:39:04
because he's the kindest husband
in the world.
:39:08
It's fortunate that Alma
is so understanding.
:39:14
Perhaps I ought to warn that nursemaid Maj,
or whatever her name is.
:39:21
I must say she's very pretty,
and good with the children.
:39:24
Beautiful colouring and a nice figure.
:39:28
Pity she limps, the poor thing.
:39:34
Are you sad
because you've grown old?
:39:38
I'm certainly not.
Everything's getting worse.
:39:42
Worse people,
worse machines, worse wars...
:39:47
and worse weather.
:39:48
I'm glad Ill soon be dead.
:39:50
You're an incorrigible old misanthrope
and always have been.
:39:55
- I don't agree with you.
- I thought as much.
:39:59
That doesn't stop me from crying.
:40:04
Would you mind if I cry a little?
:40:22
No, upon my soul, I can't.
The tears won't come.
:40:26
I'll have to have some more cognac.
:40:41
What are you laughing at?
:40:44
Do you remember when we sat there
on the sofa kissing madly?
:40:50
You had unbuttoned my blouse,
:40:52
and something else too.
:40:55
Then suddenly the curtain
was drawn aside,
:40:58
and there stood my dear husband.