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1:10:02
Do you think I'm crazy?
I don't even remember where I got it from.

1:10:06
- Have you got that tied fast?
- Yeah.

1:10:08
About that rope.
I took it from your boat yesterday.

1:10:11
If we're going to play true confessions,
1:10:14
I've got about 15 years head start.
1:10:17
We'll have to wait for the tide.
About an hour and a half.

1:10:20
You're going to be late for your office.
1:10:22
Whas the difference?
Dolce far niente.

1:10:25
- Paisø.
- Not yet, but I'm getting there.

1:10:48
Is wonderful.
1:10:50
It shows what can be accomplished
with cheap child labour.

1:10:54
Is about time. Get downstairs.
1:10:56
We'll take the ladder.
How about you?

1:10:59
I'll take the steps.
I forgot to wear my blue jeans tonight.

1:11:03
- I love you madly.
- Good night.

1:11:06
We'd better hurry.
1:11:08
I can hear them tuning up
over at the Country Club already.

1:11:12
Tom, I want you to know
I'm very flattered.

1:11:16
But, whatever got you out of your shell?
1:11:19
Even a hermit needs
a change of scenery occasionally.

1:11:22
And this is very pretty scenery.
1:11:24
Alice knew how I felt about you
all along.

1:11:27
- Is it all right to mention her now?
- Is it all right to mention John?

1:11:31
- Only with a snarl.
- I can manage a snarl for John.

1:11:34
Is so nice to have you back.
So very nice.

1:11:39
- Miss Jibson.
- Gibson.

1:11:41
Gibson... You have overlooked.
1:11:44
You're so right, '"I have overlooked.'"
1:11:47
Good night, Cinzia.
Will you see that the children get to bed?

1:11:50
Yes, Signor Winters,
I shall out the lights in half an hour.

1:11:54
- You do that. You out the lights.
- It is the wrong word?

1:11:57
- Is charmingly the wrong word.
- I shall turn out the lights in half an hour.


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