:44:00
mysterious, alluring,
provocative.
:44:02
Oh, Mr. Maranov...
:44:06
you could make a bat laugh.
:44:10
Oh, there's the noon whistle.
:44:12
l'd best be off.
:44:14
Your cottage is on my way home.
:44:16
May l have the pleasure
of escorting you?
:44:18
Ayuh, my last cavalier.
:44:22
Good day, Mrs. Strong.
:44:24
Good day, Mr. Maranov.
:44:27
Come down at 5:30, Mr. Maranov.
:44:31
Thank you, Mrs. Webber.
:44:45
l must have cooled off,
sitting so long.
:44:48
Well, another time,
another place...
:44:52
l would offer you
my cape to warm you.
:44:55
There's my Sir Walter again.
:44:58
-Please, my dear.
-Oh, no, Mr. Maranov.
:45:00
Oh, but you must.
:45:01
Oh, no, no.
:45:02
-l couldn't.
-But you must.
:45:04
You must accept
this last gesture...
:45:07
of a doomed
and ancient cavalier.
:45:10
Oh, my dear.
:45:12
Drape me, then.
:45:17
Your arm?
:45:44
l haven't been in a park
for a long time.
:45:49
Well, this is like
being in a park.
:45:51
No swans, though.
:45:55
Matthew and l used
to sit in the park.
:45:59
Philip could never sit
long enough to sit in the park.