La Lectrice

00:01:05 THE READER

00:04:41 - No advice. - "He says."

00:07:57 I do what I can but I'm his mother, so I can't help fussing.

00:11:55 "A strange feeling came over me..."

00:16:26 How it came about and how the story ended. "

00:19:53 She insists on dressing as a maid, I don't know why.

00:23:27 - You like my tongue. - I like the French tongue very much.

00:26:34 "He undid her skirt, which fell to her feet."

00:29:52 We shall read this today.

00:33:04 "Good people, hear my lament, the story of my life"

00:36:12 You know, I'm obliged to, Mademoiselle.

00:39:48 to prolong our visit by a private stay on another island

00:44:05 What a mess.

00:47:58 No, I am free, a little, quite free, or not, it depends. But I don't marry.

00:51:23 "I think I've made my decision."

00:56:15 - That's it. Come. - Where?

01:01:27 "The other took out of his pocket a switchblade

01:06:18 but all of that has aroused a little curiosity.

01:12:13 "Peaceful yet, Charlemagne and his frights"

01:15:58 Happier than with a rotten job in a sleepy town and a lover who ignores you.

01:19:51 Madame, I'm a little tired.

01:23:27 Today, the last of the line, I can no longer read.

01:27:05 And I, madame, when will I go on a voyage?

01:30:40 My dear Marie, I have taken the liberty