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One of my father's many ancestors.
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Should popes be ancestors?
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The call came late in life. He was
an ancestor before becoming a pope.
:16:17
I don't see much resemblance.
:16:20
He was better-looking
when he was younger.
:16:26
- Who is she?
- My mother.
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She was very beautiful.
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Was?
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She died two years ago in a car crash.
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How awful.
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- Very awful.
- Here you are.
:16:41
- I've ordered some tea.
- How marvelous.
:16:45
Curzio's been giving me
some of the family history.
:16:48
Oh, yes.
:16:50
Excuse me, I must go.
I have a long way to drive.
:16:53
But I hope we will meet again.
:16:55
- I hope so.
- Goodbye.
:16:57
- Till soon, then.
- Till soon.
:17:04
He's a nice boy, Curzio.
:17:07
Yes, very.
:17:12
- It's so beautiful.
- I'm glad you like it.
:17:16
- There's nothing like this in England.
- Thank you.
:17:18
But England has the most beautiful
country houses in the world.
:17:21
Have a chocolate.
:17:24
No, it's different here. There's a sense of...
:17:27
eternity.
:17:29
A sort of peacefulness.
:17:33
It's almost religious,
if you know what I mean.
:17:37
Yes?
:17:40
It seems to make life easier to bear.
:17:43
But you don't have any problem
in bearing the weight of life, do you?
:17:47
I don't know about that.
:17:49
On you, it must weigh very lightly.
For me, it's different.
:17:56
I recently lost someone, too.
Not like you did, but...