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Cognac? Si.
Due cognac. Francese.
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Bene.
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Maria, Maria,
Maria, Maria.
:33:11
I'd figured things
so differently.
:33:14
They've offered me that job
at the University of Pisa...
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where my father taught.
:33:20
Well, I figured you and I
would live at Marina di Pisa
in the house where I was born.
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You'd like that house.
Looks out over the sea.
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And I'd teach Kathy
how to sail.
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First, I'm afraid,
you'd have to teach her to swim.
:33:39
We could buy her an asino.
:33:41
- Asino?
- Yeah, a donkey.
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Oh! What would such a little girl do
with a huge asino?
:33:48
Well, I don't mean
a huge asino.
:33:50
I mean... a little one.
:33:54
Like the kind
that come from Sardinia.
:33:57
They're very strong.
:34:01
He could pull her around in a cart.
You think she'd like that?
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- She would.
- I can't lie to you. It isn't paradise.
:34:09
I'm not a rich man.
:34:11
I mean, we have to pump
our own water from the well...
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and every time there's a... every time
it thunders, the electricity goes off.
:34:20
But I like candlelight.
:34:24
When the wind blows
from Africa, it's very hot.
:34:28
It gets on your nerves.
:34:31
Everybody quarrels.
:34:34
You and I'd probably have
a lot of quarrels.
:34:36
Would we, darling? Why?
:34:38
Well, the same reason
my mother and father quarreled.
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- But I thought they'd been so happy.
- They were.
:34:43
They were very. Except he was
an Italian, and he behaved like one.
:34:49
He liked to lead his own life.
So he'd go off in the evening...
:34:52
and he'd go to a café...
and play cards.
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Well, Mother thought
he ought to be home with her.