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Looking through an old photo
album, Conrad reminisces with his cousins about the days when
they were kids and played together. |
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Seeing a photo of a petite,
slim girlfriend from the past in an old book, Conrad decides
to go visit her. "After all, we don't change very much,
do we?" she tells him. |
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In a beautiful Italian villa
many years ago, Mrs. Adaile said farewell to her young, seventeen-year
old admirer with a kiss. |
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However, when he goes back to find
her many years later, she doesn't readily recognize him. |
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Conrad wants to recreate
that night from so many years ago when Mrs. Adaile came to his
room, but this time he falls asleep before she arrives. |
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"Six hours in this forlorn
town - I'll stroll out to the cemetery, and you can meet me here
at train time," he tells his valet. |
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Conrad runs into Rosalind
and Tattie during a layover in a small town believing them both
to be down and out actresses in a local show that is about to
close. |
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Conrad, feeling sorry for
the girls, buys them groceries. |
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Conrad: "I know nothing
about you except that I'm madly in love with you, and have been
waiting for you all my life."
Rosalind: "If you really want
to marry a penniless actress after you've thought it over, ask
Lady Darlington about me - I can't say any more until you've
seen her."
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"I've come to confess
that I'm Lady Darlington - I ran away just to relive a few memories." |
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