1:02:01
It hurts me.
1:02:04
Hurts me as if I'd fallen myself.
1:02:11
I don't understand you.
1:02:13
I should have said...
1:02:16
the man for you
would have had a more...
1:02:19
active, larger...
1:02:21
freer sort of nature.
1:02:25
I can't get over the sense
that Osmond is... is somehow...
1:02:29
... well, small.
1:02:34
"Small."
1:02:36
I think he's narrow... selfish.
1:02:39
He takes himself so seriously.
1:02:41
He's the incarnation of taste.
1:02:45
His taste is exquisite.
1:02:47
You ever seen such a taste,
a really exquisite one, ruffled?
1:02:51
I hope I will never fail
to gratify my husband's.
1:02:55
Oh.
1:02:57
That's... that's capital, that's...
1:03:01
wonderful!
1:03:02
That's what every wife
would wish for.
1:03:05
But weren't you meant
for something better
1:03:08
than to guard the sensibilities
of a sterile dilettante?
1:03:15
I've said what I've had on my mind.
1:03:21
Said it because I love you.
1:03:24
Then you're not disinterested.
1:03:32
I love you, but without hope.
1:03:41
I see Mr Osmond in quite another way.
1:03:45
He's not important, no.
He's not rich.
1:03:49
He has no titles
nor honours nor property.
1:03:54
If that's what you mean by small,
he's as small as you please.
1:03:58
I call that large.