:04:06
-Have you seen the young general today ?
- What's the latest ?
:04:10
Beautiful emeralds.
The most beautiful green I've ever seen.
:04:14
At that hour of the morn/ng,
they make me b/l/ous.
:04:16
Have you seen his coats ?
He must have a different one
for every day of the year.
:04:20
Lucky he doesn't
do his own laundry.
:04:22
Yesterday he had a coat the color
of ripe corn, patterned with flowers.
:04:26
His earrings were amethysts
three inches long,
:04:28
and h/s r/ngs were turquo/se.
:04:30
Today he's all jade and emeralds,
:04:32
and h/s coat /s the most wonderful
pattern of pale v/olet str/pes,
:04:36
just l/ke my grandmother's
footstool.
:04:50
Oh, Granny !
:04:53
Turn around.
:04:57
These emeralds are for you,
my darling, when you marry.
:05:02
There.
:05:15
[ Wh/stl/ng ]
:05:18
There's Con.
:05:20
Good night, everybody.
:05:28
Not too late, darling.
:05:30
Oh, dear, I hope they get
someth/ng settled by the w/nter.
:05:41
Where are you, Con ?
:05:44
[ S/ster Ruth ]
He sa/d /t was called Black Narc/ssus,
:05:47
and he got /t
at the army and navy stores.
:05:49
Black Narcissus.
:05:54
That's what
I'm going to call him.
:05:56
It's a wonderful name for him.
:05:59
He's so vain, like peacock.
Fine, black peacock.