:37:03
Yes.
:37:04
It would seem that way.
:37:08
Why hasn't my daughter
been in to see me?
:37:10
She went riding early this morning
with Mr. Mitchell.
:37:14
Have you decided if you'll wear
the beige or the black?
:37:17
Manby, don't ask me that question again.
:37:24
I'm sure you must find me
very irritable this morning.
:37:27
I understand.
:37:30
But I've slept so badly. Hardly at all.
:37:33
I'm sorry.
:37:47
Not at breakfast, Job.
:37:51
What did you say, Mrs. Skeffington?
:37:55
It's Mr. Skeffington again.
:37:58
Oh, dear. Again?
:38:04
I must do something about him, Manby.
:38:06
He pops up more and more all the time.
:38:09
And he always makes his appearance
at a moment when I'm most depressed.
:38:13
Why don't you go see that new doctor
Miss Clarkson is always talking about?
:38:17
- You mean the psychoanalyst?
- Yes.
:38:19
I detest women
who go to psychoanalysts.
:38:22
I've heard that sometimes
they can be very helpful.
:38:25
Wasn't his name Bile or Boils,
or something like that?
:38:29
- Byles.
- Byles.
:38:32
What a horrid name.
:38:34
There's nothing wrong with you that fresh
air, exercise and hard work won't cure.
:38:39
Try it for two weeks and if
you don't feel better, come back.
:38:42
Thank you. You've been
such a help to me. But l...
:38:45
- Good day, Mrs. Hemmit.
- Good day, doctor.
:38:47
Good day, Mrs. Hemmit.
:38:49
- Yes? What is it?
- There's a Mrs. Skeffington here.
:38:51
- I said you were busy.
- I don't know Skeffington.
:38:54
- She have an appointment?
- No, but she insisted that I give you this.