An Affair to Remember
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1:28:22
Well!
1:28:24
Come in.
1:28:27
Nickie! l'm so happy to see you. Come in.
1:28:32
How's my severest critic?
Oh, well, we'll see.

1:28:34
l see you've got them all arranged.
Let me hear the worst.

1:28:38
Six months' work.
You haven't wasted your time, Nickie.

1:28:42
Thank you. You should have seen
the 50 l dropped over the cliff.

1:28:45
Maybe you should have dropped this one.
l'm inclined to agree with you.

1:28:49
You know, l can read your state of mind
when you painted this.

1:28:53
You were very sorry for yourself
when you painted this one.

1:28:56
That one was painted in August.
1:29:00
You were angry here.
You were getting over your broken heart.

1:29:03
Broken heart? That stuff's not for me.
1:29:06
l'm glad to hear that.
Let's get down this end.

1:29:09
l'm coming to that. l'm coming to that.
1:29:14
Here, Nickie, you became a painter.
1:29:18
Thank you. l'm not exactly
ashamed of that one myself.

1:29:22
l had a great deal to say
and l painted it instead.

1:29:25
Your being away, alone, for a long time
has given you that grasp of...

1:29:30
l'll get it. Remember where you were.
l want to hear more.

1:29:34
Hello. Courbet's Paint and Varnish Store.
1:29:37
Nickie? l read you arrived today.
1:29:41
Lois! How nice.
How did you know l was here?

1:29:45
l called your hotel.
They said you were on this number.

1:29:48
Nickie, l've been thinking about you morning,
noon and night, and inbetween times too.

1:29:54
l was wondering if maybe you could...
1:29:58
Well...
1:29:59
No, l like the idea all right it's a nice offer.
But l can't make it this afternoon.


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