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You're both so young and so old.
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Older than my husband who's
forty years older. He's never sensible.
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So I gathered.
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You don't even know him.
You don't even ask questions about him.
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Normally, people gape
when I say how old he is.
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What am I supposed to do?
Shout?
:46:21
Am I nothing to you?
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I know what people think.
:46:37
A country doctor's daughter,
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my husband's name and fortune.
:46:43
They only think about that...
:46:47
When I met him,
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he was beside a stream,
a bullet in the chest...
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nearly dead.
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I ran to get my father.
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We took him home.
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I was 16.
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My father saved him,
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but I tended to him,
day and night, for weeks.
:47:14
I didn't know who he was,
nor why he was wounded.
:47:19
I didn't dare ask.
He was so mysterious.
:47:25
My father cured him, and he left.
:47:29
I was convinced he had forgotten me.
:47:35
Six months later, he came back...
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and proposed to me.
:47:44
Stay! You never speak about yourself.
:47:47
Tomorrow we part!
:47:49
- What's to say?
- Talk to me.
:47:51
About her.
:47:52
- Who?
- Your mother.
:47:54
What about my mother?
:47:55
Is there anyone else in your life?
:47:58
You're drunk.
:47:59
She knows you're going back?