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Just next to the framing shop.
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This is Monsieur Thomson's
residence?

1:35:08
Yes, Madame.
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Mademoiselle.
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Oh! Sorry, l couldn't
have known.

1:35:13
ls Monsieur Thomson in?
1:35:14
l don't know. He said he was
only at home for a lady.

1:35:17
Well?
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There are two of you!
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lt's the same thing!
1:35:21
Well...
1:35:27
These Yankees
are an energetic lot.

1:35:33
l'm rather pleased to see
a bachelor flat, it's amusing.

1:35:38
Exciting, too.
1:35:40
The place is simply
fragrant with love.

1:35:42
Really, Arlette, love is all
you seem to think about.

1:35:44
l can only find it here,
so let me hold onto it.

1:35:49
l'm not here for fun.
l asked her along

1:35:52
as soon as l got Thomson's note
fixing a rendezvous here.

1:35:56
Apparently, he has
something to tell me

1:35:58
that cannot be said
at my husband's home.

1:36:02
Do you have any idea
what he wants to tell me?

1:36:04
No...but in any case, he has
acted like a true gentleman.

1:36:07
He kept his word.
1:36:08
ln fact, he held it back,
which is even more difficult.

1:36:12
You must ask Thomson to return
to America immediately.

1:36:15
That's exactly why l'm here.
1:36:20
You have a chaperone?
1:36:21
A lady doesn't usually
call on a single gentleman

1:36:24
alone in France.
1:36:25
But it happens all the same.
1:36:26
l suppose you've nothing to say
to my sister that l can't hear.

1:36:29
On the contrary.
1:36:31
Ah, Madame Janitor
has bought the port.

1:36:36
A drop of port,
Mademoiselle Poumaillac?

1:36:38
l'd love some.
1:36:40
You may have some biscuits, too.
1:36:43
Gladly.
1:36:52
Well, my friend, l'm waiting to
hear this serious news of yours.


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