A Good Woman
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:25:03
This is expensive.
:25:05
- Nothing but the best for you.
- I know, I paid for it.

:25:07
Well, there is that.
:25:10
Should we be drinking this
early in the day?

:25:12
Well, somewhere in the world
it's very late.

:25:15
I don't want you thinking
I make a habit of this.

:25:17
Is that why you look so guilty?
:25:19
I don't like lying to her.
:25:21
I should go.
She's only gone to lunch.

:25:26
This is all the cash
I have right now.

:25:29
I'll set you up with an account.
:25:32
You can draw on it directly.
:25:34
I met Meg.
:25:36
It was by chance.
:25:39
It's all right,
she had no idea who I was.

:25:42
You spoke to her?
:25:44
Yes, for a minute.
She's very pretty.

:25:47
How did you two meet?
Was it love at first sight?

:25:52
I have to go.
:25:54
I'm curious. It's only natural.
:25:56
There's no point
to these questions.

:25:59
- Do you love her?
- Very much.

:26:03
I'd rather cut off my arm
than see Meg hurt.

:26:05
Are you protecting her or
your reputation?

:26:08
You don't know me at all.
:26:14
Did he work on your
wedding night?

:26:19
He's very conscientious
and I respect him for it.

:26:22
Suppose it wasn't work,
suppose he had a mistress.

:26:26
Well, I couldn't respect that.
:26:28
Once a wife's been betrayed...
:26:29
she has the freedom to
do likewise.

:26:31
No, that would make her as bad
as her husband, wouldn't it?

:26:33
Modern marriage thrives on
mutual deception.

:26:35
We are completely honest
with each other.

:26:38
You should make
him your model.

:26:40
I intend to.
From this moment on.

:26:44
Don't you like it?
:26:47
Oh, I'm saving it for Robert.
He loves figs.

:26:50
Share mine, then.
:26:55
Can we go to the
telegraph office?

:26:57
He probably hasn't eaten.

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