War and Peace
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:21:01
I wouldn't be here
except I've no alternative.

:21:04
I'm forced to be here.
You understand, don't you?

:21:10
Well, I think we'd better
leave now, Princess.

:21:17
Wait. I must talk to you.
:21:19
Dear Natasha,
I want to tell you...

:21:21
that I'm certain my brother
has found happiness.

:21:25
Princess, I think it is not
convenient to speak of that now.

:21:47
Isn't it wonderful?
:21:49
Aren't you glad you decided to come
instead of sitting home all night?

:21:52
I don't know.
Until Andre comes back...

:21:55
I can't be glad about anything.
:21:56
Well, it's only a few weeks.
Do you see that tall man over there?

:22:01
Yes. What about him?
:22:03
When we passed him,
I heard him say to his wife...

:22:05
"That's the Countess Rostov, the
one who's going to marry Bolkonsky.

:22:09
Lucky man. "
:22:11
- He said, "Lucky man?"
- Lucky man.

:22:17
I must write that to Andre.
:22:19
He can pass it on
to his horrible old father.

:22:26
- Countess Bezukhov has arrived.
- Bezukhov?

:22:29
One of my favorites.
I must call on her.

:22:33
Countess Bezukhov!
You're back in Moscow.

:22:35
I'm delighted to see you. The city
hasn't been the same without you.

:22:41
I've brought my two girls
with me, as you can see.

:22:52
Magnificent woman.
:22:54
Yes. You can understand how men
must fall in love with her.


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