1:42:03
If you should send for me...
1:42:06
I'd come.
1:42:08
Your husband
won't consent to that.
1:42:10
No, he won't like it,
1:42:13
but I might go all the same.
1:42:21
I'd hoped to find Lord Warburton here
and to be able to congratulate Pansy.
1:42:26
You shouldn't have gone to Naples,
but stayed to watch.
1:42:29
Is it too late?
1:42:31
It's all over. Please...
1:42:33
just let it rest.
1:42:35
I've no doubt Osmond will
happily discuss it with you.
1:42:38
Oh, I know what he thinks.
He came to see me last evening.
1:42:45
As soon as you arrived?
1:42:49
Your husband judges you severely.
1:42:56
Wait. Please.
1:43:13
I want, if possible,
to learn the truth.
1:43:19
What truth do you speak of?
1:43:22
Just this...
1:43:27
whether Lord Warburton changed
his mind quite of his own accord
1:43:32
or because you recommended it.
1:43:35
To please himself,
I mean, or to please you?
1:43:38
Now, don't be unreasonable.
1:43:41
Don't take offence.
1:43:48
If Lord Warburton simply
got tired of the child,
1:43:51
that's one thing, and it's a pity.
1:43:54
But if he gave her up to please you,
1:43:58
that's another.