:35:05
And, that singing,
is that the duchess, too?
:35:07
Oh, no, sir.
:35:09
That is a lady called Ginghi
from the opera.
:35:11
Of course
you've heard of her.
:35:12
Indeed.
:35:13
Evidently a party.
:35:15
No, sir. Just a few friends.
:35:17
Will you require
anything else, sir?
:35:19
No, thank you.
:35:21
Oh, just one thing more.
:35:22
Yes, sir.
:35:26
Will you give
this to Her Grace
:35:29
and tell her I repay her
for this lovely dinner.
:35:31
Very good, sir. Thank you.
:35:46
I beg pardon, Your Grace.
:35:48
The young man upstairs
asked me to give you this
:35:51
in order to repay you
:35:52
for the lovely dinner,
he says.
:36:09
Jenkins.
:36:10
Your Grace.
:36:12
Has Mr. Ibbetson left
for the station yet?
:36:14
No, Your Grace.
:36:17
I think possibly,
you'd better tell Mr. Ibbetson
:36:19
that the night train
is a very poor one
:36:21
and that he had
better wait over
until the morning.
:36:23
And Jenkins, you might ask
Mr. Ibbetson if he'd care
:36:26
to come down
and hear the music.
:36:27
Very good, Your Grace.
:36:41
My dear, what in the world
has happened?
:36:45
Look.
:36:46
The young architect
with whom I quarreled,
:36:48
he's drawn
a picture of the stables
:36:50
as he would like to do them.
:36:52
Evidently
the horses agree with him.
:36:59
Rather impertinent,
I should say.