:52:01
Beluga caviar, Dom Perignon, '55.
:52:04
- Monsieur.
- Thankyou.
:52:06
I understand you're Mr. Largo's niece.
:52:10
Sounds better than-- What would you say?
Mistress? Kept woman?
:52:14
I wouldn't say that.
Where did you meet him?
:52:17
In Capri. I was there
with my brother, Francois.
:52:22
Strange. I found Emilio attractive...
:52:25
then.
:52:28
- Does he live aboard theyacht?
- No. He has a house on the island.
:52:31
Must we talk about him?
I'd much rather dance.
:52:34
So would l.
:52:43
- Where is your brother now?
- In England.
:52:46
He's a Commandant
with the NATO forces there.
:52:48
He's a wonderful person.
:52:51
The trouble is
I never meet anyone like him.
:52:54
- Only men like Largo and myself.
- You are not like Largo.
:52:58
No?
:53:00
Why doyou say that?
:53:05
The wayyou hold me.
:53:12
There.
:53:19
- How long areyou staying in Nassau?
- We're going the day after tomorrow.
:53:24
As I said,
we haven't got much time.
:53:27
Emilio wants to leave.
:53:33
Areyou sleeping aboard tonight?
:53:37
I hoped you'd not be so obvious.
:53:40
Well, when one has so little time,
one sort ofhas to be obvious.
:53:42
- You know whereyou can fi nd me.
- Mr. Bond.
:53:45
Your niece is an excellent dancer.
:53:48
Let me prove I'm as good a loser
as you are a winner.
:53:51
Come to lunch on Sunday.
The Palmyra. It's my house.
:53:54
Sunday at noon, then.
:53:56
My dear.
:53:58
- Good night.
- Good night.