Now, Voyager
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:09:01
They're professional.
Do you mind if I look?

:09:05
No, I don't mind.
:09:08
They aren't difficult. I get raw ivory.
:09:11
I have the tools.
Is just a matter of the doing.

:09:15
And the skill!
:09:18
This is very good detail.
:09:21
I admire people who are clever
with their hands. I'm clumsy.

:09:27
I thought you were the least
clumsy person I'd ever met.

:09:31
This is excellent!
:09:36
You may have one.
:09:37
- May I? Any one?
- Of course.

:09:40
All except this one.
:09:42
While I worked on it,
my mother sent for me.

:09:46
My chisel slipped.
:09:47
- A pity to ruin such a nice box.
- Yes.

:09:51
- I'll get something to wrap it in.
- No.

:09:53
Any old piece of paper will do.
:10:05
Do you happen to have a cigarette?
I left my tobacco in my coat.

:10:10
Do you think I hide cigarettes
in my room?

:10:14
Where do I hide them?
:10:16
Behind the books?
:10:19
Cigarettes and books
my mother won't let me read?

:10:22
A secret life hidden
behind a locked door?

:10:25
- It was the box that reminded me.
- How very perceiving you are.

:10:30
How very right you are.
:10:32
I was about to hide this album.
You should read it.

:10:36
Is a shame to miss your amusement.
:10:39
The intimate journal
of Miss Vale, spinster.

:10:42
Can I convince you
I don't wish to pry?

:10:44
You must pry. I insist you do.
:10:47
Nothing to frighten you.
A few snapshots, a memento.

:10:51
A record of my trip up the coast
of Africa with my mother.

:10:55
There's a picture of our ship.
:10:58
You wouldn't have known me then.
I was 20.


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