1. Driver.Copy !req
2. - Driver, stop!
- What troubles you in there?Copy !req
3. Why do you want to stop?Copy !req
4. The man up there,
he is bleeding to death.Copy !req
5. Can't stop. Not here.Copy !req
6. Brakes won't hold.Copy !req
7. Orderly.Copy !req
8. Orderly!Copy !req
9. And just as guilty as
a soldier would be,Copy !req
10. who deserted his post under fire.Copy !req
11. Now, in making an
example of you, I...Copy !req
12. I beg your pardon, sir. I have some
wounded outside. I am looking for the...Copy !req
13. Oh, yes, yes, yes.
You want the Italian unit.Copy !req
14. We're the English here, you see.Copy !req
15. Yes, Number 207.Copy !req
16. They're in the other wing.
Moved in today.Copy !req
17. Yes, out that way, straight ahead.Copy !req
18. - Thank you, Major.
- Hmm.Copy !req
19. Shh!Copy !req
20. Tut-tut!Copy !req
21. What's the girlfriend been doing?Copy !req
22. Typical male conceit!Copy !req
23. I think they're going
to send her back home.Copy !req
24. That's a dirty shame.Copy !req
25. - She'll be disgraced.
- It's regulations.Copy !req
26. At least they might let
her have her baby here.Copy !req
27. If they send her back now,
all her friends will know.Copy !req
28. - And her family.
- She's only herself to blame.Copy !req
29. This is war, Fergy,
and she loved him.Copy !req
30. Shh, here they come.Copy !req
31. Well, is it necessary for us
all to be here at one time?Copy !req
32. Get back to your posts.Copy !req
33. You will be packed and ready
to leave within the hour.Copy !req
34. Molly?Copy !req
35. Can I help you pack?Copy !req
36. I guess so. If you want to.Copy !req
37. Why, of course I want to.Copy !req
38. - Good girl.
- I beg your pardon?Copy !req
39. I say, she's the only human
being in the whole lot of us.Copy !req
40. I'm sorry Miss Barkley appears
to sympathise with oneCopy !req
41. who has disgraced the
uniform we all wear.Copy !req
42. - Baby!
- Rinaldi!Copy !req
43. - Frederico!
- Get away. You're filthy.Copy !req
44. You Anglo-Saxons!
You're not too clean yourself.Copy !req
45. Did you bring me some
good cases, baby?Copy !req
46. Did you have trouble finding us?Copy !req
47. - No.
- How do you feel?Copy !req
48. - Is there going to be an offensive?
- There's not...Copy !req
49. Were you under fire? Madonna,
but I worried about you!Copy !req
50. Yes, I can see how much
you've been worrying.Copy !req
51. Seven operations today, baby.
And one of them was beautiful.Copy !req
52. I took the heart out.Copy !req
53. It lay in my hand and
it beat like this.Copy !req
54. You should have seen it.
It was lovely!Copy !req
55. Soon, Rinaldi will be the best
surgeon in all the corps.Copy !req
56. Then, in all the army.
And some day, in all of Italy.Copy !req
57. - Why not in all the world?
- Why not?Copy !req
58. You will like it here, baby.Copy !req
59. What sort of a town
is this? Any girls?Copy !req
60. Many beautiful English nurses.Copy !req
61. - No, I mean, girls.
- Girls, too, a house full of them.Copy !req
62. Another Villa Rossa?Copy !req
63. Some of them have never
been to the front before.Copy !req
64. Perhaps.Copy !req
65. But the nurses are much nicer.
The most beautiful is Miss Barkley.Copy !req
66. I am in love with her.Copy !req
67. - Does she know it?
- Not yet.Copy !req
68. - Have you any money?
- Yes.Copy !req
69. - Lend me 50 lire.
- What for?Copy !req
70. I want to make on Miss Barkley
the impression of a manCopy !req
71. of sufficient wealth.Copy !req
72. - All right.
- Thank you.Copy !req
73. You are my great and good
friend and financial protector.Copy !req
74. And you're an ass.Copy !req
75. And now we will eat and drink,Copy !req
76. and I will take you
to meet Miss Barkley.Copy !req
77. But you must make for me
a good impression upon her.Copy !req
78. Now, listen...Copy !req
79. But you must. And you
can have a nurse, too.Copy !req
80. There is another one
named Miss Ferguson.Copy !req
81. She is also very, very nice.Copy !req
82. - No.
- "No"?Copy !req
83. First, we will eat and drink,Copy !req
84. and then we'll go and see the girls who
have never been to the front before.Copy !req
85. Yes?Copy !req
86. Yes.Copy !req
87. You know what an American is?Copy !req
88. - Yes.
- What is it?Copy !req
89. She doesn't know.Copy !req
90. - Well, I'm an American.
- Then what are you doing here?Copy !req
91. - Drinking, mostly.
- He liked the uniform.Copy !req
92. Wrong.Copy !req
93. I liked their language.Copy !req
94. Then what were you doing in Italy?Copy !req
95. Studying.Copy !req
96. Studying what?Copy !req
97. Architecture.Copy !req
98. You know what that is?Copy !req
99. - Yes.
- What?Copy !req
100. You see, she doesn't know.Copy !req
101. - Neither do I.
- Oh, you've had too much wine.Copy !req
102. It's filthy wine.Copy !req
103. It takes the enamel off your teeth and
leaves it on the roof of your mouth.Copy !req
104. - Where was I?
- Architecture.Copy !req
105. Oh, yes. Look...Copy !req
106. I'll explain.Copy !req
107. This, my dear, is called an arch.Copy !req
108. The arch, my dear, is perhaps the
oldest of architectural devices.Copy !req
109. Arch. Architecture.Copy !req
110. The very word will tell you how
inextricably the two are one.Copy !req
111. In a word, my dear,Copy !req
112. architecture is the most
ancient of the arts.Copy !req
113. Just as yours is the most
ancient of the professions.Copy !req
114. You'd better put your shoe on,
or you'll get cold feet.Copy !req
115. If you please, I'd like to go now.
The air raid seems to be over.Copy !req
116. Catherine!Copy !req
117. Catherine!Copy !req
118. - Catherine!
- Here I am, Fergy. I'm coming.Copy !req
119. - Oh, I worried. Oh!
- Oh.Copy !req
120. - You think I'd been blown away?
- I didn't know what to think.Copy !req
121. Nobody saw where you went.Copy !req
122. Who's that man?Copy !req
123. Oh, I don't know.
Some lunatic. Come on.Copy !req
124. What if we take the
mountains to the north?Copy !req
125. Behind them are more mountains,
and behind those, more yet.Copy !req
126. And we take them all only if
the Austrians stop fighting.Copy !req
127. One side must stop.Copy !req
128. - Stop? It will go on forever.
