:48:00
"November 14,
regarding permanent position on paper?
:48:05
"Samuel C. Henson, Editor."
:48:08
Oh, darling.
:48:10
Smithy, how marvelous.
:48:12
Marvelous? It's incredible.
:48:15
"Can you appear at Mercury office
tomorrow morning..."
:48:23
Goodness, you're a terrible packer.
:48:25
Let me see, shirts, socks, tie...
:48:30
May I ask what you're going to sleep in?
:48:32
Great Scott! Have I forgotten
the pajamas?
:48:37
This cuff's a bit frayed,
but I don't suppose Keats was very dressy.
:48:44
That's better.
:48:46
All these labels.
:48:48
He'll think I'm a commercial traveler.
:48:50
- Are you excited?
- Wildly.
:48:53
Think what it means.
A start in life, a career.
:48:57
I'll be able to do things for you,
things I've always dreamed of.
:49:02
I wish I could come, too.
:49:04
Yes. I've been thinking of that,
but I daren't wait.
:49:07
He might change his mind.
:49:10
Darling, you're not worrying about me,
are you?
:49:14
I'll be all right.
I feel absolutely sure of myself.
:49:18
I know. I shan't worry.
:49:22
It's just...
:49:25
Our first parting.
:49:30
- When will you be back?
- Tomorrow night.
:49:33
I'll be in on the 8:00 train.
:49:35
- Where will you stay?
- I hadn't thought.
:49:37
The Great Northern isn't bad.
:49:39
It's the best of the cheap hotels
and it's near the station.
:49:42
- Got your key?
- Yes.
:49:46
That must be the vicar. I must run.
:49:53
Goodbye, darling.