:47:03
I'm afraid his lordship's
not at home this evening, my lady.
:47:10
I-I see.
:47:12
- I'm sorry, Lady Chiltern.
- Not at all.
:47:25
As you keep saying!
:47:29
- Is she in there?
- Yes, my lord.
:47:38
Oh, my dear fellow.
:47:40
I'm sorry, Arthur,
I didn't know where else to go.
:47:50
I don't know what to do, Arthur.
:47:53
Robert,...
:47:55
.. last night you were telling me...
:47:57
.. how much Gertrude means to you,
how much you love her.
:48:01
More than anything in the world.
:48:05
There is a wide gulf...
:48:07
.. between us now
and I fear I shall never bridge it.
:48:10
I fear she will never forgive me.
:48:13
Surely there must be some sin
in her past life, any sin,...
:48:17
.. weakness, perhaps, that might
help her to understand yours.
:48:21
I don't believe Gertrude knows
what weakness is.
:48:24
But she loves you, Robert.
She cannot but forgive you.
:48:28
I feel certain, if she could hear you now,...
:48:31
.. the regret you feel about your past.
:48:34
Regret?
:48:37
Yes, regret.
:48:39
I feel certain that she would pity you.
:48:41
Perhaps, even at this moment,
she is pitying you,...
:48:45
.. praying that she might
once again be in your arms.
:48:48
God grant it, but I doubt it.
:48:51
There is something else
I need to tell you about, Arthur.
:48:55
The debate on the Argentine canal
is to begin at 10.30.