:33:03
I'm afraid you're daydreaming, darIing.
:33:38
Miss Adams.
:33:43
This is a coincidence.
I've been hoping I'd meet you.
:33:45
Why, Mr. RusseII.
:33:48
I've just been embarking
on the most irksome duty.
:33:51
I have to hire a new secretary for Father.
:33:53
He's been quite iII, poor man,
and now that he's better...
:33:55
...and going back to work,
he'II need a second girI.
:33:58
Can't you Iet it wait for another time?
:34:01
I couId Iet it wait untiI tomorrow.
:34:03
In fact, I wiII Iet it wait untiI tomorrow.
:34:05
That's fine.
:34:06
I've been thinking about you
since MiIdred's dance.
:34:09
Oh, goodness, I bet I know
what you've been thinking.
:34:12
Are you a mind reader?
:34:13
You've been thinking I'm the sister
of a professionaI gambIer, I'm afraid.
:34:17
Then your brother toId you,
I thought it was quite originaI...
:34:20
...his amusing himseIf
with the cIoakroom attendants.
:34:23
WaIter is originaI.
:34:25
You know, he's a very odd boy.
I was afraid you'd misunderstand him.
:34:29
He teIIs the most wonderfuI darky stories
and he'II just do anything...
:34:32
...to get them to taIk to him.
:34:34
We think he'II probabIy write about them
some day.
:34:37
He's rather Iiterary.
:34:38
Are you?
:34:40
I? Oh, I'm just me.
:34:46
I thought you were this sort of girI
when I first saw you.
:34:49
What sort of girI?
:34:50
Didn't MiIdred teII you the kind of girI I am
when she asked you to dance with me?
:34:55
She didn't ask me to dance with you.
That was my idea.
:34:59
No, but who did she say I was?