The Age of Innocence
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:14:00
I couldn't wait.
:14:01
- I wish it hadn't been at a ball.
- But even here we're alone.

:14:05
The worst of it is that
I want to kiss you and I can't.

:14:22
Did you tell Ellen as I asked you to?
:14:26
I didn't have a chance after all.
:14:28
She's my cousin.
If others know before she does....

:14:32
She's been away for so long.
She's rather sensitive.

:14:35
I'll tell her.
But I didn't see her yet.

:14:39
- She didn't come at the last minute.
- At the last minute?

:14:43
She thought her dress
wasn't smart enough.

:14:46
We thought it was lovely,
but she asked to be taken home.

:14:51
Oh, well.
:15:10
Very handsome.
:15:12
Very liberal.
:15:14
In my time, a cameo set in pearls
was thought to be sufficient.

:15:18
But it's the hand that sets off
the ring, isn't it?

:15:22
The setting shows
the stone beautifully.

:15:26
But it looks bare
to old-fashioned eyes.

:15:28
I hope you don't mean mine, my dear.
I like all the novelties.

:15:33
My hands were modeled in Paris by
the great Rochet. He should do May's.

:15:38
Show me, child.
:15:40
Her hand is so tempered.
:15:43
These modern sports spread the joints.
:15:46
But the skin is white.
:15:48
When's the wedding?
:15:50
Soon, if only you'll back me up,
Mrs. Mingott.

:15:55
We must give them time
to know each other better.

:15:58
Know each other?
:15:59
Everyone in New York
has always known everyone.


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