: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.
:25:05
Goodbye.
:25:24
Don't speak. Don't say a word. l love you.
:25:27
You look at me astonished.
You cannot be more surprised than l.
:25:30
But...
:25:33
l love you. Only you and you alone.
:25:36
Do you believe a word l say?
Don't answer. l forgive your disbelief.
:25:39
My own ears find it hard enough to believe
what my lips are telling you.
:25:43
One thing alone is clear.
You can't ride into my life and out again...
:25:46
without my knowing who you are, where
you come from, or where you're going to.
:25:50
Where are you going to, by the way?
Don't answer.
:25:53
Let me read it in your hand.