:55:02
I'm sure he would.
:55:04
There's a school too,
an excellent school.
:55:06
Yes, I know.
Ellen told me all about it.
:55:13
I'll have a talk with Danny.
:55:53
Dick, as far as I've read, it's splendid.
:55:55
Oh, well, just for that I'll dedicate
the book to you.
:55:58
And what shall I say?
:55:59
To my sweet, to my beautiful,
my discerning mother-in-law who...
:56:02
Who advised me to dedicate
this book to my wife.
:56:05
- I'll dedicate the next one to her.
- You dedicate them all to her.
:56:08
I hope you'll send me the rest
when it's finished.
:56:11
There are only
a few more chapters to write.
:56:13
I'll wind it up before you leave.
:56:15
That's hardly likely.
We're leaving Saturday.
:56:17
Saturday? That's preposterous.
You've only been here a few days.
:56:20
Yes, and they've been wonderful days.
Ruth and I shall never forget them.
:56:24
But there are reasons
why we must be getting home.
:56:26
- Does Ellen know you're leaving?
- I told her this morning.
:56:30
Now, don't look so downcast, Dick.
:56:32
In a way, mothers-in-law
are like children.
:56:34
They should be seen and not heard...
:56:36
...and not seen too much.
:56:39
What's wrong with Ellen?
:56:41
There's nothing wrong with Ellen.
:56:43
It's just that she loves too much.
:56:46
Perhaps that isn't good.
It makes outsiders of everyone else.
:56:49
But she can't help it.
:56:52
You must be patient with her.
:56:55
She loved her father too much.