My Forbidden Past

00:02:46 Goodbye. Till tomorrow.

00:05:27 I'm going away, Paul.

00:08:03 You know, Clay, whenever Barbara hears a ship's whistle at eight o'clock, she spills her soup.

00:11:08 He talked about your unsavoury relation. Paul! Can't we even shake Barbara's skeleton in private?

00:14:11 They're not, and besides, they're most undependable

00:16:57 I couldn't live in New Orleans any more. Would it be so terrible? I think I should die!

00:19:14 Well? I wanted to make sure about the costume ball tonight.

00:22:15 You're a philosopher now? I thought you didn't believe in these barbaric ceremonies. I don't.

00:25:00 # Buy a candle...

00:27:53 Think what a difference it would make parties again, servants, a new carriage and clothes for you.

00:31:01 and besides that

00:33:22 Well, our famous doctor! Won't you come in?

00:35:53 It will be a pleasure.

00:38:48 It was Paul.

00:41:53 She seemed quite willing. Yes.

00:45:50 Never mind. What are you trying to say? Meeting you at the ball was so important to me.

00:48:24 I paid my way through college with it. Sit down, please.

00:51:09 Tomorrow.

00:54:28 Yes, darling. I'm constitutionally opposed to marriage. I don't see why that should spoil our evening.

00:57:28 there wouldn't be a decent house in New Orleans open to us.

00:59:45 It was an accident, but it's my fault Paul's not yours.

01:02:16 Doctor, the deceased was found partly in the fireplace.

01:04:48 Carrie Crandall's name? I'm the granddaughter of the notorious Carrie Crandall!

50:00:00 business? I don't need it now.