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:17:03
I'm gonna throw the cat
out the window!

:17:06
His Excellency Count Racobelli
attended and Mons. Troisi Ragusa...

:17:10
was there to represent
the Holy Sea.

:17:14
Hey! Listen.
:17:17
Ciao. Is your mother home?
:17:25
Hello?
:17:27
Anybody home?
:17:31
Signora?
:17:33
Antonietta! I did it!
:17:36
Stay there a minute.
I'm coming.

:17:38
- There's someone at the door.
- I did it! I did it!

:17:43
Signora,
that young man is here...

:17:45
the one whose mother wrote you
from up north.

:17:47
Shall I let him in?
:17:53
- How do you do?
- I was making pasta. Let me help you.

:17:57
- Come in. Come in, please.
- Thanks.

:18:01
The signora's not feeling very well.
Come on. This way.

:18:05
One of her ovaries
is inflamed.

:18:07
We'll just set it down here, all right?
Come on. I'll show you the house.

:18:13
Come in, come in.
:18:16
I hope you don't mind children, 'cause
there's a lot of them living here.

:18:20
This is the dining room.
Florentine furniture. Nice, huh?

:18:25
- That's the signora's eldest son.
- Who is it?

:18:27
He's gonna work as a clerk.
:18:30
- Why did you have to go to the beach?
- How do you do?

:18:33
- Why shouldn't I have gone?
- Did you have to go at noon?

:18:37
When, then?
:18:38
My poor baby.
:18:43
A bad sunburn, huh?
Do you have a fever?

:18:47
I think so, yeah.
:18:49
- Nice shirt you got there.
- Thank you.

:18:58
You afraid of Chinamen? He is one
and he's even got kitchen privileges.


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