- Like him.Copy !req
129. The Priest wants the
Austrians to win the war.Copy !req
130. - No, no, no. It is not true.
- But you don't want us to attack.Copy !req
131. If we must have war,
I suppose we have to attack.Copy !req
132. Oh, but so many die that way.Copy !req
133. But what is death to a Christian.Copy !req
134. Don't encourage him, Fergy.Copy !req
135. Frederico.Copy !req
136. - Oh, you are back safe.
- Hello, Father.Copy !req
137. - I am so glad.
- The Priest prayed for you, Frederico.Copy !req
138. - Every time you go out he does the same.
- Oh, I pray for you all.Copy !req
139. You are late, baby.
How is it up there? Quiet?Copy !req
140. You nearly missed the party.
But it is very dull.Copy !req
141. But Miss Barkley is here,
and her friend Miss Ferguson.Copy !req
142. The one you will like. Come.Copy !req
143. Miss Barkley, permit
me to present to youCopy !req
144. my friend and war brother,
Lieutenant Henry.Copy !req
145. He has just returned
back from the front.Copy !req
146. How do you do?Copy !req
147. And this is Miss Ferguson.Copy !req
148. - How do you do?
- How do you do?Copy !req
149. Now he begins again, that fellow.Copy !req
150. Quick, let us go into the garden.Copy !req
151. Now, you stay here.Copy !req
152. I will find something for us to drink.
Asti? Grappa? Vermouth?Copy !req
153. - Which do you like?
- All of them.Copy !req
154. Then you shall have all of them.Copy !req
155. - Nice out here.
- Hmm, isn't it?Copy !req
156. We seem fated to bump into
each other in the dark.Copy !req
157. I'm sorry about that.
I mistook you for someone else.Copy !req
158. So I gathered.Copy !req
159. - I had been drinking.
- I gathered that, too.Copy !req
160. - Mad?
- No.Copy !req
161. - You're an American, aren't you?
- Yes.Copy !req
162. Well, then what are you
doing in the Italian army?Copy !req
163. It's not really the army,
it's only the ambulance.Copy !req
164. It's very odd, though.
Why did you do it?Copy !req
165. I don't know. Why did you?Copy !req
166. Oh, I joined up in England.Copy !req
167. Besides, the boy I was
engaged to had gone across.Copy !req
168. - Where is Miss Ferguson?
- Why don't you go see?Copy !req
169. Yes, do bring her out,
Captain Rinaldi.Copy !req
170. - Have some?
- Thanks.Copy !req
171. He's sore.Copy !req
172. What for?Copy !req
173. Because I'm here with you.Copy !req
174. Women prefer him, as a rule.Copy !req
175. Shall we take a walk?Copy !req
176. Yes, let's.Copy !req
177. Where is he now?Copy !req
178. - Who?
- The boy you're engaged to.Copy !req
179. - He's dead.
- Oh.Copy !req
180. He was killed in the Somme.Copy !req
181. Were you engaged long?Copy !req
182. Eight years. We grew up together.Copy !req
183. Why didn't you marry?Copy !req
184. I didn't know what the
war was like then.Copy !req
185. If I had it to do over again,
I'd marry him, or anything.Copy !req
186. When I joined up,
I remember having this silly ideaCopy !req
187. that he might come to the
hospital where I was,Copy !req
188. with a sabre cut, I suppose,
and a bandage around his head.Copy !req
189. Shot through the shoulder.
Something picturesque.Copy !req
190. This is a picturesque front.
Not France.Copy !req
191. He didn't have a sabre cut.Copy !req
192. They blew him to bits.Copy !req
193. What are you thinking about now?Copy !req
194. About whisky.Copy !req
195. What about whisky?Copy !req
196. About how nice it is.Copy !req
197. And you're nice, too.Copy !req
198. No.Copy !req
199. - Why not?
- No, don't.Copy !req
200. - Yes.
- No, please!Copy !req
201. I'm sorry. Did I hurt you?Copy !req
202. It's all right.Copy !req
203. I'm dreadfully sorry. Really.Copy !req
204. I... I just couldn't bear the
nurses'-evening-off aspect of it.Copy !req
205. It's quite all right.
I don't mind at all.Copy !req
206. Poor man.Copy !req
207. You see, I've been leading
a funny sort of life.Copy !req
208. Besides, you're so very beautiful.Copy !req
209. You don't have to talk a lot
of nonsense, I said I'm sorry.Copy !req
210. We could get along.Copy !req
211. Couldn't we?Copy !req
212. You're sweet.Copy !req
213. - No, I'm not.
- Yes, you're a dear.Copy !req
214. I'd be very glad to have you
kiss me now, if you don't mind.Copy !req
215. You are looking for someone?Copy !req
216. - Have you seen Miss Barkley?
- Miss Barkley?Copy !req
217. - Didn't she go out there with you?
- With me?Copy !req
218. - No, no, no.
- But just a little while ago...Copy !req
219. I thought I saw her go
out to the garden gateCopy !req
220. with the Lieutenant Henry.Copy !req
221. She went out with an officer? Alone?Copy !req
222. Well, perhaps I was mistaken,
you know, it is quite dark out there.Copy !req
223. Oh, she wouldn't do that.Copy !req
224. No. No, I am sure I was mistaken.Copy !req
225. Where is she, then?Copy !req
226. You're a grand girl.Copy !req
227. I'm a crazy girl.Copy !req
228. - Why?
- To stay out here.Copy !req
229. It's nice. Isn't that enough?Copy !req
230. Hmm, it's nice. I suppose
that has to be enoughCopy !req
231. for people who are living as we live.Copy !req
232. Back home, I'd have courted
you and sent you flowers.Copy !req
233. Out here, you crowd
it all into one hour.Copy !req
234. Isn't that the way it's
got to be, out here?Copy !req
235. Look...Copy !req
236. Tomorrow morning I've got
to go up to the front again.Copy !req
237. And if a shell got me and
you never saw me again,Copy !req
238. then we'd both be sorry that
we've been so formal and waited.Copy !req
239. Besides, what's there so fine in
putting it off, dragging it out,Copy !req
240. - giving me your lips tonight...
- No...Copy !req
241. - ... your throat tomorrow...
- No.Copy !req
242. No, wait. No, please... No...Copy !req
243. Catherine?Copy !req
244. Thanks for the lovely concert.Copy !req
245. - I...
- I hope you are not worriedCopy !req
246. about Miss Barkley.Copy !req
247. It's not like her to
disappear this way.Copy !req
248. Well, perhaps she felt ill
and went home alone.Copy !req
249. Perhaps. Good night.Copy !req
250. Come, girls, come.Copy !req
251. Why didn't you tell me?Copy !req
252. It doesn't matter.Copy !req
253. If it had to happen,
I'd rather it were like this.Copy !req
254. I couldn't know.Copy !req
255. In a church or out under the stars.Copy !req
256. - Well, why not?
