:29:05
Oh, no, Arthur, I couldn't.
:29:07
I think it is better
he should know the exact truth.
:29:09
So you want me to tell him... What?
:29:12
That I intended a...
:29:15
.. secret...
:29:17
A secret rendezvous, yes.
:29:18
With a single man?
You want me to tell him that?
:29:21
It's scandalous!
:29:23
It's also the truth!
In this case, it may be our best option.
:29:27
- But I couldn't possibly tell him.
- Then may I do it?
:29:30
Certainly not. And you must give me
your word that you never will.
:29:35
You are wrong, Gertrude!
:29:39
But I will give you my word.
:29:41
That you will never tell me what,
Lord Goring?
:29:44
Robert.
:29:51
What does this mean?
:29:57
Robert, I had meant to
give it to you last night...
:30:00
Last night?
:30:03
Yes, when Gertrude sent it over,...
:30:06
.. but you left in such a hurry...
:30:08
So this letter is intended for me?
:30:13
Well, of cour...
:30:16
Oh, my goodness, you didn't think...
:30:19
You couldn't possibly think that...
:30:23
The name,...
:30:25
.. the address on the envelope is yours.
:30:28
She knew that when you left here
you would come to me at once.
:30:32
Well, it stands to reason, old man.
Come on!
:30:37
It's true, Robert.
:30:39
I delivered it myself.
:30:42
You did?
:30:44
You did? Um... you did.
:30:47
Certainly.
:30:50
As you will remember, Gertrude,
after my rehearsals, I called in for tea.
:30:55
When you mentioned the letter,...
:30:57
.. I remarked I was shortly
to meet Lord Goring...