:27:17
Hi.
:27:19
I'm sorry to be so late.
:27:20
It's all right.
:27:23
You're here now.
:27:24
Did you go fishing
with Captain Blythe today?
:27:26
I haven't left the house.
:27:28
- No? Then let's go out some place tonight.
- But you're tired.
:27:32
- Let's stay in. You must be tired.
- I'm not a bit tired. Really I'm not.
:27:35
And anyway...
:27:36
What?
:27:37
...I see so little of you
that I'd rather have you to myself.
:27:41
I didn't even get out
of my practice costume.
:27:45
It's the servants' night out.
I don't think we've got...
:27:48
Yes, we have. I fixed a little snack
with my own lily-white hands.
:27:53
What?
:27:54
I'm learning to cook in my spare time.
:27:58
Then I think I'll marry you.
:28:01
I get it. You want to make
an honest cook of me.
:28:30
My goodness.
:28:33
How does it look?
:28:34
- It looks wonderful.
- That's what I thought.
:28:37
- Sit down, sit down.
- All right.
:28:39
Don't be formal, just pitch in.
:28:54
I don't think my mouth is big enough.
:28:57
I'll measure it. Make the sandwiches
to size next time.