:14:06
And if l lived to be a hundred,
l'd never forget you.
:14:15
There were times when l felt lonely here.
:14:18
Sometimes my heart was heavy,
more than you can imagine.
:14:24
l haven't always done the right thing.
:14:29
But whenever l saw you...
:14:31
l felt better, a better person, too.
:14:37
But, my dear lady....
:14:41
And l want to thank you for that.
:14:48
Goodbye, my dear friend!
:14:51
Give my regards to your friend,
Miss Trippelli.
:14:57
l have thought of her a lot recently
and of Prince Kotschukoff.
:15:03
lt's a strange relationship.
:15:07
Yet l can understand it.
:15:23
Let me hear from you.
:15:28
Or l shall write.
:15:43
''I am Ieaving tomorrow by boat,
and this is a fareweII note.
:15:47
''Innstetten expects me back in a few days,
but I shaII not return.
:15:51
''You know why.
:15:54
''It wouId have been better
if I had never seen this pIace.
:15:58
''I beg you not to take this as a reproach.