:38:01
Shoot.
:38:04
Shoot.
:38:17
Don't laugh!
:38:20
Get well soon, dear Wanda.
:38:22
It's cousin Rita, wishing you well.
What? You send your thanks?
:38:25
What cousin?
This is Furio, the porter.
:38:28
- We're going to the theater.
- Ask her if we can come up.
:38:32
You're not coming?
:38:34
That's too bad.
Uncle got us tickets.
:38:37
That is, Rita's fiancé,
the accountant, got them,
:38:40
The accountant is out, and so is his wife.
There's nobody here.
:38:45
- No, you just get better.
- Let's go up and see her.
:38:49
We'll come by later.
:38:51
No? Sure you don't need anything?
:38:56
You don't wantAunt and Uncle to --
:38:58
All right, I'll call from the theater.
:39:02
Bye, Wanda!
:39:04
Rita says good-bye.
:39:06
Bye. I'm sending you a kiss.
:39:12
Is she coming to the theater?
:39:14
No, I don't think so.
:39:17
She's not hungry right now.
- Perhaps some broth...
:39:22
Absolutely not.
She needs to fast.
:39:25
A strict fast.
:39:27
Yes, I agree.
:39:30
Uncle is right.
She should fast.
:39:33
Ivan, I was telling the accountant
that you're an excellent poet.
:39:37
Let's hear the poem you composed
for your fiancée.
:39:40
The one that goes:
''She is graceful, sweet and teeny''?
:39:44
- Yes.
- It's an ode.
:39:46
A sonnet.
:39:52
''She is graceful, sweet and teeny,
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and everyone calls her--''