:24:01
I might as well be reaching
for the moon.
:24:04
The moon?
:24:07
Oh, you young people
are so old-fashioned!
:24:10
Have you not heard? We are building
rockets to reach the moon.
:24:17
To begin with, you must stop looking
like a horse.
:24:21
Horse?
:24:26
"His name is Baron Saint Fontanel."
:24:29
Baron!
:24:31
"He came here for a refresher course
in soufflés
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and liked me so much he decided
to stay on for the fish."
:24:39
- What does she say about David?
- David? She's got a baron!
:24:43
"The Baron is 74 years old,
:24:46
and very sweet and very wise."
:24:49
"He has a box at the opera,
a racing stable, wonderful paintings
:24:53
and his own vineyards."
:24:54
"Tomorrow night he is taking me
to a very fashionable charity ball
:24:59
and I have a dress
just for the occasion."
:25:02
"If David could only see me in it."
:25:04
"Yards of skirt
and way off the shoulders."
:25:08
Good morning, sir.
:25:09
- Morning. What's going on?
- A letter from Sabrina.
:25:13
Wouldn't you like to read it?
There's something about you.
:25:28
- Poor Sabrina.
- What's wrong with him?
:25:31
He's getting married again.
:25:33
- He is?
- Number four.
:25:36
Who says so?
:25:37
Cholly Knickerbocker. Don't you
people ever read the society columns?