:42:00
Yes, Lina and I were just going into that.
I have some excellent opportunities.
:42:07
What are they?
:42:11
I've just received a letter
from my cousin, Captain Melbeck.
:42:15
Yes, he is a splendid chap.
:42:18
He wants someone to manage his estate.
I thought I'd take the job.
:42:23
I'm glad you approve.
:42:25
Yes, we must. We'll get together soon.
I'll leave it up to Lina, shall I?
:42:29
All right. Goodbye, sir.
:42:35
That was a fib about Captain Melbeck,
wasrt it?
:42:38
Was it?
:42:52
- Did you have this letter all the time?
- I did.
:42:57
Why didn't you tell me?
:43:00
Because, dear,
I never dreamed I'd be using it...
:43:04
any more than I ever dreamed we'd be
receiving these two beautiful chairs.
:43:31
Hello. It's a nice place
old Johnnie's got here.
:43:35
It's an old Georgian house, isn't it?
I bet it cost him a packet to redecorate.
:43:40
- Who are you?
- I'm Beaky Thwaite.
:43:44
- You must be old Johnnie's wife.
- Yes, I am.
:43:48
Didrt he ever tell you about me?
:43:50
You're Beaky.
:43:53
That's what they used to call me at school.
:43:55
I happened to be driving by.
I thought I'd pop in for a cup of tea.
:43:59
I've heard so much about you,
Mr. Thwaite.