:32:03
Yes, I'm up.
:32:05
When one gets up,
one has to eat something.
:32:09
So I thought perhaps you'd come
and sit at the table?
:32:15
I'd like some hot water.
:32:18
- I can't even think of food.
- The samovar is hot.
:32:38
I'm very sorry,
Madame Vavilova,
:32:41
but you seem
to be pregnant.
:32:44
I would've gotten rid of him,
but it was too late.
:32:47
I haven't been off the horseback
for three months.
:32:51
I've drunk so much iodine
from our army dispensary.
:32:54
He's like
a knife in my heart.
:32:56
He's wasting me,
even my palms get all sweaty.
:33:00
Oh, my God, this woman
has lost her mind.
:33:03
Your words will make
even stones cry.
:33:06
One shouldn't say such things
even about the children of his enemy.
:33:10
And you're speaking
of your own flesh and blood!
:33:15
Where's the samovar?
I'll bring it.
:33:19
Are you out of your mind?
:33:20
Lifting such a locomotive
in your condition!
:33:23
It weighs no less
than three poods!
:33:39
Please, come on in,
Madame Vavilova.
:33:45
Sit down on that chair,
this one has a shaky leg.
:33:54
I've got my own sugar,
from my ration.