00:00Friedrich!
00:18Friedrich, thank you for my book.
00:23When I didn't hear from you, I thought you hated it.
00:27Oh, no, no. Reading your book was like opening a window into your heart.
00:34James Fields took it out of my hands and he would not give it back to me.
00:38I said, such news I have to give to her myself.
00:43Well, it was... it was a silly...
00:47No, no, not silly at all.
00:51It's so good to see you. Come and meet my family.
00:55No, I... thank you, but...
00:59I have to catch the train.
01:02I... I'm going to the west.
01:05My ship leaves from Boston tomorrow morning.
01:09Oh.
01:10Yes, the, uh... the schools in the west are young.
01:14They... they need professors and, uh...
01:17They're not... so concerned about the exit.
01:21I don't mind it either.
01:25You see, my... my aunt left me a plum field.
01:32It isn't a field, it's a house, actually. A rather large house.
01:35And... it isn't really good for anything except a school.
01:39And I want a good school.
01:41One that would be open to anyone who wanted to learn.
01:44And... well...
01:46I...
01:47I...
01:48Be meeting someone who...
01:49knows how to teach.
01:52Is there nothing I might say to keep you here?
01:55I confess that...
01:56I was hoping that I might have a reason...
02:00To stay, but...
02:02Congratulations on...
02:05The celebration of your marriage.
02:07Oh, no!
02:08No!
02:09No, that's...
02:10That's Amy.
02:12My sister Amy and...
02:13And Laurie, actually.
02:15No, I...
02:16I'm not married.
02:17Please don't go so far away.
02:25Joe...
02:27Such a little name for...
02:30Such a person.
02:35Will you help me?
02:38With all of my heart.
02:39With my heart.
02:45But I have nothing to give you.
02:46My hands are empty.
02:51Not empty now.
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