:49:01
I hadn't intended to amuse you.
:49:05
It wasn't you. It was something else,
please believe me.
:49:09
I had to either laugh or cry.
:49:12
I'm through with crying,
don't you understand that?
:49:15
No, but it's all right.
:49:18
As for marrying you...
:49:20
it's very flattering.
:49:21
It feels wonderful to be wanted
by someone.
:49:23
I needed that feeling right now,
more than you'll ever know.
:49:27
Something happens to a
woman when she isn't wanted.
:49:30
- Something dreadful.
- All of which doesn't answer my question.
:49:33
Will you marry me?
:49:35
I'm aging visibly.
:49:38
I'm not in love with you.
:49:40
Do you think we could be happy?
:49:42
I'll do everything in my power
to see that you are.
:49:46
There's Carol to think of.
She doesn't like me.
:49:48
I haven't done this very gracefully
or even adequately.
:49:51
But, one thing is certain,
Carol isn't asking to marry you, I am.
:49:55
I've never had a great deal.
:49:58
It's very tempting to be offered
the kind of life I'd have as your wife.
:50:01
But that's not important.
:50:03
The important thing is
I think I can make you happy.
:50:08
I will marry you, if you want me to.
:50:14
I'm sorry, I'm just not quite
used to the idea, yet.
:50:18
It isn't very easy for a man my age
to kiss a woman with dignity.
:50:22
I'll need practice.
:50:28
Will you have dinner with me, Louise?
:50:30
Yes, Dean.
:50:41
Don't you love the way
Prof. Hopkins gets mad?
:50:43
- I just think he's delicious, don't you?
- Well...
:50:45
- Do you like Mr. Elliott?
- Sort of.
:50:48
I can't stand him.
Know what he said to me?
:50:51
You'll never believe it.
He said I talk too much.
:50:53
I wonder where he got that idea.
:50:54
Hey, Graham, you have a visitor.
:50:56
- A man?
- No, a lady.
:50:57
- Thank you.
- Bye.