:11:00
- It would mean two journeys for...
- Ring for Nancy, Bella.
:11:14
What do you suppose the servants are for?
:11:16
To serve us, I suppose, dear.
:11:21
Nancy, I rang. The muffin man.
:11:23
I thought you rang for tea.
I was just bringing it up.
:11:26
- Then it's too late for muffins.
- Not at all, my dear.
:11:31
Nancy, spread the cloth,
then lay the tea things...
:11:34
go down and get the muffins,
cook the muffins...
:11:37
and bring up the muffins.
You see, my dear, it's all quite simple.
:11:43
- Light the gas, Nancy.
- Yes, sir.
:11:50
You're looking very impudent
and pretty tonight, Nancy.
:11:55
- More broken hearts?
- I don't know, I'm sure, sir.
:11:58
Where do you get
the color for your cheeks?
:12:00
Could you not give the recipe
to Mrs. Mallen?
:12:02
No, sir. I'm natural.
:12:08
- Will that be all you're wanting, sir?
- Yes, Nancy. That will do for the present.
:12:18
Paul, as though I'd do anything to my face,
or ask for her assistance if I did.
:12:22
Bella, I was only trifling with her.
:12:25
It's so humiliating for me.
:12:27
- That girl laughs at me enough, as it is.
- Nonsense, Bella.
:12:31
You know perfectly well
how you imagine things.
:12:35
Don't say that.
:12:38
I have been better the last two weeks,
haven't I?
:12:40
- What do you mean?
- You know very well what I mean.
:12:43
I've been trying so hard...
:12:45
and I have been better
because you've been kind to me.
:12:53
I'll be perfectly all right, if only
you'll be patient and gentle with me.
:12:57
Of course, my dear.