1:11:06
You know...
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You puzzle me, Mrs Boyd.
1:11:12
In what way?
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Remember I mentioned
your voice on the telephone?
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Yes.
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- And you told me you didn't sing.
- I don't.
1:11:25
I see. Have you ever been on the stage?
1:11:29
No.
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Strange, because I have
a very good ear for voices.
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Nine times out of ten it tells me...
well, almost everything.
1:11:42
After hearing yours,
even over the telephone,
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I could have entered a room
that was full of women
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and I could have walked
directly up to you.
1:11:53
That is remarkable.
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- But I would have been wrong.
- Why?
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Because I would have
walked up to a dark woman.
1:12:03
Dark and sultry, like one of... like one of
Sargent's Edwardian beauties.
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And that... is what puzzles me.
1:12:17
Would you mind
if we talked about my daughter first?
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You see, you are not by Sargent.
1:12:24
Oh, no. You are by Renoir. Oh, yes.
1:12:29
Definitement Renoir.
1:12:32
Have you ever seen
his Girl in April in the Frick?
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- I'm sorry. I...
- Beautiful. All rose and gold.
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Golden hair, golden sunshine.
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A golden girl smiling in a rose garden.
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You're a nymph with a sultry voice.
1:12:58
If you're not in a hurry...
I'd love to have a cup of coffee.