:42:01
I am deeply touched, deeply touched.
Your wife's a wonderful woman.
:42:05
- Thank you. May I take these?
- Why, certainly.
:42:07
And have your coat?
:42:26
- Well, it's just about time to feed her.
- Feed her? Oh, yes.
:42:30
Well, you do this,
and I'll go get her dinner.
:42:33
Okay.
:42:35
Well, princess...
:42:36
...how we doing, huh?
:42:38
Yeah.
:42:41
Here we are.
:42:44
Elizabeth, darling.
:42:45
Oh, merry Christmas, Mr. Yardley.
:42:47
Merry Christmas, my dear Mrs. Lane.
Or rather, Mrs. Sloan.
:42:50
It's a great privilege, a great privilege.
I have been admiring your charming room.
:42:54
It's exactly as you described it. But...
:42:57
Where is the spinning wheel?
:42:59
- The spinning wheel?
- Oh, yes, the spinning wheel.
:43:01
- You wrote about it last month.
- Yes, it's...
:43:05
Oh, it's out being repaired.
:43:06
You know how antiques are.
:43:08
Oh, yes, of course.
:43:09
But what a delightful room.
:43:11
Such a magnificent fireplace.
:43:13
I like a good, generous fireplace.
:43:15
- Makes a room so friendly and warm.
- Yes, indeed.
:43:18
Yes, I specialize in fireplaces,
Mr. Yardley.
:43:21
I will never allow any of my clients
to plan without one.
:43:23
But we don't depend entirely
on the fireplace to warm the house.
:43:27
- No?
- Oh, no, no. I should say not.
:43:29
No, we have unit heat, and each
heating pipe has a triple-wall jacket...
:43:32
...and all the outside walls
are double insulated.
:43:35
- How interesting.
- Yes. It is. Isn't it?
:43:39
Well, here we are, Mommy.
:43:41
All dressed and ready for chow.
:43:43
Mr. Yardley, this is Mr. Jones.
:43:45
Mighty proud to meet you, Jones.
:43:47
- Thank you very much, sir.
- And this is my husband.
:43:50
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
:43:52
- It's a mighty fine baby you have, Mr. Lane.
- Sloan is the name.
:43:55
Well, well, what a cherub.
:43:58
Oh, there, there.
That's no way to treat a stranger.