:14:00
Having women in my room. It's not permitted.
:14:04
I wouldn't say you'd had me exactly.
:14:06
Have you danced before?
:14:13
It was all right, wasn't it?
:14:15
Oh, I think so.
:14:16
Broke the ice, so to speak.
:14:19
-"Ice"?
-What?
:14:22
It'll do.
:14:24
Aren't you particular
about words at your college?
:14:27
I'm only here under sufferance really,
as a tutor and guide.
:14:32
I get all the Americans
and Frenchmen to mother.
:14:37
You love words, don't you?
:14:39
If one doesn't have words, how does one think?
:14:45
Shall I do that?
:14:47
What is your novel about?
:14:51
About?
:14:54
How to be free.
:14:56
How to be good...
:14:59
...and how to love.
:15:01
Well, that's all there is, I'd say.
:15:07
Language is all very well, you know, but...
:15:10
...it's not the only way
of understanding each other.
:15:13
There's sight and...
:15:15
...and smell and...touch, of course.
:15:23
I love your nose.
:15:26
It's snub.
:15:37
Snubby...
:15:38
...snubby, snubby.
:15:42
it's snubby, snubby, snubby.