1:38:01
I said to him: "Dear Hemingway,
I like you
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"One of these days I'll visit you
in Cuba"
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Do you know what he replied?
"If you do, I'll shoot you"
1:38:18
There's a man who knows his business
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Earns what he likes.
Millions of dollars
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Even an intellectual can't scorn that
1:38:30
It's hard to say what an intellectual
might scorn
1:38:33
My boy, never despise money
1:38:37
Our time, sir...
1:38:39
...is vile and anti-philosophical,
afraid to take a stand on values
1:38:45
As for democracy, in a nutshell,
it means: take things as they come
1:38:52
I respect that quotation,
but it's offensive here
1:38:57
He spoke it complacently,
but in despair
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It's the words that count,
not the author's intentions
1:39:09
- Shall I tell you what happened?
- Skip it
1:39:14
Fine. I'm not much good at confessions
1:39:19
I wonder what I am good at?
Not a love, it escapes me
1:39:27
I've plenty of vices,
but I hardly practise them
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I don't even like whisky
1:39:38
I think I've found the vice that
suits me; it's warm and good
1:39:50
How old are you?
1:39:54
Eighteen... plus many, many months