Another Thin Man
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:05:04
After all, we've never been down there.
It'll be nice in the country.

:05:08
A quiet weekend.
:05:10
Good air for the baby.
:05:13
I think they have a pool.
:05:15
I'll see a lot of that pool.
:05:17
I'll be up to my ears...
:05:19
in financial statements,
business, forecasts.

:05:22
You have to do it sometime.
He can't do anything without you.

:05:28
Mommy, you shouldn't try to figure out
a highly technical problem like that.

:05:31
You'll strain yourself.
:05:35
You see?
:05:37
Seems like man's work is never done.
:05:42
Come in.
:05:47
Beg your pardon, ma'am.
:05:48
- I'm Col. MacFay's chauffeur.
- Yes.

:05:51
I thought I might help with your luggage.
:05:54
As you wish.
:05:55
Come in.
:05:58
- I'm from Miss Sherwood's Agency.
- Yes. Miss...

:06:01
Dorothy Waters. These are my references.
:06:04
Miss Sherwood spoke to you about salary?
:06:06
Yes, Mrs. Charles.
:06:07
If you'll excuse me
for saying so, Mrs. Charles...

:06:09
it takes nearly two hours
to get out to Col. MacFay's.

:06:12
It does?
:06:13
It's getting rather late. We ought to hurry.
:06:15
Yes. We have to go to Long Island,
so I'll phone the Agency later.

:06:19
- No, indeed.
- The baby's awake now, Mrs. Charles.

:06:21
I don't wonder...
:06:23
Oh, dear.
:06:24
Come in.
:06:27
Are you the party
that wanted the passkey?

:06:29
Party? I'm more like a riot.
:06:31
- The bedroom, the connecting door.
- Sorry, ma'am. We'll have to hurry.

:06:34
- Shall I take the baby?
- Or shall I?

:06:56
Boy, this is going to be a cinch.

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