:51:03
Bill had character and courage.
I know you gave him those.
:51:07
I hope so.
:51:10
- He loved you.
- Mrs. Hilton, I'm not a child.
:51:14
He hated me.
To whom did that telegram come?
:51:17
Why, he didn't even
list me as next of kin.
:51:22
The telegram came to Jane
because they were to be married.
:51:28
- I didn't know, of course.
- I should have told you before.
:51:33
Colonel, if only you could
believe that he loved you.
:51:36
Don't you remember
the message he sent to you...
:51:38
that he was a Smollett, all right,
:51:40
and before the war was over,
you'd be proud of him?
:51:43
He did say that, didn't he?
:51:47
Yes, I am proud of him.
:51:50
My only grandchild
had to die before l...
:51:55
Come in.
:52:01
Good evening, Colonel Smollett.
:52:03
Good evening, Jane.
Come in, please.
:52:09
I thought perhaps I could
bring you a little supper.
:52:12
Why, thank you.
That's most thoughtful of you.
:52:17
I'm awfully sorry about...
:52:22
Would you like to have this?
:52:31
I think he'd rather you...
:52:36
- I'm awfully glad we're friends.
- So am I.
:52:40
I'll get your supper now
if you'll excuse me.
:52:43
Colonel, won't you have
supper with us?
:52:45
I should love to.
:52:47
- I'll come right down, dear.
- All right, Mother.
:52:54
And I might have had that
wonderful child as a granddaughter.
:52:58
Bill was fortunate
to have known her.