:29:01
I ask so little:
ambassador to the Vatican.
:29:05
"Poor Vidauban."
:29:08
Henri alone can persuade Rollan.
:29:10
I assure you that the Polish lady -
:29:14
THE VIDAUBAN AFFAIR -
ARMY IS PLACED ON ALERT
:29:23
- You've lost weight, sir.
- I'll stop by my tailor's.
:29:29
Moths!
:29:31
It should be taken out more often.
:29:34
Sylvestre!
:29:35
Sorry, sir.
:29:45
Is Henri in?
:29:49
The count
will be delighted to see you.
:29:55
- You're going? I was sure.
- What's the hurry?
:29:57
A present for you. When you're bored
on bivouac, it'll be something to read.
:30:01
"The History of Poland
under the Czars."
:30:04
Since you won't stop talking
about Poland
:30:06
and the Slavic soul,
you can do some research.
:30:08
Very feminine touch.
:30:10
Think we don't understand?
:30:11
- I knitted you some socks.
- I made you a first-aid kit:
:30:16
iodine, cotton balls, bandages.
Everything you need.
:30:18
So nice of you.
:30:19
Now we understand.
:30:21
- This is the reason we never see you.
- Very pretty reasons.
:30:24
You've barging in on a family meeting.
These are my war pen pals.
:30:27
Sylvestre, serve some refreshments.
:30:30
- Tea.
- We'll help you.
:30:33
Can I lend a hand?
:30:36
It's time to act.
You must convince Rollan.
:30:39
- You're counting on me?
- He trusts you.
:30:41
What are you getting at?
:30:43
The general seemed very taken
with that Polish lady.
:30:48
I haven't seen Princess Sorokowska again,
and I don't intend to.
:30:52
She's married, with a life of her own.
- Not yet.
:30:56
The marriage isn't for a month.
:30:58
Martin-Michaud wished to marry