- "Why not"? There's a war on.Copy !req
257. And tonight, who cares,
and tomorrow, who knows.Copy !req
258. What did you say your name was?Copy !req
259. Stop it.Copy !req
260. If you...Copy !req
261. If you knew how I was back home,
you'd see the funny side of it.Copy !req
262. Please, stop it.Copy !req
263. Oh!Copy !req
264. We blame everything on
the war, but that's rot.Copy !req
265. It's something in ourselves.Copy !req
266. The lady sat in the public square
and mourned her lost innocence.Copy !req
267. Don't be sorry.Copy !req
268. I'm not.Copy !req
269. I love you.Copy !req
270. Oh, darling.Copy !req
271. Did you have a nice, uh, time, baby?Copy !req
272. You made progress with her, eh?Copy !req
273. We're friends.
If that's what you mean.Copy !req
274. I mean, uh...Copy !req
275. Was she nice to you,
practically speaking?Copy !req
276. - Shut up!
- I am a man of extreme delicacy,Copy !req
277. - but was she...
- Rinaldi!Copy !req
278. Will you please shut up?Copy !req
279. If you wanna be a
friend of mine, shut up.Copy !req
280. I am your best friend
and your war brother.Copy !req
281. Then shut up.Copy !req
282. Miss Barkley prefers you
to me. That is very clear.Copy !req
283. But Miss Ferguson is very nice, too.Copy !req
284. You like her?Copy !req
285. No.Copy !req
286. That you of all people...Copy !req
287. A lot of geese, that's what
you are! Silly geese!Copy !req
288. Stuffed with bunk about
woman's part in the war.Copy !req
289. We must bring solace
to the men who fight,Copy !req
290. sacrifice ourselves, give ourselves.Copy !req
291. If you'd known him for a long time,
or been in love with him...Copy !req
292. But you only met him tonight.Copy !req
293. How long must you know a
man before you can love him?Copy !req
294. Are you pretending to be
in love with that man?Copy !req
295. I think I am, Fergy.Copy !req
296. I must be.Copy !req
297. Or it couldn't have happened.Copy !req
298. You're just another conquest to him.Copy !req
299. One in a hundred.Copy !req
300. You'll probably never see him again.Copy !req
301. He said if he'd met me back home,
he'd have courted me,Copy !req
302. sent me flowers...Copy !req
303. But now...Copy !req
304. I suppose I won't ever see him again.Copy !req
305. Ciao, baby.Copy !req
306. Good luck.Copy !req
307. - Turn back.
- Back?Copy !req
308. Yes, back!Copy !req
309. - I wanna see Miss Barkley.
- She's on duty.Copy !req
310. Wait, you can't go in there.Copy !req
311. Hey, why have you come
back in here for?Copy !req
312. The Tenente, he knows
what he's doing. Please.Copy !req
313. What's wrong, Bonello?
Going to ever get started here?Copy !req
314. We got plenty of time.Copy !req
315. Oh, the...Copy !req
316. I thought you started.
What are you doing here?Copy !req
317. We come back, Signor Capitano.
Tenente forgot something.Copy !req
318. Oh.Copy !req
319. Hi. You're all right, aren't you?Copy !req
320. Yes, I'm all right.Copy !req
321. I came to...Copy !req
322. I thought...Copy !req
323. You see...Copy !req
324. I... I'm going to be
away for a while,Copy !req
325. and I didn't want you to think
that I'd just gone away.Copy !req
326. No, I...Copy !req
327. What I mean is,Copy !req
328. I'd hate to have you feel that...Copy !req
329. That it wasn't important
to me. About...Copy !req
330. About us.Copy !req
331. Uh, I don't exactly
know how to say it.Copy !req
332. You've said it very nicely,
dear, thank you.Copy !req
333. No, I don't mean...Copy !req
334. - You mustn't feel...
- Will you be gone long?Copy !req
335. No.Copy !req
336. Only a few days.
There's gonna be a show above...Copy !req
337. Up above Plava.
Nothing much, I guess.Copy !req
338. A show? You'll be careful, won't you?Copy !req
339. I won't get hit.Copy !req
340. Hold this.Copy !req
341. Here.Copy !req
342. It's a Saint Anthony.Copy !req
343. They say a Saint Anthony is very
useful to guard you from harm.Copy !req
344. I'll take good care of him.Copy !req
345. I wish I could kiss you.Copy !req
346. He is my friend and a good soldier.Copy !req
347. I do not like to see him
lose his head over a woman.Copy !req
348. Aren't you exaggerating a bit?Copy !req
349. I think not.Copy !req
350. Couldn't we send her
back to the base, Major?Copy !req
351. Oh, if you could send her away,
it would simplify everything.Copy !req
352. Could perhaps send her to Milan.Copy !req
353. Excellent, my dear Major!
Magnificent!Copy !req
354. No wonder the English
are first in diplomacy.Copy !req
355. Er, what did you say her name was?Copy !req
356. We won't get anything else
to eat once the attack starts.Copy !req
357. This is all they've given me.Copy !req
358. Starting to eat, Tenente?Copy !req
359. No, we'll all eat together.
Come on, sit down to it.Copy !req
360. - Thank you.
- Here, you cut this.Copy !req
361. Here, take some cheese, it is good.Copy !req
362. Wash it down with wine, Tenente.Copy !req
363. Who goes to the attack?Copy !req
364. Bersaglieri.Copy !req
365. If nobody would attack,
the war would be over.Copy !req
366. That was a big one.Copy !req
367. - Four hundred twenty?
- No, 305.Copy !req
368. - Sounded like a Skoda to me.
- Skoda, that's what I say.Copy !req
369. Are you badly hit, Tenente?Copy !req
370. Anybody hurt?Copy !req
371. My leg.Copy !req
372. Hold my neck, Tenente.Copy !req
373. You were right, Tenente.
It was a Skoda gun.Copy !req
374. Easy, watch out!Copy !req
375. Lacerations of the scalpCopy !req
376. and possible fracture of the skull.Copy !req
377. Multiple superficial wounds
of the left and right thigh,Copy !req
378. left and right knee, and right foot.Copy !req
379. Profound wounds of right knee
and foot incurred in line of duty.Copy !req
380. Anti-tetanus, please.Copy !req
381. - Come on, lift him up a little more.
- All right.Copy !req
382. Carefully!Copy !req
383. Hurry, hurry!Copy !req
384. How do you feel, baby?Copy !req
385. Rinaldi. What are you doing here?Copy !req
386. Bonello telephoned me.Copy !req
387. The Major gave me permission to come.Copy !req
388. No one shall hurt you, baby.
I won't let them.Copy !req
389. No butcher is going to
touch my war brother.Copy !req
390. Only Rinaldi can take
you and never hurt you.Copy !req
391. You must forgive me, baby,
for talking so much, but I am...Copy !req
392. I'm very moved to see
you badly wounded.Copy !req
393. How did it happen?Copy !req
394. I will see you are
decorated for bravery.Copy !req
395. Perhaps we can get you
the medaglia d'argento,Copy !req
396. but surely the bronze one.
