:43:01
There's no need for any pretense
of affection between us.
:43:04
You've paid your courtesy call.
:43:06
All right, if that's
the way you feel about it.
:43:10
I'm sorry to have disturbed you.
:43:11
You may drop me a line
with your address.
:43:14
And if you have any affairs
that require attention,
:43:17
I shall have my lawyers
look after them.
:43:22
For your late father's sake.
:43:25
Now, I am sure
you will excuse me.
:43:27
I'm a bit tired.
:43:32
Good-bye, Grandpa.
:43:43
What do you suppose?
:43:45
I'm going in
and speak to him.
:43:52
Mr. Smollett?
:43:56
I'm Jane Hilton.
This is our home.
:43:59
I see.
I'm glad to meet you.
:44:04
I hope you like the Army.
:44:08
That is, I mean,
are you on leave?
:44:12
Just for the day.
:44:13
I'll be at Chamberlain for a while,
I suppose, until we're shipped.
:44:17
That'll be nice.
:44:19
I don't mean
about you being shipped.
:44:21
I didn't mean that either.
:44:28
I hope you don't think
I'm a murderer or something.
:44:31
Grandfather just doesn't like me.
:44:33
I don't think it's right.
I think it's just terrible of him.
:44:36
He's not so bad. He has good reasons,
the way he looks at it.
:44:40
I've kind of disappointed him.
:44:42
I don't care what you did.
You're a soldier now.
:44:46
And you enlisted, too.
I heard you say so.
:44:48
That isn't really so very much.
Lots of men enlisted.
:44:53
But it's awfully nice of you
to talk to me this way.
:44:56
Hi, Brig.
:44:57
What's with the colonel?
He's storming around his room