:26:13
What you should do when I'm gone
:26:16
is to marry.
:26:19
What do you think of your cousin?
:26:26
Do I... do I understand you to propose
that I should marry Isabel?
:26:31
Well, that's what
it comes to in the end.
:26:34
Don't you like Isabel?
:26:37
Yes, very much.
I like Isabel very much.
:26:40
- I've thought a great deal about it.
- So have I.
:26:44
I don't mind telling you that.
:26:46
You're in love with her, then?
:26:48
I should think you would be.
It's as if she came over on purpose.
:26:58
No, I'm not in love with her, but...
:27:02
I should be, if...
certain things were different.
:27:06
Things are always different
from what they might be.
:27:13
I shall not live many years...
:27:16
but I hope long enough to see
what Isabel does with herself.
:27:19
I should like
to do something for her.
:27:22
- I should like to make her rich.
- What do you mean by rich?
:27:26
I call people rich
:27:28
when they're able to meet the
requirements of their imagination.
:27:32
To do what she likes with it?
:27:34
Absolutely what she likes.
:27:37
Good boy.
:27:40
You win.
:27:43
Down.
:27:48
Who is this Madame Merle?
:27:51
She's very charming.
:27:54
She plays beautifully.
:27:56
- She does everything beautifully.
- You don't like her.