Did you carry somebody on your back?Copy !req
397. I didn't carry anybody.
I couldn't move.Copy !req
398. Surely there was something heroic.
Tell me what you did.Copy !req
399. I was blown up eating cheese.Copy !req
400. Don't worry, baby. I will fix you
so that you are as good as new.Copy !req
401. You will see. Every day, I learn
to do things smoother, quicker.Copy !req
402. Soon, very soon,
you will be walking again.Copy !req
403. I brought a present for you.Copy !req
404. You will find it under your
blanket, next to your heart.Copy !req
405. It is a bottle of brandy, baby.
Very good brandy.Copy !req
406. The infantry captured it from
the Austrians on San Gabriele.Copy !req
407. I have another surprise for you.Copy !req
408. Take a deep breath.Copy !req
409. Where do you think
you will go from here?Copy !req
410. To the Italian hospital where they have
the male nurses with the beards? No.Copy !req
411. I will arrange everything with
my friend, the British Major.Copy !req
412. You will go to Milan. To the
beautiful Miss Barkley.Copy !req
413. That makes you happy, huh?Copy !req
414. Think of Rinaldi,
left all alone with the war.Copy !req
415. No one to make fun of.
No one to lend him money.Copy !req
416. While you...Copy !req
417. While you are in Milan with
the beautiful Miss Barkley.Copy !req
418. Making love in Milan to
the chaste Miss Barkley.Copy !req
419. Look out for the step.Copy !req
420. Why do you stop?Copy !req
421. I am the superintendent. May I
have your medical papers, please?Copy !req
422. They're in my coat.
In the buttoned-down pocket.Copy !req
423. Take him up those stairs,
down the corridor.Copy !req
424. His room is the one at the end.
You show them, Giulio.Copy !req
425. Who are you?Copy !req
426. I am the porter, Signor Tenente.Copy !req
427. Come, follow me.Copy !req
428. Now, Signor Tenente,
we must lift you off the bed.Copy !req
429. - All right. But keep my legs straight.
- Si, Signor Tenente.Copy !req
430. Anything more, Signor Tenente?Copy !req
431. - Get me some brandy.
- No, it's not allowed, Signor Tenente.Copy !req
432. Wasn't I wounded,
fighting for the glory of Italy?Copy !req
433. - You'll find some money in my pocket.
- As you wish.Copy !req
434. - So it's you.
- Ferguson.Copy !req
435. - Is Catherine here?
- As if you didn't know.Copy !req
436. I believe that's why you got wounded.Copy !req
437. - Where is she?
- You ought to be still.Copy !req
438. Here's your chart.
I must take your temperature.Copy !req
439. Does she know I'm here?Copy !req
440. Under the arm, please.Copy !req
441. - Hello, darling.
- Catherine.Copy !req
442. You're lovely.Copy !req
443. - Are you badly hurt?
- You're lovely.Copy !req
444. Oh, my poor darling.
It's your leg, isn't it?Copy !req
445. - You're the loveliest thing I ever saw.
- Oh...Copy !req
446. I have to go now,
darling, I can't stay.Copy !req
447. - You'll come back?
- Later.Copy !req
448. - But we have to be awfully careful.
- You've got to come back.Copy !req
449. I will, when I can.Copy !req
450. - Tonight?
- I'll try.Copy !req
451. Somebody's coming.Copy !req
452. Tonight.Copy !req
453. I'll take that thermometer now.Copy !req
454. Good gracious!Copy !req
455. Fetch the doctor.Copy !req
456. It's a miracle you're not
delirious with such a fever.Copy !req
457. - I haven't got any fever.
- Stay quiet, please.Copy !req
458. It's not what you think.Copy !req
459. I have brought you
a few little things.Copy !req
460. And this is mosquito netting,
and this is a bottle of vermouth.Copy !req
461. You like vermouth, huh?Copy !req
462. - And these are English papers.
- Thank you, Father.Copy !req
463. It's very good of you to come.Copy !req
464. Oh, but I mustn't stay long.
They warned me not to tire you.Copy !req
465. You seem very tired yourself.Copy !req
466. I am tired, but I
have no right to be.Copy !req
467. - You have the war disgust.
- No.Copy !req
468. But I hate the war.Copy !req
469. - I don't enjoy it.
- But you do not mind it.Copy !req
470. You do not see it.Copy !req
471. Oh, you must forgive me.
I know you are wounded.Copy !req
472. That was an accident.Copy !req
473. Still, even wounded,
you do not see it.Copy !req
474. I can tell. I do not see it myself,
but I feel it a little.Copy !req
475. Come in, Cat.Copy !req
476. Don't go yet, Father.
It's still early.Copy !req
477. You are sure? With the operation
in the morning, he should rest.Copy !req
478. Oh, he's strong.Copy !req
479. He has such a lovely temperature.
It is always normal.Copy !req
480. I'm very proud of his temperature.Copy !req
481. Maybe all our children will
have fine temperatures, too.Copy !req
482. Our children will probably
have beastly temperatures.Copy !req
483. Don't mind us, Father. We're in love.Copy !req
484. I know. I could see it in your faces.Copy !req
485. You approve, don't you, Father?Copy !req
486. You spoke of children.Copy !req
487. This, too, is the war. Without the war,
you would have married in God's grace.Copy !req
488. Is it not so?Copy !req
489. And you?Copy !req
490. I hadn't thought about
it like that, but...Copy !req
491. Yes, I suppose so.Copy !req
492. Father, are you...Copy !req
493. Is that the marriage service?Copy !req
494. Of course you realise, Father,Copy !req
495. that army regulations
prevent us from marrying?Copy !req
496. They'd send Catherine home.Copy !req
497. Poor Cat. Such a crazy marriage.Copy !req
498. At least I'm in white.Copy !req
499. No orange blossoms.Copy !req
500. I can smell them.Copy !req
501. No organ music.Copy !req
502. I can hear it plainly.Copy !req
503. It was a foolish notion, perhaps.Copy !req
504. I have not the right to
say you are married.Copy !req
505. Yet, it has made me happy to do this.Copy !req
506. For now, from my heart, I can
say I bless you in His name.Copy !req
507. Thank you, Father.Copy !req
508. Goodbye and be happy, both of you.Copy !req
509. Thank you, Father.Copy !req
510. - Give my regards to the mess.
- I will.Copy !req
511. And get well soon. I will come
again the next time I am in Milan.Copy !req
512. - Goodbye, my dear.
