:33:00
I'm sure it's there.
:33:03
It's not.
:33:06
Paula, didn't I tell you?
How did you come to lose it?
:33:13
I must have pulled it out
with something, I suppose.
:33:16
- I'm terribly sorry. Please forgive me.
- Forgive, my dear?
:33:19
It's not as serious as that.
It's not valuable.
:33:24
Your present to me, your mother's broach.
I wanted to wear it always.
:33:29
I don't remember opening my bag.
I suppose I must have.
:33:33
You did put it in there?
:33:35
Don't you even remember that?
:33:39
Yes, of course I do.
:33:43
But suddenly, I am beginning
not to trust my memory at all.
:33:49
I tell you, you're just tired, that's all.
:33:52
It doesn't mean anything.
I'm sure it doesn't.
:33:56
Don't worry so, Paula. Don't worry.
:34:11
- Nancy, has the master left?
- Yes, ma'am. A little while ago.
:34:14
Please see that he has plenty of coal
on the fire in his room.
:34:17
You already told me that, ma'am.
:34:31
Nancy, did you turn the gas up in there?
:34:34
Turn it up? No, why?
:34:37
I thought it went down in here,
as if you had.
:34:40
- I never touched it.
- But this went down.
:34:45
Perhaps Elizabeth
lit another jet in the kitchen.
:34:48
Couldn't have been her.
She's been in bed for an hour.
:34:50
I could hear her snoring.
:34:53
That's odd.
:34:58
- Good night, Nancy.
- Good night, ma'am.