:23:01
Longer?
:23:03
l think it's already happened.
:23:19
Happy the rascal traveling life's byway...
:23:22
to whom the gods say,
"Here's an easy switch
:23:24
"You may have lost Diana on the highway
:23:26
"But, look, there is Aphrodite in a ditch"
:23:31
- Molière?
- Moreau.
:23:34
Andre Moreau at your service.
:23:38
You make up poetry, Andre Moreau.
:23:41
A carriage maker would be more apropos.
:23:44
l suppose you don't know
how to mend a broken wheel?
:23:51
Unfortunately, no.
:23:53
- A broken heart, now...
- Thank you. My heart is quite intact.
:23:56
l envy you.
Mine is in chains from this moment.
:24:06
The lady's carriage needs attention.
Will you see to it?
:24:12
lt may take a little time.
:24:14
Now, l happen to know of a nearby tavern
where we could discuss the weather.
:24:18
- We?
- lt's not of the best repute.
:24:20
You'll need me to protect you
from the undesirables.
:24:22
lncluding yourself?
:24:24
You have a point.
l'll endeavor to bear it in mind.
:24:27
lt won't be necessary. l'm not coming.
:24:29
- Then l shall come with you.
- Come where with me?
:24:32
To the ends of the earth,
if that's where you're going.
:24:35
l'm going home, and that's half a mile.
:24:37
Half a mile with you
is as 50 leagues with Cleopatra.
:24:44
Milady...
:24:48
Goodbye, poet.
:24:50
Thank you for your rhyming.
My coach is ready, and we have to part.
:24:54
Your coachman has abominable timing.
:24:57
He mends your carriage
but breaks my heart.