- Goodbye.Copy !req
513. Is Miss Barkley here?Copy !req
514. Uh-uh.Copy !req
515. No. No!Copy !req
516. Shut the door.Copy !req
517. - I can't.
- Please, darling.Copy !req
518. We mustn't.
Your operation's in the morning.Copy !req
519. It's our wedding night.Copy !req
520. Oh, darling.Copy !req
521. You'll have to take your oil.Copy !req
522. Castor oil? No.Copy !req
523. You'll take it from me.Copy !req
524. - I'll take anything from you...
- Darling.Copy !req
525. if you stay.Copy !req
526. Oh, darling, darling.Copy !req
527. I want what you want.Copy !req
528. There isn't any "me" any more,
just what you want.Copy !req
529. You're sweet.Copy !req
530. Don't I make a lovely wife?Copy !req
531. Such a lovely wife.Copy !req
532. Feel our hearts beat.Copy !req
533. No wonder my heart beats.Copy !req
534. I'm mad about you.Copy !req
535. That's the opera I made
my debut in at La Scala.Copy !req
536. - They threw benches at him.
- That's a lie!Copy !req
537. Yes, they did. I threw
six benches myself.Copy !req
538. That's not funny.Copy !req
539. Oh, now he is offended.Copy !req
540. He'll get over it. That's his sore spot.
We always tease him.Copy !req
541. You don't care whom you hurt.Copy !req
542. Now, don't you get mad, too.Copy !req
543. Catherine and I were thinking
of asking you to our wedding.Copy !req
544. Weren't we, Cat?Copy !req
545. - You'll never get married.
- We will!Copy !req
546. No, you won't.
You'll fight before you marry.Copy !req
547. - Oh, we never fight.
- You've time yet.Copy !req
548. We won't fight ever.Copy !req
549. You'll die, then.Copy !req
550. Fight or die. That's what people do.Copy !req
551. - They don't marry.
- Why, Fergy!Copy !req
552. I'm not crying.Copy !req
553. Maybe you'll be all right, you two.Copy !req
554. Watch out you don't
get her in trouble.Copy !req
555. - I won't get her into trouble.
- You better not.Copy !req
556. Or I'll kill you.Copy !req
557. Why, Fergy...Copy !req
558. What is the matter with her?Copy !req
559. She doesn't like me, that's all.Copy !req
560. Oh, no. She just likes me more.Copy !req
561. Are you on night duty tonight?Copy !req
562. Yes, but you won't care.
You'll go right off to sleep.Copy !req
563. You wait and see.Copy !req
564. Darling, how many other
girls have you ever loved?Copy !req
565. None.Copy !req
566. How many, really?Copy !req
567. None.Copy !req
568. How many have you, um...Copy !req
569. How do you say it...Copy !req
570. Loved?Copy !req
571. - None.
- You're lying to me.Copy !req
572. - Of course.
- Oh, that's right.Copy !req
573. You just keep right on lying,
that's what I want you to do.Copy !req
574. Were they pretty?Copy !req
575. I have never been with anyone.Copy !req
576. That's right, darling.Copy !req
577. What were they like?Copy !req
578. I don't know anything about it.Copy !req
579. You're just mine. That's true.
You've never belonged to anyone else.Copy !req
580. I don't care if you have, though.
I'm not afraid of them.Copy !req
581. Only, don't tell me about them.Copy !req
582. You never told them you
loved them, did you?Copy !req
583. - No.
- I knew you wouldn't.Copy !req
584. - Oh, darling, I do love you.
- Then, kiss me.Copy !req
585. - Right here on the street?
- Yes.Copy !req
586. I'll go in first.Copy !req
587. So...Copy !req
588. What is this, if I may ask?
What was in it?Copy !req
589. That's kummel.Copy !req
590. That's the best kind. It comes in those
bear-shaped bottles from Russia.Copy !req
591. And these?Copy !req
592. That's brandy, wine and whisky.Copy !req
593. And I've been pitying you
for being wounded.Copy !req
594. Pity is something that
is wasted on you.Copy !req
595. - Thank you.
- If you're so anxiousCopy !req
596. not to go back to the front,Copy !req
597. I should think you'd try
something more intelligent.Copy !req
598. Not self-inflicted alcoholism!Copy !req
599. - What?
- I said, "Alcoholism!"Copy !req
600. And I also say that I'll see your
convalescent leave is cancelled.Copy !req
601. You'll go back to the
front tomorrow night.Copy !req
602. Have I time for a drink
before the train leaves?Copy !req
603. - For the front?
- Yes.Copy !req
604. - About 20 minutes, Signor Capitano.
- Right.Copy !req
605. It's a fine room, a lovely room.Copy !req
606. It's all right.Copy !req
607. The red plush is just the thing.
Those mirrors are very attractive, too.Copy !req
608. People who go in for vice seem to
have very good taste about it.Copy !req
609. Hmm, you're a grand girl.Copy !req
610. Oh, darling.Copy !req
611. I wish we could do
something really simple.Copy !req
612. Everything we do seems
so innocent and right.Copy !req
613. You're a fine, simple girl.Copy !req
614. I am a simple girl.
Nobody but you ever realised it.Copy !req
615. At first, I thought you
were a crazy girl.Copy !req
616. I was a little crazy at first.Copy !req
617. Was that your train?Copy !req
618. Maybe.Copy !req
619. It makes up at Turin.Copy !req
620. But it stays in the station
here until time to leave.Copy !req
621. There's really lots of time.Copy !req
622. "But at my back, I always hear
Time's winged chariot hurrying near"Copy !req
623. I know that poem. It's by Marvell.Copy !req
624. Oh, it's about a girl who
wouldn't live with a man.Copy !req
625. Listen.Copy !req
626. It's only the rain.Copy !req
627. I hate the rain.Copy !req
628. I like it.Copy !req
629. I'm afraid of the rain.Copy !req
630. - Afraid, why?
- I...Copy !req
631. - Well, perhaps it's silly.
- What? Tell me.Copy !req
632. - No. Don't make me.
- Tell me.Copy !req
633. All right.Copy !req
634. I'm afraid of the rain because
sometimes I see me dead in it.Copy !req
635. No!Copy !req
636. And sometimes I see you dead in it.Copy !req
637. - That's more likely.
