The Remains of the Day
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:25:01
...Congressman Lewis,
to arrive on the same day.

:25:04
Who is he, this American?
:25:06
He's an unknown quantity. A young
congressman from Pennsylvania.

:25:11
Sits on some sort of powerful
Foreign Affairs Committee.

:25:14
Heir to one of those
American fortunes.

:25:17
-Meatpacking?
-Trolley cars?

:25:19
Or dry goods?
:25:21
What are dry goods?
:25:23
Something that Americans make
a lot of money in.

:25:26
No, I think Mr. Lewis' fortune
comes from cosmetics, actually.

:25:36
It's old Mr. Stevens!
:25:38
Get a cushion, quickly.
A blanket!

:25:44
The silver!
The silver!

:25:47
Oh, my lord. Sorry.
:25:50
You'll be all right.
:25:52
Thank you, sir. I'm sorry.
What happened?

:25:55
-He tripped with the tray.
-I saw it from the window.

:25:58
This has never happened before.
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-May I telephone the doctor?
-Yes, do.

:26:05
-I'm sorry.
-Don't worry.

:26:19
Your father feeling better?
:26:22
He's made a full recovery.
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Good.
:26:25
We don't wish to see anything
of that sort ever happen again, do we?

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-I mean, your father collapsing.
-Indeed not, my lord.

:26:33
And it could happen anywhere.
:26:35
At any time.
:26:38
The first of the foreign delegates
will be here in less than a fortnight.

:26:42
-We are well prepared, my lord.
-I'm sure you are.

:26:45
What happens within this house
could have...

:26:48
...considerable repercussions
on the course that Europe takes.

:26:52
It means a great deal.
:26:54
And it means a great deal
to me personally.

:26:57
I had a German friend,
Karl-Heinz Bremann.


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