:23:04
-.. by my elder brother.
- Oh, really?
:23:06
Yes. Charming and delightful
performance it is, too.
:23:11
I think you ought to go to bed
straight away, Miss Mabel.
:23:14
You're always ordering me around.
:23:17
I think it's most courageous of you.
:23:22
Especially as I'm not going
to bed for hours!
:23:43
Darling, you will write, won't you,...
:23:45
.. to Mrs Cheveley...
:23:47
.. and tell her that you cannot
support this scheme of hers?
:23:51
I might see her.
Perhaps that would be better.
:23:54
Oh, no, Robert,
you must never see her again.
:23:58
Darling, I know this woman.
We were at school together.
:24:02
I didn't trust her then
and I don't trust her now.
:24:05
She must know at once
that she has been mistaken in you.
:24:11
Now, all your life...
:24:13
.. you have stood apart from others.
:24:17
To the world, as to myself,...
:24:20
.. you have been an ideal, always.
:24:25
Be that ideal still.
:24:42
Claridge's Hotel.
:24:44
- No answer.
- Sir.
:24:55
Oh, I love you, Robert!
:24:58
Oh, love me!