- Oh, now, darling, don't say that.Copy !req
638. That is your train.Copy !req
639. Time's winged chariot.Copy !req
640. I'll come with you, hmm?Copy !req
641. No, please, I don't want you...
Not... Not at the station.Copy !req
642. All right, darling.Copy !req
643. How often will you write?Copy !req
644. As often as I can.
Do they read your letters?Copy !req
645. They can't read English
enough to hurt anything.Copy !req
646. Well, I'll make them very confusing.Copy !req
647. But not too confusing.Copy !req
648. Oh, I should have got
you a going-away gift.Copy !req
649. A whistle to make you
feel better in the dark.Copy !req
650. Or a sword. I'm sure we could
get a used sword very cheap.Copy !req
651. Swords aren't very
useful at the front.Copy !req
652. Oh, I see, they get in the way of
your legs when you're running.Copy !req
653. They might be useful at mess, though.Copy !req
654. I'm afraid I have to start, darling.Copy !req
655. I hate to leave our fine house.Copy !req
656. So do I.Copy !req
657. We never stay settled very
long in a home, do we?Copy !req
658. We will.Copy !req
659. I'll have a fine home for
you when you come back.Copy !req
660. Say, "I'll come back to Catherine."Copy !req
661. I'll come back to Catherine.Copy !req
662. I'll always come back.Copy !req
663. Maybe this time, you'll be hurt
just a little in the foot.Copy !req
664. - Or the lobe of the ear.
- Oh, no, no, no.Copy !req
665. I want your ears just
the way they are.Copy !req
666. Your feet have been hurt already.Copy !req
667. I want a ticket to
Switzerland, please.Copy !req
668. - To where, signora, to what town?
- The nearest one to Italy.Copy !req
669. That would be Brissago, signora.Copy !req
670. - Then give me a ticket to Brissago.
- All right.Copy !req
671. Oh...Copy !req
672. Oh, Fergy, I was afraid
you wouldn't come.Copy !req
673. Would you mind telling
me what this is all about?Copy !req
674. - I'm going away.
- So I gathered by this,Copy !req
675. but where? Why?Copy !req
676. To Switzerland, to have a baby.Copy !req
677. Oh.Copy !req
678. I knew he'd get you in trouble.Copy !req
679. Oh, now, it wasn't his
fault, really, Fergy.Copy !req
680. What's he going to do about it?Copy !req
681. He doesn't know it.Copy !req
682. You didn't tell him?Copy !req
683. What would be the good?
It would only worry him.Copy !req
684. He'd have to go anyway.Copy !req
685. Aren't you going to tell him?Copy !req
686. Well, not yet. I may write
him from Switzerland.Copy !req
687. - You're a fool.
- Here, signora.Copy !req
688. - On Track 3.
- Thank you.Copy !req
689. What's the hurry? Why tonight?Copy !req
690. I couldn't go back to that hospital.
I couldn't stand it. Not with him gone.Copy !req
691. But you'll be all
alone in Switzerland.Copy !req
692. Don't worry, Fergy,
I'll be all right.Copy !req
693. You're not afraid of
anything, are you?Copy !req
694. Only of going back to that hospital.Copy !req
695. Don't scold me, Fergy.Copy !req
696. I'll carry it.Copy !req
697. "I've always told you
I was a crazy girl.Copy !req
698. "I couldn't bear Milan with you away.Copy !req
699. "So I've chucked the war and come
to live in this little Swiss townCopy !req
700. "as near as possible to the
Italian border and you.Copy !req
701. "And, darling, it's an adorable
place and we'll be very happy here.Copy !req
702. "I've taken a suite...Copy !req
703. "... suite in the best hotel.Copy !req
704. "And I'm fairly wallowing in luxury.Copy !req
705. "The bed is Empire and
fit for an empress.Copy !req
706. "There's a maroon velvet
carpet, ankle-deep,Copy !req
707. "and a bathroom...
Oh, darling, the bathroom!Copy !req
708. "It's of black marble
with silver fittings.Copy !req
709. "I've just dined in state
at my sitting-room window,Copy !req
710. "from which there is a divine view of
the lake shimmering in moonlight."Copy !req
711. I'm an awful liar, darling.Copy !req
712. It's not really a nice place at all.
It's mean, cheap and horrible.Copy !req
713. But it doesn't matter where I live,Copy !req
714. because I don't really live
at all when I'm not with you.Copy !req
715. Oh, darling...Copy !req
716. What I really wanna
tell you is that...Copy !req
717. That I shall lie awake in the dark
and cry, because you're not here.Copy !req
718. I'm lonely and frightened.Copy !req
719. And I love you.Copy !req
720. - Hurry, baby.
- Why?Copy !req
721. - Time to go.
- Go where?Copy !req
722. But I told you before,
to the Villa Rossa.Copy !req
723. - New girls. Everybody's going.
- Not me.Copy !req
724. But you must. It will be a fine party.
And, besides, I said you would go.Copy !req
725. I can't. I've got to write a letter.Copy !req
726. Oh, to that little...Copy !req
727. Every day, more letters.
You might as well be married.Copy !req
728. That's my business.Copy !req
729. Oh, baby. How you
ever come back to me?Copy !req
730. Serious like a
shopkeeper with a liver.Copy !req
731. Where is my war brother who
used to get drunk with meCopy !req
732. and go to the Villa
Rossa every night?Copy !req
733. Leave me alone, will you?Copy !req
734. Why? Isn't she just a girl?Copy !req
735. Keep her out of this.Copy !req
736. Sacred subject. Believe me, baby,Copy !req
737. sacred subjects are not
good for soldiers.Copy !req
738. Why don't you be like me?
All fire and smoke.Copy !req
739. And nothing inside.Copy !req
740. - Come on, baby.
- You're drunk, stop it.Copy !req
741. Of course I am drunk!Copy !req
742. You come with me and
you will be drunk, too.Copy !req
743. Come on, baby.Copy !req
744. Oh, I am sorry. Now you must come.
There is no more ink.Copy !req
745. Get your hands off me and get out!Copy !req
746. Poor baby.Copy !req
747. Tomorrow I will get you drunk
and I will take out your liverCopy !req
748. and I will put you in
a good Italian liverCopy !req
749. and make a man of you again.Copy !req
750. Ciao, baby.Copy !req
751. You're going out, Signor Capitano?Copy !req
752. - Yes, why?
- The mail just came, Signor Capitano.Copy !req
753. - You censor it.
- Signor capitano...Copy !req
754. The officers' mail, too?Copy !req
755. Very well.Copy !req
756. Aren't you gonna open them,
Signor Capitano?Copy !req
757. No!Copy !req
758. I'm in a hurry.Copy !req
759. - Send this one back.
- Yes, Signor Capitano.Copy !req
760. I do not like to see him
lose his head over a woman.Copy !req
761. Yes, Signor capitano.Copy !req
762. And today my letters came back.
Every one I'd ever written to her.Copy !req
763. Came back?Copy !req
764. Just marked "Return to sender.
Person unknown."Copy !req
765. Well, that's very strange.Copy !req
766. Thirty-two letters.
She never got one.Copy !req
767. - Well, that's why she never wrote you.
- No.Copy !req
768. She'd have written me anyway.
Something's happened to her.Copy !req
769. - Have you tried to...
- I can't get any information at all.Copy !req
770. - I've got to go and find her myself.
