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Freddy Honeychurch's hairstyle as he plays the piano.	D
In the plaza scene when Lucy faints, her photographs do not fall into the blood, her hat does. The [...]	D
The very highlight of the soundtrack is Puccini's beautiful aria "O mio babbino caro", from the ope [...]	D
In Mrs. Vyse's home, she and Cecil Vyse discuss Lucy becoming part of the family. The mantel clock [...]	D
The hand that Charlotte Bartlett holds her purse in when she falls over the bicycle at the station. [...]	D
At the picnic in the Florentine countryside, the light and shadows on the faces of Charlotte Bartle [...]	D
In the plaza scene when the man who was killed in the scuffle falls to the pavement, a cigarette bu [...]	D
After Lucy breaks her engagement with Cecil, she and her mother have tea with the Misses Allen, the [...]	D
In the opening, Lucy and Charlotte complain that their rooms face north, and thus they have no view [...]	D
As the steam train pulls into the station, in the background can be seen a wagon/car in British Rai [...]	D
When George throws Lucy's bloodstained postcards into the Arno and they float over a weir in the ri [...]	D
The psalm chant sung by the choir was written after the purported date of the film.	D

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Sir Harry Otway: The train service has improved [...]	D
Cecil Vyse: Temper, Lucy. Temper, please!	D
Cecil Vyse: So you do love me, little thing. [...]	D
Charlotte Bartlett: We all have our little foibl [...]	D
Charlotte Bartlett: I shall never forgive myself [...]	D
Charlotte Bartlett: I would like to thank your f [...]	D
Mr. Emerson: I don't believe in this world's sor [...]	D
Lucy Honeychurch: Mother doesn't like me playing [...]	D
Eleanor Lavish: A young girl, transfigured by It [...]	D
Freddy Honeychurch: Come and have a bathe. Geor [...]	D
[last lines] George Emerson: Kiss me, dear. Aga [...]	D
George Emerson: He's the sort who can't know any [...]	D
[Cecil reads off Eleanor Lavish's Novel] Cecil [...]	D
Mr. Emerson: I don't care what I see outside. My [...]	D
New Lucy: Don't you agree that, on one's first v [...]	D
Mr. Emerson: You love George. You love the boy b [...]	D
Freddy Honeychurch: Why does she look like that? [...]	D
Lucy Honeychurch: He has misbehaved from the fir [...]	D
The Reverend Mr. Eager: Remember the facts about [...]	D
Lucy Honeychurch: Mother is calling, I have got [...]	D
Lucy Honeychurch: Why need mother hear of it? C [...]	D
Cecil Vyse: You must forgive me if I say stupid [...]	D
Cecil Vyse: I have no profession. My attitude - [...]	D
Eleanor Lavish: Smell! A true Florentine smell. [...]	D
Charlotte Bartlett: In my small way I am a woman [...]	D
Cecil Vyse: You don't love me, evidently. I dare [...]	D
Lucy Honeychurch: How quickly these accidents do [...]	D
[first lines] Charlotte Bartlett: This is not a [...]	D
Reverend Beebe: It's not coincidental that you'r [...]	D
Mr. Emerson: Women like looking at a view. Men d [...]	D
Cecil Vyse: What is it about Italy that makes la [...]	D
George Emerson: My father says there is only one [...]	D

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