Julia
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1:28:02
I like his face. Tell me what he is.
1:28:05
He's remarkable, difficult.
1:28:08
It's not simple together.
1:28:11
I don't know how to describe him.
1:28:13
He's an extraordinary kind of American man.
1:28:15
- I want you to meet him.
- Mmm. I want to. I'm coming to New York.

1:28:19
- When?
- I'll be coming in a few months.

1:28:21
I have to get a better leg.
1:28:25
We have to talk fast now.
There isn't much time.

1:28:29
I need you to do something else for me.
1:28:32
I have a baby.
1:28:38
I'll bring her with me
when I come to New York.

1:28:41
I want to leave her with you.
1:28:45
A little girl.
1:28:49
- Where is she?
- She's across the border in Alsace.

1:28:53
She lives with a baker's family.
I can see her whenever I can cross over...

1:28:56
but she shouldn't be in Europe.
1:28:58
It ain't a place for a baby these days.
1:29:03
- What's her name?
- Lilly.

1:29:10
She's fat. She's handsome.
She's very healthy.

1:29:13
She's nearly one year old.
1:29:15
And I don't even mind
that she looks like my mother.

1:29:26
I'll take care ofher.
1:29:28
Well, I won't stay away long.
I can't last much longer in Europe.

1:29:31
The crutches make me too noticeable.
1:29:34
You won't have to worry about anything.
There's enough money.

1:29:37
That doesn't matter. You know that.
1:29:40
The father won't disturb you. He doesn't want
to have anything to do with the baby or with me.

1:29:44
I don't know why I did it.
I don't care. The baby's good.


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