:58:02
Do you have a wee drop
of the "crature" about?
:58:08
Matter of fact, I might have a little one
with you. I was out myself tonight.
:58:12
I went out for a paper.
:58:16
Well, in that case...
:58:17
- I'll ask Mrs. Carmody where she keeps it.
- No. Look yonder in the bookcase.
:58:25
No, the other side. Now down.
:58:28
You'll find it behind
The Life of General Grant.
:58:43
[Music box playing Irish lullaby]
:58:53
A bit of old Ireland?
:58:56
Yes. Every Christmas since I left,
my old mother sends me one of these.
:59:04
With a degree of abstinence,
it becomes me calendar.
:59:07
I get a little behind during Lent,
but it comes out even at Christmas.
:59:35
That's me mother.
:59:38
O'MALLEY: She's very beautiful.
:59:39
Of course that was taken some time ago.
She's 90 now.
:59:44
Let's drink to your mother.
Hope you'll be seeing her soon, Father.
:59:49
What about your mother?
:59:52
I don't remember much about her.
She died when I was quite young.