:53:08
- Hello, Charlie. Home already ?
- Oh, yes, Dad.
:53:10
It's so nice out, I thought
I'd get some air before I went to bed.
:53:13
You better run in. Your Uncle Charlie's
been asking about you.
:53:17
I think I'll Just go up the back way.
:53:19
I-I'm tired and I don't feel like talking.
:53:21
Alright. Suit yourself.
:53:23
- Take care of yourself.
- Mm-hm.
:53:25
- Good night, Herb.
- Good night, Charlie.
:53:27
Good night, Charlie.
:53:29
What were we saying, Herb?
Did I notice what?
:53:32
Well, did you taste anything funny
:53:33
about that coffee you had
at my house this evening?
:53:36
No. It tasted all right.
:53:38
That's what I mean. It wasn't all right.
:53:40
- Put something in it?
- Put a little soda.
:53:43
About the same amount that I'd have used
if I'd wanted to use poison.
:53:46
Well, you don't say?
I never tasted a thing.
:53:49
Of course, I might not notice the soda.
:53:52
You'd notice the soda more
than you would the poison. (Scoffs)
:53:55
For all you knew, you might
Just as well be dead now.
:54:11
(Rustling)
:54:27
- Aren't you asleep yet, Ann?
- Uh-uh.
:54:41
Charlotte, what are you doing?
:54:43
Oh, I'm Just looking for a recipe
I thought I saw,
:54:46
but it's Just so torn up.
:54:49
They have papers in the "libarry",
new ones and old ones.
:54:52
Miss Corcoran will get them out for you.
:54:54
She won't even notice
if you cut out a little, bitty recipe.
:54:57
Oh, it's not that important.