- How can you?Copy !req
771. I'm going to Milan. I'll find her.Copy !req
772. But aren't all leaves
of absence forbiddenCopy !req
773. since that battle in the north began?Copy !req
774. - I'm going anyway.
- No, that's desertion.Copy !req
775. - I don't care, I'm going.
- You'll be caught.Copy !req
776. - You mustn't do this, Frederico.
- Yes, I must.Copy !req
777. That's what I wanted
to tell you, Padre.Copy !req
778. What does this war
mean to me any more?Copy !req
779. What does anything mean,
but finding her?Copy !req
780. - But Frederico, consider the...
- I can depend on you, Padre?Copy !req
781. Say goodbye to Rinaldi
and the others for me.Copy !req
782. - When are you leaving?
- Now. While they are at dinner.Copy !req
783. And by morning, when they miss me,
I'll be halfway to Milan.Copy !req
784. If they ask me, what will I say? I...Copy !req
785. Anything you like.Copy !req
786. Goodbye, Padre.Copy !req
787. Goodbye, Frederico.Copy !req
788. May the Lord bless and preserve you.Copy !req
789. What are you carabinieri
doing in the yards?Copy !req
790. - Looking for stragglers.
- What do you do with them?Copy !req
791. Send them back to fight invaders.Copy !req
792. Every foot of Italian
soil must be regained.Copy !req
793. Suppose they don't want to go back?Copy !req
794. Then we shoot them.Copy !req
795. - Catherine.
- Who's that?Copy !req
796. Shh! Where's Catherine?Copy !req
797. - What are you doing back here?
- Where's Catherine?Copy !req
798. I know.Copy !req
799. You've run away. You're a deserter.Copy !req
800. - Where is she? I've got to see her.
- You can't. She's gone.Copy !req
801. - Gone? Where?
- And you'd better get out.Copy !req
802. - Has she been transferred?
- If you don't get out of here,Copy !req
803. I'll scream and bring the
whole hospital down on you.Copy !req
804. - Why'd she go. Where? Tell me.
- No!Copy !req
805. - Tell me where she is!
- Go ahead, choke me,Copy !req
806. but I won't tell you.
You've done her enough harm.Copy !req
807. - What do you mean?
- I said you'd get her into trouble.Copy !req
808. I hate you. Hate, you understand?
I won't tell you anything.Copy !req
809. Shh!Copy !req
810. I hope they catch you.
I hope they shoot you!Copy !req
811. Pay you back for what
you've done to her.Copy !req
812. Making her have a baby.Copy !req
813. - Baby?
- I warned you, but you didn't care.Copy !req
814. Not about her.Copy !req
815. - Now she's had to go away.
- Where?Copy !req
816. Where? Oh, for pity's sake,
tell me! Fergy!Copy !req
817. No, no! No!Copy !req
818. No!Copy !req
819. - We're coming, too!
- Be careful, girls.Copy !req
820. Where is he?Copy !req
821. And get me some clothes. A full outfit.
I can't go around in this uniform.Copy !req
822. As long as I don't get
mixed up in it myself.Copy !req
823. You won't. I just want
you to get some things,Copy !req
824. and put an advertisement
in the newspaper for me.Copy !req
825. I really oughtn't to,
if I had any sense.Copy !req
826. I know I shall have awful gas pains
in the morning as a result of this.Copy !req
827. Just say...Copy !req
828. "Catherine, where are you?Copy !req
829. "I am free at last.Copy !req
830. "Meet me at the Palace
Hotel, Stresa."Copy !req
831. Signed "Frederic."Copy !req
832. The Major made an obituary speech
in your memory and the Priest,Copy !req
833. - he wanted to say mass for your soul.
- But what...Copy !req
834. Vermouth. One for you?
Uh, two vermouth.Copy !req
835. You see, we all thought
you were dead.Copy !req
836. It never occurred to us that you
might have be shell-shocked,Copy !req
837. wandered away, lost your memory.Copy !req
838. How did you find me?Copy !req
839. I saw your advertisement
in the paper.Copy !req
840. But as soon as we knew,
we arranged everything.Copy !req
841. Rinaldi will work on you one
of his miraculous cures.Copy !req
842. You will go back a hero.Copy !req
843. I'm not going back.Copy !req
844. They will decorate you for bravery.
They will even promote you.Copy !req
845. No.Copy !req
846. I'm through with the war.
Get that straight.Copy !req
847. But you cannot do that!Copy !req
848. You cannot just stop and say,
"I'm through with the war."Copy !req
849. - They will not let you do that.
- Two vermouth.Copy !req
850. Hmm.Copy !req
851. Can I speak to you a moment, sir?Copy !req
852. - It's all right, Harry, he's my friend.
- But I, uh...Copy !req
853. He keeps telling me that it's dangerous
for me to stay here any longer.Copy !req
854. The policeman was in tonight.
He spoke of notifying the carabinieri.Copy !req
855. - When will they come?
- Tonight, tomorrow, who knows? But soon.Copy !req
856. My boat is still ready, sir.Copy !req
857. Thank you, Harry.Copy !req
858. If they arrest you,
no one can save you.Copy !req
859. - I know that.
- They will shoot you.Copy !req
860. Look...Copy !req
861. Get this through your head,
I'm not going back!Copy !req
862. I've got to wait here until
I can find Catherine.Copy !req
863. And how do you expect to do that?Copy !req
864. I've got some people looking for her.Copy !req
865. - If that is more important than...
- She's going to have a baby.Copy !req
866. My baby.Copy !req
867. So...Copy !req
868. And that means everything to you.Copy !req
869. Yes, it would.Copy !req
870. It means that I've got to find
her and get her out of Italy.Copy !req
871. - Perhaps she's no longer in Italy.
- What makes you say that?Copy !req
872. She is in Switzerland.Copy !req
873. Where?Copy !req
874. - Brissago.
- Brissago?Copy !req
875. Harry!Copy !req
876. Will you do one for me, too?Copy !req
877. Yes, madam. Step around here.Copy !req
878. No.Copy !req
879. Just the head, please.Copy !req
880. Isn't there any mail for me, yet?Copy !req
881. Ah, madam!Copy !req
882. Yes, yes. Today there are letters.Copy !req
883. - Many letters.
- Many? Oh!Copy !req
884. - Twenty, madam.
- Twenty!Copy !req
885. Well, that was worth waiting for...Copy !req
886. Oh...Copy !req
887. It is up the lake and across.Copy !req
888. - About 35 kilometres.
- I'll make it.Copy !req
889. At the frontier,
there will be sentries.Copy !req
890. - I know.
- And you will have to watch outCopy !req
891. - for patrol boats.
- I will.Copy !req
892. - If it blows too hard, you...
