:55:01
I'd need to cancel my--
:55:03
I won't hear it.
The Atlantic is calling us.
:55:07
I'll be in New York on Monday.
:55:09
- You'll be in--?
- On Monday.
:55:11
I'll see what I can do.
:55:13
I can't promise anything.
I'll see what I can do, all right?
:55:37
I'm going to Versailles with Tourneur.
Will you come?
:55:40
I'm going to the Louvre.
:55:43
I'll meet you there later.
Countess Olenska expects us at 5:30.
:55:48
- What?!
- Didn't I tell you?
:55:52
Annie made me swear to do
three things in Paris:
:55:55
Get her the score
of the last Debussy songs...
:55:58
...go to the Grand Guignol
and see Madame Olenska.
:56:01
She was good to Annie when
Mr. Beaufort sent her to the Sorbonne.
:56:05
Wasn't the countess friendly
with his first wife?
:56:08
Mr. Beaufort said that she was.
:56:11
In any case, I called
the countess this morning...
:56:14
- ...introduced myself as her cousin--
- Did you tell her I was here?
:56:19
Of course. Why not?
:56:29
Lovely?
:56:33
I don't know.
:56:35
She was different.
:56:53
...it had been abstractly,
serenely...
:56:56
...like an imaginary loved one
in a book or picture.