- I won't drown.Copy !req
893. Have you enough money? Here.Copy !req
894. Won't you need it?Copy !req
895. There must be a Villa
Rossa in Pordenone.Copy !req
896. Always the same girls until
they become like old friends.Copy !req
897. Like war comrades.
Take it, baby, please. Please.Copy !req
898. You're a good egg, Rinin.Copy !req
899. No, I am not a good egg. I am a fool.Copy !req
900. But if I had understood
how you felt about her...Copy !req
901. Good luck, baby.Copy !req
902. Ciao, baby.Copy !req
903. - Shall I get a new cylinder, Doctor?
- It is a new cylinder.Copy !req
904. Oh, I wanted so to have this
baby and not make any trouble.Copy !req
905. And now I'm all done.Copy !req
906. All gone to pieces.Copy !req
907. She is losing strength fast, Doctor.Copy !req
908. There's no use. I'll have to operate.Copy !req
909. That was lovely...Copy !req
910. Frederic, darling.Copy !req
911. You mustn't worry, darling.Copy !req
912. I'm not going to die now.Copy !req
913. I got past the place
where I was going to die.Copy !req
914. Aren't you glad?Copy !req
915. Of course you are not going to die.Copy !req
916. You mustn't think about it.Copy !req
917. - It's a caesarean.
- We're lucky to be on time.Copy !req
918. Is she going to be all right?Copy !req
919. - Are you the husband?
- Yes.Copy !req
920. She kept calling for you all night.Copy !req
921. It would have been better
if you'd been here.Copy !req
922. I'm sorry. Is she in danger?Copy !req
923. - She's very weak.
- You don't suppose I could see her now?Copy !req
924. - Later, later.
- It won't be long.Copy !req
925. She can't die.Copy !req
926. Did you call?Copy !req
927. No, I didn't say anything.Copy !req
928. Not yet.Copy !req
929. - Is she all right?
- I hope so.Copy !req
930. The baby?Copy !req
931. A boy, but he was dead before
she ever came in here.Copy !req
932. Oh... But she'll be all right?Copy !req
933. That's not in my hands any longer.Copy !req
934. Better go across the street and
get yourself some breakfast.Copy !req
935. You look as if you need it.Copy !req
936. It will be some time
before she can see you.Copy !req
937. There's nothing there, dog.Copy !req
938. You've had children?
What was it like?Copy !req
939. I beg your pardon? What did you say?Copy !req
940. Nothing. Some coffee,
please, and a brioche.Copy !req
941. It's in the papers. Italy has won!Copy !req
942. Thank God it's over.Copy !req
943. This is the beginning of the end.Copy !req
944. But it will be a long time
before they can rebuildCopy !req
945. what's been destroyed.Copy !req
946. "In the early morning
hours of November 4th,Copy !req
947. "the Austro-Hungarian supreme
command accepted by radiogramCopy !req
948. "the armistice conditions laid
down by the General Badoglio."Copy !req
949. Don't let her die.Copy !req
950. Oh, God, please don't let her die.Copy !req
951. I'll do anything for you
if you don't let her die.Copy !req
952. You took the baby...Copy !req
953. That was all right.
But don't let her die.Copy !req
954. Please.Copy !req
955. Please, dear God, don't let her die.Copy !req
956. Her husband's out there.Copy !req
957. Might as well let him in.Copy !req
958. I knew he was coming.Copy !req
959. When I went under,
I knew he was here.Copy !req
960. You won't tell him, will you?Copy !req
961. Tell him what?Copy !req
962. That I'm going to die.Copy !req
963. - No, we won't tell him.
- Thank you.Copy !req
964. Doctor...Copy !req
965. Have I long?Copy !req
966. Don't you see?Copy !req
967. I have to know.Copy !req
968. Not long.Copy !req
969. Let him come in.Copy !req
970. No, wait.Copy !req
971. Could I...Copy !req
972. Could I have my bag, first?Copy !req
973. Oh! Such a mess.Copy !req
974. He never liked me to be pale.Copy !req
975. You can go in now.Copy !req
976. - Catherine.
- Darling.Copy !req
977. - You're all right?
- I'm fine.Copy !req
978. Did you worry about me?Copy !req
979. I came as soon as I
found where you were.Copy !req
980. Poor darling.Copy !req
981. Let me look at you.Copy !req
982. Ah...Copy !req
983. Tut-tut. You're wet and tired.Copy !req
984. Sit down, darling. Here...Copy !req
985. You're going to be
all right, Catherine.Copy !req
986. Do you want me to do anything, Cat?Copy !req
987. - Can I get you anything?
- No.Copy !req
988. Just talk to me.Copy !req
989. Tell me you haven't
stopped loving me.Copy !req
990. You know I couldn't stop.Copy !req
991. I like to hear you say it, though.Copy !req
992. I'll never stop loving you.Copy !req
993. Never?Copy !req
994. Not evenCopy !req
995. if I died?Copy !req
996. Never.Copy !req
997. You'd never do our things
with any other girl,Copy !req
998. or say the same things, would you?Copy !req
999. Never.Copy !req
1000. I want you to have
other girls, though.Copy !req
1001. I don't want them.Copy !req
1002. That's right, dear.Copy !req
1003. Try...Copy !req
1004. Try to sleep, Cat.Copy !req
1005. When I get well, we'll...Copy !req
1006. We'll take a little house
in the mountains.Copy !req
1007. We always planned a house
of our own, remember?Copy !req
1008. I'll get you a fine house.Copy !req
1009. We'll live in it until
the war is over.Copy !req
1010. Then you'll go back to America
and be a splendid architect.Copy !req
1011. We'll be married all
over again. In a church.Copy !req
1012. In a church.Copy !req
1013. Oh, darling!Copy !req
1014. I don't wanna die.Copy !req
1015. - Don't let me die.
- Cat!Copy !req
1016. Take me in your arms, hold me tight.Copy !req
1017. - Don't let me go.
- Catherine.Copy !req
1018. It's dark out there, and lonely.Copy !req
1019. I don't wanna leave you any more.
I've been alone so much.Copy !req
1020. You... You can't die.
You're too brave to die.Copy !req
1021. You're a fine girl. A brave girl.Copy !req
1022. Yes. I am a brave girl.Copy !req
1023. Whatever happens, do not be afraid.Copy !req
1024. I'll not be afraid.Copy !req
1025. We've never been apart.
Really. Not since we met.Copy !req
1026. Not since we met.Copy !req
1027. And never can be.Copy !req
1028. - Never parted.
- In life and in death.Copy !req
1029. Say it, Cat.Copy !req
1030. In life and in death,Copy !req
1031. we'll never be parted.Copy !req
1032. You do believe that, don't you, Cat?Copy !req
1033. I believe it.Copy !req
1034. And I'm not afraid.Copy !req
1035. Peace...Copy !req
1036. Peace...Copy !req